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All students* 2025 State of the Union Alert Reporting System AOA & GHHS Election Process Student Health Insurance Townhall - Spring 2024 Y2 students* Step 1 Introduction Session Step 1 Study Tips USMLE Prep Practice Test Scheduling and Strategy Top 10 Tips for A Successful Clerkship Experience Y3 students* VSLO 101 Personal Statement Session Residency Application Process Noteworthy Characteristics Overview (Video) Noteworthy Characteristics Overview (Powerpoint) Y4 students* The MATCH & Rank Order Lists (ROL) What Happens After You MATCH? Y4 Residency Application PD Panel *Please note all

MEMORIAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (Community Recovery Services) This specialized community program provides extensive outpatient psychiatric services and social support to those who have chronic mental disorders. Residents work with the medical director, case managers, nursing staff, and other mental health professionals to collaboratively maintain needed continuity of care. ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL St. Mary's Hospital provides child and adolescent behavioral health services, including 24 hour inpatient program. St. Mary's provides comprehensive inpatient psychiatric care to central Illinois

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Internal Medicine Publications Severe Metabolic Alkalosis- A Diagnostic Dilemma. Authors: Foray N, Stone T, Johnson A, Ali M, Kulkarni S, Gao J, Sreedhar R. Respiratory Medicine Case Reports. 2018;25:177-180. PMID: 30186758 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30186758

Simmons Cancer Institute at SIU Medicine and Susan G. Komen Memorial will host an evening with Judy Kneece, nurse and author of “Sexuality After Cancer Treatment, the Guide to Restoring Your Sex Life,” at 6 pm, Tuesday, Oct. 2, at Simmons Cancer Institute (SCI), 315 W. Carpenter St., Springfield. SCI, with funding provided by the Memorial Affiliate of Susan G. Komen, is sponsoring the free event. Please call 217-545-7493 to register for the program. Light refreshments will be served. In Kneece’s latest book, readers learn about chemotherapy and other cancer drugs’ effect on sexuality and