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Functionality: Works like a prepaid debit card for quick and efficient payments. Eliminates the need for paper checks or cash. Allows prompt payment to study participants. Administrative Features: Online tool for loading, tracking and reporting study payments in real-time. A single card can be used across multiple studies and reloaded until expiration. Lost cards can be replaced. Fully managed by the Center for Clinical Research (CCR). Contact ccr_finance_team@siumed.edu for further details. Eligibility: Available to all qualifying SIU School of Medicine research studies requiring participant

Why Clinic First? The goal of “Clinic First” is to streamline clinic operations, improve continuity of care, and be responsive to the needs of patients and residents in changing times. The concept of “clinic first” encourages a turnaround of the traditional residency concept of “hospital first” to one in which residents can have improved focus both on their rotations and while in their clinic. This can allow prioritizing of ambulatory and continuity care with fewer distractions. Prospective residents can learn more about the projected benefits and building blocks (engaged leadership, resident

General Information CARE is a program designed to register students' participation in summer experiences between Y1 and Y2 that are not MPEE. If you intend to pursue clinical, research, or health-related educational activities during the summer between Y1 and Y1, and you aren't already accepted to MPEE, then you must register for CARE. CARE Quick Facts CARE requires a minimum of 120 hours between the end of Y1 and the beginning of Y2. Participation in CARE will show on your transcript. Summer fees are required for standard track MD students, not Lincoln Scholars Program (LSP) students. If you

Message from John M. Flack, MD, MPH, Chair, Internal Medicine CTSG Team

There were few characters more colorful than Joe “Bobo” Beneky. Just like the affectionate nickname might imply, he would do just about anything to elicit a laugh or a smile from anyone nearby.

New year, new career! End 2022 on a high note: Join SIU Medicine for its Clinical Careers Hiring Event anytime between 2-7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 15, at the administration building, 201 E. Madison St. in Springfield. Representatives from the Departments of Surgery, Otolaryngology, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Simmons Cancer Institute will be on hand to answer questions about open positions, organizational culture, work-life balance and their teams. HR benefits specialists will also be on hand to answer questions about sick and

SIU Medicine is looking for talented individuals, including medical assistants, licensed practical nurses, clinic nurses, medical office managers and medical office associates, to join our health care teams. Talk with representatives one on one, discover SIU's exceptional benefits package and learn about the hiring process during an open house event on Thursday, Nov. 4, at Simmons Cancer Institute, 315 W. Carpenter, Springfield. Come with questions and your resume. We can't wait to meet you! Check out a list of open positions at www.siumed.edu/careers.

The Office of Human Resources will host a Clinical Careers Open House on Thursday, April 7, from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at Venue 1929, located at 711 S. 5th Street in Springfield. We're looking for talented individuals to join our health care teams. Talk one-on-one with representatives from various departments, discover SIU Medicine's exceptional benefits package , and learn about the hiring process. Benefits and employment counselors will be available to answer questions and guide you through the application process.