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Nothing can compensate for the anguish that childhood cancer inflicts, but Camp COCO is an organization that tries to make a difference. Since founded by the SIU Department of Pediatrics in 1986, Camp COCO has helped thousands of children and their parents recapture hope, enthusiasm, self confidence and love of life in a medically safe environment created especially for them at camp. A cancer diagnosis brings with it a terrifying interruption of childhood. Our programming is designed to help our campers overcome the physical, mental and emotional barriers posed by cancer. Campers find friends

Office of Student Affairs - Springfield 801 N. Rutledge Room 3080 Springfield, IL 62794-9624 Haneme Idrizi, MD Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Admissions Professor, Clinical Pediatrics 217-545-2225 - Chief Student Advocate - Academic (SPC) Counseling - Career Counseling - Mental Health Counseling/Referral - Personal Counseling Samantha Thomas Administrative Assistant 217-545-2224 - Scheduling for the Dean of Student Affairs - Commencement inquiries Carrie Smith Office Manager 217-545-2860 - Coordinates student travel - General OSA Inquires - Assist with student activities Elizabeth

Allopathic Curriculum Osteopathic Curriculum Primary Care Areas of Concentration Community-based Experiences Family Medicine Faculty Development Fellowship Allopathic Curriculum FIRST YEAR Rot SECOND YEAR Rot THIRD YEAR Rot Family Medicine Orientation 1 Family Medicine Service 3 Family Medicine Service (Sr) 2 Family Medicine Service 3 Surgery - Outpatient 1 Dermatology 1 Orthopedics 1 Emergency Medicine 1 Sports Medicine 1 Intensive Care Unit 1 Neonatal ICU / Newborn Nursery 1 Emergency Medicine 1 Behavioral Science 1 Pediatrics - Outpatient 1 Otolaryngology / Ophthalmology 1 Pediatrics -

Glen Aylward’s work shapes the minds of all ages By Rebecca Budde | Photos by Jason Johnson ​published in Aspects Magazine, 40-1, Winter 2017 A small group of martial arts students follow Glen Aylward’s lead, counting out steps, punches and blocks. The average age in the room is close to 70, and, to an outsider, their martial arts technique may not seem very intimidating or precise. But the encouragement and reinforcement from Dr. Aylward is indication that technical precision isn’t what this class is about. It’s about helping people with Parkinson’s disease for whom movement is difficult

Our residents have continuity clinic one half-day per week throughout their entire residency. In clinic, they have their own panel of patients. We offer true continuity of care - many of our patients come to the SIU Pediatrics Residency Clinic from birth and stay until we set them up with an internist before college! You will have the opportunity to follow your patients throughout your 3 years here, watching them grow and develop. As their primary care physician if they need help with school, insurance companies, ordering medical equipment, etc., they will come to you for assistance. This is

8.6.19. Springfield Moms . SIU Center for Family Medicine is rooted in our community. 8.15.19. WICS . Dr. Kari Wolf, Neuroscience Institute. SIU, Memorial host free opioid crisis seminar. 8.17.19. The Southern . Dean and Provost Dr. Jerry Kruse; Don Diemer, DHSc, Physician Assistant Program; Destiny Petrowich, Class of 2020, Physician Assistant Program; and Dr. Sohaib Sajjad, chief resident, Dr. Quincy Scott, both of Carbondale Family Medicine. Related: https://dailyegyptian.com/94935/news/siu-sih-open-new-facility-for-siu-… , https://news.wsiu.org/post/ribbon-cutting-siu

PGY1's Mahmoud Abdel-Ghani, MD Hometown: Amman, Jordan Med School: Jordan University of Science and Technology Faculty of Medicine Why SIU: It's supportive and collaborative environment stood out to me from the start. The faculty and residents demonstrated genuine friendship and mentorship. The program's focus on education and clinical experience instilled confidence in its comprehensive training. Hobbies: Traveling and visiting natural places Career Goals: I'm open to explore all fields but my main interests are towards Cardiology or Gastroenterology. Dana Alarouri, MD Hometown: Amman, Jordan

Join us on June 2 for On Par for Pediatrics. Your sponsorship or registration will help children with chronic illnesses lead happier, healthier lives. Sponsorship Opportunities We offer a range of sponsorship and registration opportunities to fit your budget and marketing goals while helping children with chronic illnesses lead happier, healthier lives. Presenting Sponsor $5,000 ( FMV* $680 ) Two foursome golf teams Corporate recognition in advertising & social media Corporate name/logo on sponsorship sign at event Double Eagle Sponsor $3,000 ( FMV* $340 ) Foursome golf team Corporate

Internal Medicine The resident on this rotation receives training in ambulatory primary care by attending the general medicine clinics as well as Prairie Cardiovascular Clinics. Full-time faculty members in the Internal Medicine Department supervise the resident. Pathology This rotation is a one month rotation in the department of Pathology at Memorial Medical Center. Gross specimens are processed and examined microscopically by the resident who dictates the microscopic narrative under the supervision of faculty in the Department of Pathology. This resident participates in the weekly Pathology

Carolyn Pointer, JD Policy Director Department of Population Science and Policy Contact 217-545-4391 cpointer49@siumed.edu Primary Responsibilities My research identifies the policy problems resulting in poor community health outcomes. In the Department of Population Science and Policy, my role is to reduce health inequities for the people of central and southern Illinois through policy change. I also work with our medical-legal partnership in the Family & Community Medicine Department, and coordinate the fourth year Medical Humanities Clerkship. About Also, an Assistant Professor, Medical