Fellowship Match Results November 28, 2018 Beth Nielsen Pulmonary Medicine SIU School of Medicine Vanessa Williams Endocrinology SIU School of Medicine Taylor Stone Pulmonary Medicine SIU School of Medicine Deepthi Gudivada Sleep Medicine Duke University School of Medicine Mohammad Al-Akchar Cardiology SIU School of Medicine Paolo Soriano Hematology and Oncology Cook County-John H. Stroger Hospital Mukul Bhattarai Cardiology SIU School of Medicine Congratulations to all of our residents and faculty!
Match Results #match2019 3/15/2019 Internal Medicine Program First Name Last Name Medical School of Graduation Sabree Aberabo Saint James School of Medicine Anguilla Laila Ali University College Dublin School of Medicine Cullen Hoos St. George's University School of Medicine Noor Khalid Allama Iqbal Medical College Huma Khan Dow International Medical College (DIMC) Triton Krizenesky St. Matthew's University School of Medicine (Grand Cayman) Morton Machir University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Noupama Mirihagalle University of Kelaniya Faculty of Medicine Karthik
Aspects Volume 39 No. 2 Sixty-seven fourth-year medical students received their residency matches on Friday, March 18. Matches by specialties are shown on the chart below. Twenty-nine SIU medical students will train in the primary care special- ties of family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics. Eleven students will begin their residency training in SIU programs. An additional nine students will be training in other programs located in Illinois and 30 others elsewhere in the Midwest. “Our students matched into a diversity of excellent training programs across the United States. We’re
Welcome to the Department of Maternal-Fetal Medicine at SIU Medicine. Our multidisciplinary team provides the highest quality care for women from central and southern Illinois facing complicated or high-risk pregnancies. Individuals who benefit from Maternal-Fetal Medicine include pregnant women experiencing gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, pre-term labor, fetal growth problems, previous miscarriages and multiple babies including twins and triplets. Our providers support women before, during, and after pregnancy with comprehensive and modern services including advanced ultrasound imaging
The American Dream includes visions of healthy pregnancies and access to equitable care for mothers. The history and experience of Black mothers in the United States continues to challenge the notion that this dream is accessible to all. By Jennifer Addo, MD, MPH Seven hundred women die each year in the United States from pregnancy-related complications. However, the risk of pregnancy-related deaths for Black women is 3 to 4 times higher than those of Caucasian women. This discrepancy is known as a health disparity. According to the National Academy of Sciences and the Centers for Disease
