MD Program Pursuing a medical degree at SIU School of Medicine will be challenging and rewarding. You will be immersed in clinical encounters, research and community service opportunities throughout your training. SIU is renowned for our education innovations and attention to clinical skills, professional behavior and evaluation. You will learn the science and art of medicine using the latest and most effective methods. You’ll also practice teamwork with the multitude of faculty, staff and other learners on our campuses. SIU School of Medicine offers a four-year MD program for Illinois

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2024 Graduates: Emil Abraham, MD - Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship, University of Miami, Miami, FL Ahmed Sundos, MD - Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowship, Emory University, Atlanta, GA Anyka Clouden-James, MD - Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellowship, Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus, OH Saskia D'Sa, MD - Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship, University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL Laila Mahmoud, MD - Primary Care Practice, SIU School of Medicine, Decatur, IL Daphne Mlachila, MD - Primary Care Practice, Sterling Primary Care at Colquitt Regional Medical Center, Moultrie, GA Harsh

Pulak, Agrawal, MD Medical School: Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences Bio: I am happy that you considered Southern Illinois University for Pediatrics! I was born and raised in India and finished medical school there before joining SIU for my residency. It was a warm and friendly transition for me. I knew I wanted to be a doctor since high school and chose to be a Pediatrician in my third year of medical school. I am glad I made this decision till date and I want to be a Neonatologist when I "grow up". I love exploring coffee shops in any town I visit. My wallet has about 3-4 punch

On April 30, 2006, after 31 years of service, Professor Theodore LeBlang retired from the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. During that time, Professor LeBlang was the mainstay of the Law and Medicine teaching program for every class of students who have graduated from the school since its inception in 1975. In honor of his retirement, the SIU School of Medicine has established the Theodore R. LeBlang Distinguished Lectureship in Law and Medicine . This lectureship will carry forward Professor LeBlang's legacy of creative, timely, and accessible education highlighting important

Purpose and Mission Southern Illinois University School of Medicine ranks as one of the fortunate few medical schools to have a history museum on its campus. Since its official dedication in 1980, the Pearson Museum has been not only a repository for the display of medical and scientific artifacts, but also a classroom for sharing the heritage of healing with faculty, medical students, and the interested public. Under the administration of the Department of Medical Humanities, the Pearson Museum collects, preserves, and interprets the history of medicine, health care, nursing, dentistry, and

Recognizing the heightened level of interaction between the professions of law and medicine in today's society, Southern Illinois University Schools of Medicine and Law offer an MD/JD dual degree program to accommodate the increasing number of individuals seeking a carefully structured interdisciplinary education. The dual degree program is designed to lead to the concurrent award of degrees in law and medicine at the completion of a unique six-year program involving academic and clinical study. CURRICULUM DESIGN AND PROGRAM CONTENT The program requires students to spend their first year at

The Mission of the Department of Medical Humanities is to ensure critical dialog about health, health care and the human condition. The Department of Medical Humanities contributes insights from the humanities to the teaching, research, and service endeavors of the School of Medicine . In this regard, the Department provides students, residents, and faculty with knowledge of the humanities, encourages scholarly activity at the interface of medicine and the humanities, and provides multidisciplinary service to the School, the University, and the community. The Department of Medical Humanities

Springfield - The Springfield laboratory is the primary site for the PHLS program. This facility is located on the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine campus at 825 N. Rutledge St. Also on campus are laboratory facilities for the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, the Illinois State Police, and multiple SIU academic researchers. Courses are attended by either via video conference with SIU Carbondale, or on site with PHLS faculty. Blood Lead and Serology Syphilis - Screening blood for syphilis is done using the Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) agglutination card test. If positive, a