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Online tutorials The SIU Medical Library offers a subscription to GoSkills online tutorials. Each month, 30 licenses are available, allowing users to access all tutorials. Licenses are deactivated at the end of each month, and a new sign up period begins. The tutorials cover a wide range of topics, including: Microsoft Office (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word) Adobe Photoshop Soft Skills (Body Language, Business Writing, Leadership And many more! Contact reference@siumed.edu to register. Library tours and orientations General orientations to the SIU Medical Library, its services, and

Providers in the SIU Medicine Department of Surgery are available to schedule a visit to your clinic to give a one-hour CME accredited presentation: Surgery for the Primary Care Provider. Customized topics include: Aortic disease (aneurysms/dissections) Carotid artery disease Carotid artery stenosis Chronic immunosuppression and co-management Chronic venous insufficiency Gallbladder diseases Hemodialysis access Imaging in vascular surgery Liver masses & cysts Movement disorders, surgical treatment for Pancreatic cysts Peripheral vascular disease Wound care Or let us know a topic that would be

Your Success is Our Success We deliver the classroom to you. At SIU TeleHealth and Video Services (SIU TVS) we offer many opportunities for healthcare providers and medical professionals to participate in medical education programs without having to travel. Our distance education solutions include weekly grand rounds and other CME granting programs in a variety of disciplines. Programs can be viewed live via videoconferencing technology or recorded for future viewing. We remove the barriers of time and distance to help your continuing education be more convenient. If you would like to learn

We are dedicated to resident education. We have a phenomenal faculty who both offer on the job education and participate in lectures during our core lecture series. We have a variety of departmental conferences attended by residents and faculty to discuss current cases and recent pediatric literature. We look closely at clinical experiences to ensure our residents get a broad picture of the entire field of pediatrics, with all its subspecialties. We are constantly evaluating our curriculum and thinking about ways to keep it fresh, innovative and exciting. Grand Rounds When: Every Thursday 8:00

The Health Equity Scholars Pathway is an elective program offered at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine that provides students with the knowledge and skills to promote an equitable and anti-oppressive learning environment. Completion of this pathway requires both continual learning through approved experiences that address health equity and active contributions to medical education scholarship and innovation. The Medical Education Pathway is an elective program at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine that helps students develop skills in curriculum design, educational

From time to time, program directors call about residents who have performance deficits that do not seem to be related to gaps in medical knowledge or technical skills. Often, these stem from stress, anxiety or depression. (See Resident Well-Being section for resources.) For residents struggling with problematic non-cognitive behaviors not related to anxiety, stress or depression, evaluation by a Performance and Learning Strategist may be helpful. The following resources are available: Wendi Wills El-Amin, M.D. Associate Dean of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Departments of Family and

MedEd Moments: Setting Expectations Duration: 6:08 minutes Goals of Year 3 for SIU Medical Students Duration: 5:54 minutes CORE vs. PEP: Third Year Curriculum at SIUSOM Duration: 4:51 minutes TouchWorks Student and Physician Training Duration: 12:20 TouchWorks Physician Training Duration: 4:16 PowerChart Student and Physician Training Duration: 6:03 Epic Physician Training Duration: 5:14 Epic Student Training Duration: 4:16 Utilizing Students' EHR Documentation: Opportunities to Integrate Medical Students into Your Clinical Environments Duration: 3:59

Considering an educational track? Some residents decide during residency that their future practice may emphasize certain aspects of Family Medicine more than others. For example, a resident might sign a contract in the second year of residency that includes providing OB care, nursing home directorship, or sports team coverage, whereas another might not. Other times, residents simply desire more in depth exposure to certain areas of Family Medicine than is supplied through the traditional curriculum. If desired, residents can design or follow a special interest track during residency. Tracks