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Internal Medicine Residency Program 2018 – 2019 Interviews
Department of Medicine
Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine
Residency Program at Hofstra/Northwell
Program Contact Information
Karen Friedman, MD, MS
Program Director
John Raimo, MD
Site Director – Long Island Jewish Medical Center
Kyle Katona, MD
Site Director – North Shore University Hospital
Chief Residents
Long Island Jewish Medical Center
Email: medicinechiefsnslij@northwell.edu
Phone: (516) 562-4286 or (718) 470-7875 270-05 76th Avenue
Danielle Aronsky, MD
New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Don-Andre Jackson, MD
Dae Hyeon (Adam) Kim, MD
North Shore University Hospital
Jeanie Lee, MD 300 Community Drive
Kelvin Wong, MD Manhasset, NY 11030
Kelly Spielmann
Administrative Manager, Internal Medicine Residency Program
Beeneka Prashad
Training Program Administrator, Internal Medicine Residency Program
Tachelle Hunter-Basnight
Training Program Administrator, Internal Medicine Residency Program
Jeanine Bono
Administrative Support, Internal Medicine Residency Program
Nicole Gratia-Mathurin
Senior Secretary, Internal Medicine Residency Program
NRMP #
Categorical Program: 1700140C0
Preliminary Program: 1700140P0
Email: IMResidencyRecruitment@northwell.edu
Welcome
This is an exciting time to enter the field of medicine, with our nation’s healthcare
landscape changing every day. The excitement is palpable at the Northwell Health
Department of Medicine, where we are playing an active role in the transformation of
medicine: how we teach it and study it; how we develop new insights and ideas about it;
and how we practice it as we heal patients, families, and communities.
The Department of Medicine is thriving in this time of transformation. As one of the
nation’s largest health systems, Northwell has unparalleled resources for preparing
tomorrow’s physicians for the continuing transformation of our nation’s healthcare system.
Residents are exposed to a remarkable variety of clinical environments and conditions, with Thomas G. McGinn, MD, MPH
patient populations in every socioeconomic situation. Deputy Physician-in-Chief and SVP
Northwell Health
Our trainees are provided with mentorship and guidance, working closely with outstanding Executive Director, Office of the Provider
scientists and clinical educators who are leaders in their field. Lifelong bonds are forged Professor and Chair of Medicine
among trainees and faculty in an atmosphere of support and collegiality, transforming the Donald and Barbara Zucker
day-to-day process of caring for the sick and vulnerable into a fulfilling journey. School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
We are building an innovative research enterprise that focuses on healthcare delivery and
outcomes, and on moving scientific discoveries and insights from the laboratory through
the research “pipeline” into real-world interventions. Our curriculum exemplifies the value
we place on quality of care, professionalism, and scholarship, with special emphasis on
evidence based medicine. We are an integral part of The Feinstein Institute for Medical
Research, which ranks in the top five percent of institutions in research funding from NIH.
We also benefit from a close partnership with the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of
Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, which is crafting a new paradigm in medical education
that blends medicine’s finest traditions and values with state-of-the-art technology in
biomedical science. Our trainees have an outstanding track record in achieving acceptance
by top fellowship programs.
All these factors combine to form a high-energy, high-quality training environment that
attracts some of the best and brightest medical students from around the country. I invite
you to consider joining us in this remarkable journey. Please do not hesitate to contact us
for information and support throughout the process.
With best wishes for your success in our field,
Thomas G. McGinn, MD, MPH
Deputy Physician-in-Chief and SVP
Northwell Health
Executive Director, Office of the Provider Network
Professor and Chair of Medicine
Donald & Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Welcome
Thank you for your interest in the Hofstra Northwell Program in Internal Medicine. We
take great pride in our 130 residents. They are the heart and soul of the Department of
Medicine. The program is dedicated to delivering state of the art comprehensive care in an
environment that is academically rigorous, community oriented, and research intensive.
Our residents are supervised by a dedicated full-time faculty of over 300 members who
work in all subspecialties of Internal Medicine. We offer fellowships in all fellowship
subspecialties, (Cardiology, Interventional Cardiology, Pulmonary/CCM, Infectious Disease,
Nephrology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Gastroenterology, Advanced Endoscopy,
Geriatrics, Palliative Care, Hematology/Oncology, Sleep, Allergy and Immunology and
Medical Ethics). There is also opportunity for a health care administration fellowship, Karen A. Friedman MD MS FACP
General Internal Medicine fellowship and Obesity fellowship. Residency Program Director
Vice Chair for Education
The two main teaching sites for the School of Medicine are North Shore University Hospital Associate Professor of Medicine
(NSUH), a 781 bed hospital, and the Long Island Jewish Medical Center (LIJ), a 450-bed Donald and Barbara Zucker School of
hospital. Through both of these medical centers, residents complete their general medical Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
ward, MICU, CCU, Emergency Department and most subspecialty elective experiences. The
two hospitals serve patient populations from Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk counties. The
inpatient medical wards are populated by patients from a broad spectrum of medical and
socioeconomic backgrounds, and with a wide range of pathology. The program has a robust
electronic medical record system that allows for easy retrieval of laboratory, radiology,
and interdisciplinary information. All H+P’s, progress notes, discharge notes, ancillary staff
notes and orders are done via our EMR.
One of the highlights of our curriculum includes a unique Continuity Model of Housestaff
education where inpatient and outpatient work are protected from each other. In other
words, residents will not be attending continuity clinic during floor or unit rotations.
Instead, residents rotate for 4 weeks of inpatient work followed by 1 week of outpatient
work eliminating the need to be in two places at once. Housestaff can enjoy the ambulatory
experience and focus on their outpatient practice with confidence that their inpatients are
being attended to by colleagues. This system also allows for a bit of rest and recuperation
after 4 weeks in the hospital. We have structured our residents into 5 firms of about 25
residents. Each Firm is led by a Chief Resident who serves in a mentorship capacity.
Ambulatory medicine is an excellent opportunity for house officers to experience
the longitudinal care of patients in two practice sites that serve over 20,000 patient
visits annually. Our ambulatory experience has the option of an interprofessional
primary care track called the IMPACcT Clinic. We pride ourselves on being innovative in
medical education. We offer team based learning in our ambulatory setting as well as
inteprofessional training and ongoing attention to patient safety and quality improvement.
Some of the other unique curriculum include the opportunity for second years to be
involved in different tracks based on their interests. Tracks include our primary care-
IMPACcT clinic, ENHANCE- a community outreach track, Research Track, Clinician Educator
Track, Global Health track and Health Care Reform and Advocacy track. There is a strong
emphasis on Evidenced Based Medicine with an intensive EBM course. In addition, we are
privileged to have a 50,000 square foot state-of-the-art Simulation Center, where residents develop procedural skills and practice the acute delivery of care in a safe environment. Research opportunities are readily available and supported by our faculty. Each year our residents submit over 70 abstracts to various national and international meetings and competitions. We offer research electives to all residents. Our residents match to competitive fellowships. Finally, our academic year is filled with numerous social activities, which promote friendship and camaraderie amongst the housestaff. In this program you will graduate with the ability to provide high quality medical care independently. Residents will also learn to become outstanding teachers and develop important leadership skills. The Associate Program Directors, Chief Residents and I wish you well on your professional journey and thank you for your interest in our program. Please visit our website at www.northwell.edu. Click on Research and education, then Graduate Medical Education, then Zucker School of Medicine Residency Program in Internal Medicine. Sincerely, Karen A. Friedman MD MS FACP Residency Program Director Vice Chair for Education Associate Professor of Medicine Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Internal Medicine
Residency
Dr. John Raimo Dr. Karen Friedman Dr. Kyle Katona
Site Director Program Director Site Director
North Shore Univeristy Hospital North Shore Univeristy Hospital
Dr. Jason Ehrlich Dr. Jared Honigman Dr. Jennifer Verbsky Dr. Deyun Yang
Associate Program Director Associate Program Director Associate Program Director Associate Program Director
Chief Residents: 2018 – 2019
Danielle Aronsky, M.D. grew Don-Andre Jackson, M.D. was
up in Woodcliff Lake, New born on the island Jamaica
Jersey. She earned both her and grew up in New Rochelle,
bachelor’s degree in biology New York. He completed his
and her medical degree bachelor's degree in Biology
from George Washington at the Sophie Davis School of
University in Washington Biomedical Education – soon
D.C. After her Chief year, she after, receiving his medical
plans on pursuing a career as degree from SUNY Downstate
an academic hospitalist. Medical College. He plans to
pursue Rheumatology after
In her free time, Danielle enjoys traveling, trying out new restaurants, completing his Chief year.
catching up on Hollywood gossip and spending time with friends and When he is not working he
family. If Danielle were not in medicine, she would be a veterinarian enjoys salsa dancing in the
because she loves animal. city and traveling the world.
Dae Hyeon Kim, M.D. was born Jeanie Lee, M.D. is a native
in South Korea but grew up New Yorker, born and
in Lexington, Massachusetts. raised in Queens. After high
He attended University at school, she enrolled into the
Buffalo where he completed combined BA-MD program
his bachelor’s degree in and lived in Brooklyn for
Biomedical Sciences and where eight years. She attended
he also received his medical Brooklyn College and
degree. After his Chief year, he SUNY Downstate Medical
plans on pursuing a career in School. After her Chief
Pulmonary/Critical Care. year, she plans on pursing a
fellowship in Rheumatology.
In his free time, he loves to cheer on his Patriots, play golf, watch WWII
documentaries and spend time with his family. If he was not in medicine,
She enjoys sightseeing, walking, singing and spending time
he would have pursued a career as a professional poker player.
with her twin sister, husband and family.
Kelvin Wong, M.D. was born in Hong
Kong and grew up in Brooklyn, New York.
He studied Biology and Economics at
Columbia University prior to obtaining his
medical degree from SUNY Downstate
in Brooklyn. After Chief year, he plans
to pursue a career in Pulmonary and
Critical Care Medicine. He is an avid lover
of craft beers, coffee, furry creatures,
and puns (both good and bad). He also
enjoys creating with his hands with his
most ambitious project to date being a
deck he built for his parents. His ultimate
goal is to hand build and operate a cafe/
bar where dogs are welcome, named
“Ruffreshments”.
Chief Residents: 2019 – 2020
Daniel Clement, M.D. Ryann Quinn, M.D. is a native
grew up in Morris Plains, of Long Island. She grew up
New Jersey. He completed in Massapequa Park, NY and
his bachelor’s degree completed her bachelor’s degree
in chemistry at Drew in Biology at the University of
University. After this, Delaware. She received her medical
he received his medical degree from SUNY Upstate medical
degree from Rutgers school. After her Chief year, she
– New Jersey Medical plans on pursuing a fellowship in
School. He plans to pursue Hematology-Oncology.
a career in Pulmonary and
Critical Care Medicine In her free time she enjoys the
after Chief year. beach, wine tasting, exploring New
York City and spending time with
When not working, he enjoys watching soccer, cooking, trying new friends and family.
craft beers and spending time with his family, friends and dogs.
Diandra Nesbitt, M.D Neha Paralkar, M.D. grew up in
is a native of New York, Livingston, New Jersey. Neha earned
born and raised in her bachelor’s degree in biomedical
Brooklyn. She received engineering from Columbia
her bachelor’s degree in University and her medical degree
Biomedical Science from from SUNY Downstate. After chief
The Sophie Davis School of year, Neha plans on pursuing a
Biomedical Education and career in primary care.
shortly after completed
Outside medicine, she enjoys
her medical education
cooking, hiking, traveling, and
at SUNY Downstate
spending time with friends and
Medical Center. After her
family. If Neha was not in medicine,
Chief year, she plans on
she would open a bakery.
pursuing a career in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine.
In her free time, she’s catching up on episodes of her favorite
soap opera ‘General Hospital’. She’s always excited to try out a
new restaurant (food is life!) or see a new Broadway musical. Junaid Habibullah, M.D. was born
in Queens and grew up in New
Hyde Park. NY. He attended Stony
Brook University for undergrad,
completing his Bachelor’s in US
history. He then went on to Tufts
University, where he received his
Master of Science in Biomedical
Sciences. After completing his
Master’s degree he attend SUNY
Upstate Medical University for his
medical degree. After Chief year, he
plans on pursuing a career in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine.
In his free time he enjoys traveling, movies and tv, supporting
the Jets and Knicks (they really need it) and reading anything not
related to medicine.
2018 – 2019 Resident Medical Schools
Albany Medical College Florida State University College of Medicine
Sanjay Sekar R3 ssekar1@northwell.edu Neeti Pradeep R3 npradeep1@northwell.edu
Omar Waqar R3 owaqar@northwell.edu
Michael Ashamalla R2 Mashamalla@northwell.edu
Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University
Anish Desai R1 ADesai5@northwell.edu
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University Michael Sobieraj R1 Msobieraj@northwell.edu
Jason Ford R2 JFord2@northwell.edu
Samima Habbsa R1 Shabbsa@northwell.edu
Mark Hellerman R1 MHellerman1@northwell.edu George Washington University School of Medicine and
Joseph Souto R1 Jsouto@northwell.edu Health Sciences
Danielle Aronsky Chief daronsky@northwell.edu
Mahmuda Khan R3 mkhan23@northwell.edu
Baylor College of Medicine
Christina Mai R3 cmai1@northwell.edu
Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine
Vinodh Mechery R2 vmechery@northwell.edu
Boston University School of Medicine Andrea Tufano R2 atufano@northwell.edu
Camellia Banerjee R2 cbanerjee@northwell.edu Jamil Alexis R1 JAlexis1@northwell.edu
Mengxi Ji R1 Mji@northwell.edu
Mukesh Kumar R1 MKumar7@northwell.edu
Chicago Medical School, Rosalind Franklin University of Diana Lech R1 Dlech@northwell.edu
Medicine & Science Tam Nguyen R1 TNguyen7@northwell.edu
Janet Melnyk R2 jmelnyk@northwell.edu Angad Sandhu R1 Asandhu@northwell.edu
Kruti Shah R2 kshah13@northwell.edu Zohair Saquib R1 Zsaquib@northwell.edu
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Gabrielle Loeb R1 Gloeb@northwell.edu Aldane Hoilett R1 Ahoilett@northwell.edu
Drexel University College of Medicine New York Medical College
Cara Ciesielka R3 cciesielka@northwell.edu Belinda Lee R3 blee13@northwell.edu
Eugene Lucas R3 elucas1@northwell.edu Salma Asous R1 Sasous@northwell.edu
Raj Patel R3 rpatel34@northwell.edu Mordechai Grabie R1 Mgrabie@northwell.edu
Anika Afroz R2 aafroz@northwell.edu Rafat Mahmood R1 Rmahmood@northwell.edu
Ceena Chandrabos R2 cchandrabo@northwell.edu Fatima Traore R1 Ftraore@northwell.edu
Trisha Menon R1 Tmenon@northwell.edu Waquas Yaqoob R1 Wyaqoob@northwell.edu
Chevonne Parris-Skeete R1 CParris1@northwell.edu
Sofia Rustemi R1 Srustemi@northwell.edu
New York University School of Medicine
Daniel Asemota R1 Dasemota@northwell.edu
Eastern Virginia Medical School of the Medical College of
Hampton Roads
Aryles Hedjar R3 ahedjar@northwell.edu Northwestern University The Feinberg School of Medicine
Evan Jin R1 EJin1@northwell.edu
FIU Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine
Jonathan Macias R2 jmacias1@northwell.edu Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED)
Guillermo Ramirez R2 gramirez2@northwell.edu Andrew Curiale R3 acuriale@northwell.edu
2018 – 2019 Resident Medical Schools
Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health SUNY Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine
Kieran Feeley R3 kfeeley@northwell.edu Jeanie Lee Chief jlee62@northwell.edu
Karen Mendieta R2 kmendieta@northwell.edu Kelvin Wong Chief kwong11@northwell.edu
Austin Schnitzer R1 Aschnitzer@northwell.edu Don-Andre Jackson Chief djackson8@northwell.edu
Glendis De Jesus R3 gdejesus4@northwell.edu
Xu Huang R3 xhuang@northwell.edu
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Fady Ibrahim R3 fibrahim1@northwell.edu
Daniel Clement R3 dclement1@northwell.edu Diandra Nesbitt R3 dnesbitt@northwell.edu
Umair Tariq R3 utariq@northwell.edu Janice Shen R3 jshen6@northwell.edu
Anita Ganti R2 aganti@northwell.edu Shikha Sheth R3 ssheth1@northwell.edu
Amtul Mansoor R1 Amansoor@northwell.edu Joseph Simonson R3 jsimonson2@northwell.edu
Gerardo Russo R1 GRusso3@northwell.edu Timothy Wigand R3 twigand@northwell.edu
Kinal Shah R1 KShah18@northwell.edu Neha Paralkar R3 nparalkar@northwell.edu
Priyanka Chopra R2 Pchopra@northwell.edu
Matthew Lee R2 mlee37@northwell.edu
Rutgers, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Taline Pampanini R2 Tpampanini@northwell.edu
Dhagash Mehta R1 DMehta4@northwell.edu Glenford Robinson R2 grobinson6@northwell.edu
Rebecca Shafer R2 rshafer2@northwell.edu
Dimple Shah R2 dshah7@northwell.edu
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University Shawn Varghese R2 svarghese17@northwell.edu
George Elkomos-Botros R2 gelkomosbo@northwell.edu Marib Akanda R1 Makanda@northwell.edu
Anupriya Ganguly R1 AGanguly1@northwell.edu Khalid Awwal R1 Kawwal@northwell.edu
Sophia Dynes R1 Sdynes@northwell.edu
Samuel Einbinder R1 Seinbinder@northwell.edu
St. George’s University School of Medicine Can Hu R1 CHu3@northwell.edu
Henry Mayo-Malasky R2 hmayomalas@northwell.edu Gabriel Karkenny R1 Gkarkenny@northwell.edu
Alexander Khodak R1 Akhodak@northwell.edu
Rahima Nayeem R1 Rnayeem@northwell.edu
State University of New York at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine Paul No R1 Pno@northwell.edu
Dae Hyeon Kim Chief dkim10@northwell.edu Daniel Stalbow R1 Dstalbow@northwell.edu
Sung Jun Ma R1 SMa1@northwell.edu Archana Vishwanath R1 Avishwanath@northwell.edu
Diana Wee R1 Dwee@northwell.edu Sylvia Wu R1 Swu6@northwell.edu
Suyeon Yu R1 SYu11@northwell.edu
Stony Brook University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine
Jessica Schuster R2 jschuster1@northwell.edu SUNY Upstate Medical University College of Medicine
Naureen Osman R2 nosman@northwell.edu Ryan Holstead R3 rholstead@northwell.edu
Arjun Anilkumar R1 Aanilkumar@northwell.edu Yuriy Khanin R3 ykhanin@northwell.edu
Philip Yune R1 Pyune@northwell.edu Ryann Quinn R3 rquinn1@northwell.edu
Junaid Habibullah R3 jhabibulla@northwell.edu
James Newman R3 jnewman9@northwell.edu
Temple University School of Medicine Jessica Carroll R2 jcarroll7@northwell.edu
Neal Murphy R3 nmurphy2@northwell.edu Moisey Khanimov R2 mkhanimov@northwell.edu
Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine University of Minnesota Medical School
Richa Thakur R1 RThakur1@northwell.edu Hai Xu R3 hxu4@northwell.edu
Universidad Central del Caribe School of Medicine University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Bernardo Acevedo-Mendez R2 bacevedome@northwell.edu Daniel Park R1 DPark6@northwell.edu
Juan Carlos Arrieta R2 jarrieta@northwell.eduUniversity at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences University of Virginia School of Medicine
Winston Wong R3 wwong3@northwell.edu Travis Halbert R3 thalbert@northwell.edu
Juliana Giraldo-Ramirez R2 jgiraldora@northwell.edu
He Qiu R2 hqiu@northwell.edu
Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
Alicia Chionchio R2 achionchio@northwell.edu
University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine
Andre Cote R1 ACote1@northwell.edu
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Priyanka Singh R3 psingh25@northwell.edu
University of Central Florida College of Medicine Ally Wang R2 awang8@northwell.edu
Lea Meir R1 Lmeir@northwell.edu
Zhejiang University School of Medicine
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Benziger Bensam R2 bbensam1@northwell.edu
Jing Sun R1 JSun2@northwell.edu
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Minh Trinh R1 Mtrinh@northwell.edu
University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Carolyn Kwiat R2 ckwiat@northwell.edu
Christie Marando R2 cmarando@northwell.edu
Samip Shah R2 sshah47@northwell.edu
Sarah Flint R1 Sflint@northwell.edu
University of Florida College of Medicine
Matthew Lapa R1 Mlapa@northwell.edu
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Joseph Kaplan R2 JKaplan13@northwell.edu
Benjamin Silver R1 BSilver1@northwell.edu
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
Jonathan Langdon R2 jlangdon@northwell.edu
Beom Soo Kim R1 BKim11@northwell.edu
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
Chukwuemeka Obi R2 cobi2@northwell.edu
University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine
David Garrett R2 dgarrett2@northwell.eduKaren Friedman, MD, MS
Internal Medicine Residency Program Director
Department of Medicine
Department of Medicine – PGY 1 Class
2018-2019
Marib Akanda State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Preliminary
Jamil Alexis Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Categorical
Arjun Anilkumar Stony Brook University School of Medicine Preliminary
Daniel Asemota New York University School of Medicine Categorical
Salma Asous New York Medical College Categorical
Khalid Awwal State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Andre Cote University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine Preliminary
Anish Desai Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University Categorical
Sophia Dynes State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Samuel Einbinder State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Sarah Flint University of Connecticut School of Medicine Categorical
Anupriya Ganguly Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University Categorical
Mordechai Grabie New York Medical College Categorical
Samima Habbsa Albert Einstein College of Medicine Categorical
Mark Hellerman Albert Einstein College of Medicine Categorical
Aldane Hoilett Loma Linda University School of Medicine Categorical
Can Hu State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Mengxi Ji Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Preliminary
Evan Jin Northwestern University The Feinberg School of Medicine Preliminary
Gabriel Karkenny State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Alexander Khodak State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Beom Soo Kim University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry Categorical
Mukesh Kumar Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Preliminary
Matthew Lapa University of Florida College of Medicine Categorical
Diana Lech Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Categorical
Gabrielle Loeb Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons Preliminary
Sung Jun Ma Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo Preliminary
Rafat Mahmood New York Medical College Preliminary
Amtul Mansoor Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Categorical
Dhagash Mehta Rutgers, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Preliminary
Lea Meir University of Central Florida College of Medicine Categorical
Trisha Menon Drexel University College of Medicine Categorical
Rahima Nayeem State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical
Tam Nguyen Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Preliminary
Paul No State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine CategoricalDaniel Park University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Preliminary Chevonne Parris-Skeete Drexel University College of Medicine Preliminary Gerardo Russo Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Categorical Sofia Rustemi Drexel University College of Medicine Categorical Angad Sandhu Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Preliminary Zohair Saquib Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine at Hofstra University Categorical Austin Schnitzer Ohio State University College of Medicine Categorical Kinal Shah Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Preliminary Yueyue Shen University of Vermont College of Medicine Categorical Benjamin Silver University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine Preliminary Michael Sobieraj Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University Categorical Joseph Souto Albert Einstein College of Medicine Categorical Daniel Stalbow State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical Jing Sun University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Preliminary Richa Thakur Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine Categorical Fatima Traore New York Medical College Preliminary Minh Trinh University of Colorado School of Medicine Preliminary Archana Vishwanath State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Preliminary Diana Wee Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo Categorical Sylvia Wu State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Categorical Waquas Yaqoob New York Medical College Preliminary Suyeon Yu State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine Preliminary Philip Yune Stony Brook University School of Medicine Categorical
House Staff Compensation Rates 2019
NSUH, LIJ, FHH, SSH, LHH, GCH, SIUH, Plainview, Huntington, Phelps, PBMC, Mather
June 20, 25, 28;
June 22, 25, 28, June 20, 21, 25, June 17, 20, 24, 25, 28;
GME July 1, 2013 July 1, 2014 July 1, 2018;
2015, July 1, 2015 28, July 1, 2016 July 1, August 1, 2019
Level Base Salary Base Salary August 1, 2018
Base Salary Base Salary Base Salary
Base Salary
I $64,000 $65,500 $67,000 $68,500 $71,000 $72,000
II $66,000 $67,500 $69,000 $70,500 $73,000 $74,000
III $68,000 $69,500 $71,000 $72,500 $75,000 $76,000
IV $69,500 $71,000 $72,500 $74,000 $76,500 $77,500
V $71,000 $72,500 $74,000 $75,500 $78,000 $79,000
VI $72,500 $74,000 $75,500 $77,000 $79,500 $80,500
VII $74,000 $75,500 $77,000 $78,500 $81,000 $82,000
VIII $75,500 $77,000 $78,500 $80,000 $82,500 $83,500
Reviewed and approved by Graduate Medical Education Committee: 9/12/18Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine
Residency Program in Internal Medicine
Continuity Model
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Internal Medicine Residency Program
Advantages to Inpatient Rotations
–– Mimics real life
–– Reduces fragmentation of work
–– Increases efficiency
–– Provides flexibility in didactics
–– Provides flexibility in days off
–– Enhances attending teaching time
–– Enhances resident to intern education
–– Enhances medical student education
–– Better subspecialty experience
Advantages to Ambulatory Rotation
–– Enhances Continuity of Care
–– Limits distractions and the need to “get back to the hospital”
–– Eliminates switching clinic days
–– Greater ability to see patients you discharge in clinic
–– Opportunity to obtain a longitudinal outpatient subspecialty experience for career development
–– Provides flexibility for structured research time
–– Enhances rest
Call Schedules
There are two types of inpatient floor teams: Low teams (1-4) and Care Model teams (A&B). The Low teams are on call at both sites every
four days and take admissions until 7pm. On call and post-call days, Low teams may receive “holdovers,” referring to patients who are
admitted overnight and signed out to the housestaff team in the morning. Each intern caps at 8 patients. The Care Model teams receive
new patients daily via a drip system as they are transferred to the Care Model floors (5 Monti at NS and 9S at LIJ). Some of these patients
will be admitted by the Day-Admitting Resident (PGY-2) prior to arrival to the Care Model floor. Each intern caps 8-9 patients. Elective,
Ambulatory, Geriatrics, Neurology, Palliative Care and Private Practice Rotations have no call; residents work Mondays through Fridays on
those rotations.
Conference Courses
A combination of didactic conferences and interactive small group teaching sessions are offered throughout the academic year. These
include daily noon conferences, morning reports (3 times per week), intern reports (2 times per week), Grand Rounds, Professor Rounds
with the department chairman, outpatient team based learning, physical diagnosis courses and simulation sessions. In addition, all
residents participate in a four-week Evidence Based Medicine Course and a four-week Practice Based Learning and Quality Improvement
Course during Ambulatory Block Rotations.
Ancillary Services
Northwell provides a full complement of ancillary services, including phlebotomy, IV teams, transport, physical therapy, respiratory
therapy, care coordination, ECG acquisition and others.
Fellowships
Recent graduates have successfully matched in competitive fellowships of their choice. A detailed listing is available upon request.
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Our NRMP # is: 1700140C0 – Categorical
1700140P0 – PreliminaryOutpatient Academic Half Day Outpatient Academic Half Day
“Improving Patient Access, Care, and Cost through Training”
MISSION
To prepare trainees for The IMPACcT Primary Care Experience provides
careers as future leaders in trainees with a mentored primary care experience
primary care through integrating education and clinical skills focused on
interprofessional education patient-centered care, quality improvement, and
and clinical collaboration population health in an interprofessional team-
aimed at improving patient based setting.
access, care, and cost. Key Program Features
Participating Trainees Quarterly interprofessional education retreats focused on:
Team based skills
Residents Patient-Centered Medical Home principles
Medical students High-value cost-conscious care
Quality improvement
Physician assistant students
Medication management
Pharmacy students Population health & health disparities
Behavioral health
Psychology externs
Clinical training with an interprofessional team in a
Partnering Institutions Patient-Centered Medical Home setting
Mentored experience & career guidance by dedicated
primary care faculty
Advantages to Trainees:
One-on-one faculty mentorship
Team-based care experience
Leadership & Interprofessional skills building
Quality improvement experience
Research opportunities
Opportunity to provide input in clinic design & curricular
development
Collaborative training with multiple clinical professions
including physicians, PAs, pharmacists, and psychologists
This program is supported by the Health Resources and Services
Contact Information
Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Nancy LaVine, MD Jennifer Verbsky, MD
Human Services (HHS) under grant number T0BHP28558
nlavine@northwell.edu jverbsky@northwell.eduFAQ
Do I have to go into primary care if I participate?
No, you do not have to enter primary care if you participate. This will be an experience that
we hope increases your interest in primary care and ambulatory medicine (particularly by
working with a very dedicated and enthusiastic faculty).
How will my role be different if I participate in IMPACcT?
In addition to continuing to see ambulatory patients for acute, chronic care and well visits,
you will be trained in leading an interprofessional team (pharmacy, physician assistant,
behavioral health team). Care delivery and other clinical responsibilities (i.e. task
management) will be shared amongst this team.
Are there opportunities for additional clinical time if I participate in IMPACcT?
We are hoping to include additional clinic time in the 3rd year and are working with
Residency Leadership to accomplish this.
How is the educational experience going to be different than my current continuity
experience?
You will continue to participate in Evidence-based Medicine, TBL, and the Thursday
morning ambulatory education sessions.
In addition, there will be short case-based didactic sessions with a clinical huddle 2-3 times a
week while you’re in clinic, and IMPACcT Workshop Sessions (Thursday afternoons, 5 times
a year) which bring together all of the IMPACcT learners and faculty to focus on specific
topics (Interprofessional Skills, Health Disparities, Medication Management, Behavioral
Health, and PCMH Principles).
What about my current continuity patient panel? Will I lose those patients if I enter
IMPACcT?
As your IMPACcT experience will take the place of your usual continuity clinic sessions, it is
our goal that your established patients will follow right along with you. This will be a bigger
switch for the patients if you currently practice at the ACU, but we will try to facilitate this
transition.
How many residents will there be?
There will be 5 R2 and 5 R3 residents in the program. Each firm will have one R2 and one
R3.
How do I apply?
If you are interested, please email Nancy LaVine, MD at nlavine@northwell.edu.Fellowship/Graduation Plans
Allergy & Immunology 2018 Alice Chau University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals
2018 Roshini Kuriakose Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ
2016 Brianne Navetta-Modrov Northwell Health
2015 Amrita Khokhar UC Irvine Medical Center-California
Niha Qamar UC Davis Medical Center-California
2014 Shaan Waqar Northwell Health
2013 Laura Helfner Northwell Health
Anastasiya Kleva Northwell Health
2012 Robert Sporter Northwell Health
Cardiology 2018 Lusana Ahsan Albany Medical Center
Ibrahim Ali Northwell Health
Jessica Kvasic Maine Medical Center
Shankar Thampi Northwell Health
Yoni Litwok Northwell Health
2017 David Fridman Northwell Health
James Gabriels Northwell Health
Haider Nazeer Albany Medical Center
Kareem Niazi Rutgers RW Johnson Medical Sch-NJ
Craig Raphael Winthrop University Hospital
Joanna Troulakis New York-Presbyterian/Queens
2016 Amit Alam Rutgers RW Johnson Medical Sch-NJ
Michael Weinreich Montefiore Medical Center
Moussa Saleh UC San Francisco- Fresno CA
Robert Faigen Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
2015 Jenny Lam Atlantic Health System-New Jersey
Jason Misher Northwell Health
Amrita Persaud Northwell Health
Raghav Sharma Northwell Health
Heather Stahura Albany Medical Center
2014 Steven Savella Northwell Health
Jossef Amirian Einstein/Beth Israel Medical Center
Suraj Sookhu Northwell Health
Ji Can Yang Northwell Health
2013 Gregory Glover Northwell Health
Omid Javdan New York Hospital of Queens
Jonathan Ruan Northwell Health
Sunil Singh Northwell Health
David Stern Northwell Health
2012 Andrew Galmer Northwell Health
Justin Hakimian New York Hospital of Queens
Nishtha Sareen St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital - Michigan
Neel Shah Morristown Memorial
Chao Thach Tran University of South Alabama
Michael Wu Northwell Health
Haisam Ismail Northwell Health
Badewattie Narine Northwell Health
Phillip Ruisi Brown University
Endocrinology 2018 Jacqueline Trogan Northwell Health
2017 Sushmitha Reddy Northwell Health
2016 Jill Feffer Icahn SOM ST Lukes-Roosevelt NY
Justin Yoon Rhode Island Hosp/Brown
2015 Heather Greenberg Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center
Tara Kim Northwell Health
2014 Alexandria Atuahene Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
2013 Elina Trofimovsky Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Jessica Abramowitz Northwell Health
2012 Aren Skolnick Northwell Health
Jennifer Schwarz New York University School of MedicineGastroenterology 2018 Heui-Wen Lim Northwell Health
Monica Passi University of Maryland
Nichol Martinez Northwell Health
Natasha McMillan Howard University Hospital
2017 Joshua Berkowitz Northwell Health
Mohammed Ullah U Rochester/Strong Memorial
2016 Alexander Potashinsky U Conneticut SOM
Sara Cerrone Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
Youran Gao Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
2014 Merajur Rahman Northwell Health
Brian Markowitz Northwell Health
Yun Ju Kim Northwell Health
2013 Sumant Inamdar Northwell Health
Ashby Thomas Northwell Health
2012 Peter Stein Northwell Health
Geriatrics 2018 Melissa Chamblain Winthrop University Hospital
2013 Cynthia Lien Weill Cornell Medical College
2012 Yakov Kandov Northwell Health
General Internal
Medicine Fellowship 2018 Marci Laudenslager Johns Hopkins
Amanda Simone Northwell Health
Hematology/Oncology 2018 Jeffrey Chi Northwell Health
Zunaira Chaudhry Montefiore Medical Center
Shreya Goyal Northwell Health
Sara Tariq Montefiore Medical Center
2017 Mohammad Kazemi Montefiore Medical Center
Rajvi Patel Northwell Health
2016 Bradley Goldberg Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
Ryan Sugarman Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
2015 Terrence Bradley University of Miami
Erik Kockenmeister Northwell Health
Cheryl Mensah Northwell Health
2014 Mohammad Khan Northwell Health
Marc Braunstein New York University School of Medicine
Jae Cho Northwell Health
Adriana Guigova Northwell Health
Janaki Parameswaran Yale University School of Medicine
Daniel Sammartino Northwell Health
2013 Lynn Mathew Northwell Health
Pragati Tandon Northwell Health
Athena Kritharis Tufts University School of Medicine
2012 Krystal Cascetta Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Pouyan Gohari Maimonides
Kai He Johns Hopkins
Kan Huang Columbia University
Christopher Mason Northwell Health
Hepatology 2012 Yun Ju Kim NIH
Infectious Diseases 2018 Maria Ng Northwell Health
2016 Aaron Mishkin Icahn SOM - Mount Sinai NY
2015 Adam Baghban Yale University School of Medicine
Sean Liu Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
2013 Kaitlin Poeth Northwell Health
2012 Arthur Luka Northwell Health
Nephrology 2018 Matthew Sinclair Duke University Medical Center
2016 Chuan Jiang Northwell Health-Lenox Hill
2014 Lauren Paster Northwell Health
Daniel Ross Northwell Health
Jeny Varghese Northwell Health
2013 Seyyar Khan Northwell HealthFellowship/Graduation Plans
Deepa Malieckal New York University School of Medicine
Qazi Nuaman Masood Yale University School of Medicine
Nirav Mehta Northwell Health
2012 Louis Spiegel Northwell Health
Nuclear Cardiology 2011 Jason Stuck Columbia University
Obesity Medicine 2017 Najia Dar Northwell Health
Occupational
Environmental Medicine 2015 Rahmat Balogun UC San Francisco-California
2013 Raj Ahsan Yale University School of Medicine
Oncology Research 2012 Hui Zhu Cleveland Clinic
Palliative Care 2016 Evan Schneidmesser Icahn SOM - Mount Sinai NY
2015 Gene DeCastro Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center
Wai Yim Lam Northwell Health
2014 Clement Choua Einstein/Beth Israel Medical Center
Diana Martins-Welch Northwell Health
2013 Mary Makaryus Northwell Health
2012 April Caperna Northwell Health
Alex Rimar Northwell Health
Pathology Resident 2011 Seby Jacob Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Physician Administrative
Fellowship 2018 Pooja Shah Northwell Health
2015 Ankita Sagar Northwell Health
Preventive Cardiology 2014 Amanda Leung Brown University
Primary Care Fellowship 2014 Eun Ji Kim Harvard Beth Israel Deaconess
Pulmonary & Critical Care 2018 Jonathan Lamee Montefiore Medical Center
Chuan Jiang Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
Andrew Weber Northwell Health
2017 Rivkah Darabaner Montefiore Medical Center
Chananya Goldman Albany Medical Center
Juliana Rosentsveyg Northwell Health
Etieno Umobong Northwell Health
2016 Aleksandr Melamud Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
Mohammed Abbasi Montefiore Medical Center
Zubair Hasan Northwell Health-North Shore/LIJ
2015 Krystal Cleven Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center
2014 Adam Green Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center
Margarita Oks Northwell Health
Dena Daglian New York University School of Medicine
2013 Stella Hahn Northwell Health
Zarina Nestor Montefiore Medical Center
Sameer Khanijo Northwell Health
2012 Astha Chichra Northwell Health
Daniel Laurie New York University School of Medicine
Mina Makaryus Northwell Health
Ana Ponea Albert Einstein - Montefiore
Venessa Tan Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Research Fellowship 2015 Safiya Richardson Northwell Health
Rheumatology 2018 Jonathan Paramo Northwell Health
2017 Bhakti Shah Northwell Health
2016 Pankaj Jain Montefiore Medical Center
Shereen Mahmood Montefiore Medical Center
Hospitalist 2018 Anam Ahmed Palos Hospital Illinois
Peter Chen Northwell Health
Latoya Codougan Northwell Health
Sheila Firoozan Northwell Health
Nancy Hwang Northwell Health
Irina Kushnir University of Washington Medical Center
Jacqueline Moore Northwell Health
Rusmat Priyam Northwell Health2017 Lusana Ahsan Vidant Medical Center, North Carolina
Natasha Bahri University of California, San Francisco
Kush Bhorania Northwell Health
Mitchell Izower Beth Israel Deaconess-MA
Ying Ting Lau Garfield Medical Center, Monterey Park, California
Juan Mendez Bellevue Hospital Center
Jermaine Myers University of Miami
Dev Shah Northwell Health
Edward Vuong Northwell Health
2016 Courtney Kluger Northwell Health
Irina Zaretsky Mount Sinai West
Jared Honigman Northwell Health-North Shore
Jessica Giacinto-Lawrence Northwell Health-North Shore
Jonathan Silver Northwell Health-North Shore
Martin Detchkov Northwell Health-Plainview
Joseph Song Northwell Health-North Shore
Raman Bhalla New York
2015 Oluwaseun Adeosun Northwell Health (LIJ)
Mayank Agrawal Northwell Health (LIJ)
Scott Bodner Northwell Health (Glen Cove)
Saquib Chaudhri Premier Hospitalists of Southwest Florida
Yingdi Chen Philadelphia
Eric Han Indiana University
Charles Kast Northwell Health (LIJ)
Chris Khamphoune Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Valerie Pershad Northwell Health (North Shore)
Joseph Ramharack Locum Tenans
Andre Reyes St. Luke's Roosevelt-New York
Saumya Sharma Northwell Health (LIJ)
2014 Sean LaVine Northwell Health (LIJ)
Alicia Floyd Northwell Health
Konrad Krupinski Northwell Health (LIJ)
Bilal Mannan Northwell Health
Danielle Saldin Rhode Island
Prashant Sharma Geisinger Health System
Brian Spund Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center
Shiru Ye Northwell Health
Yue Yu Locum Tenans
Danny Zaghi Kaiser Permanente California
2013 Soheil Altafi Northwell Health
Samuel Anandan Northwell Health
Ali Chaudhry South Dakota
Laila Dadvand Connecticut
Pal Grewal Northwell Health
Chun Kit Hung Northwell Health
Mazher Muneer Northwell Health
John Raimo Northwell Health (LIJ)
Bryan Schwartz New York
Billie Xia Montefiore Medical Center
2012 Esther Ahn Northwell Health (North Shore)
Isaac English Kaiser Permanente - Northern California
Maria Escorcia de Leon Philadelphia
Scott Greenspahn Seattle
Sumant Inamdar Brigham & Women's Hospital
Alexander Kaganas Northwell Health
Rajeev Mehta Northwell Health
Erica Niedbalec Mercy Hospital - Sacramento, CA
Alexander Osei-Bonsu New York
Yulin Wang Northwell Health (LIJ)
Michael Winter Northwell Health (LIJ)Hospitalist Scholar Program Chinedu Madu NYU Langone Medical Center Pediatric Survivorship Fellowship 2018 Carlos Lopez Memorial Sloan Kettering Primary Care 2018 Raymond Xu Advantage Care 2017 David Alajajian Pacific Oaks Medical Group, Beverly Hills, CA 2016 Katherine Rowan Northwell Health-Babylon Lauren Maltese Phelps Memorial/Outpatient-Westchester Luke Janson Mount Sinai-Astoria Phylicia Baird Mount Sinai-Astoria 2015 Tiffany Chin California Huy Hoang Northwell Health Primary Care Practice Sarah Kimble Northwell Health (Lenox Hill) Ali Rahyab Glendale Primary Care, Queens, New York Judah Weinstein NYU Langone Medical Center Brian Wetchler Woodmere Medical Associates 2014 Marisa Ip The Laxer/Rubenstein Practice Janice Fujiwara New York Area 2013 Marguerite Yao North Carolina 2012 Xiaofei Wei Connecticut
Scholarly Project Timeline Mentees will follow a structured 3-year program timeline. Individualized project and training timelines will be developed with the mentee and mentor. Evaluations with the mentor and Residency Program Director will be performed to assess research progress and adherence to personalized program timeline. Sample Resident Timeline
2017 – 2018
2017-2018 Academic
Academic Year Year
Interprofessional Management Of PTSD In A Patient With Complex
Rethinking The Diagnosis: A Case Of Vertigo Ahmed A, Ahmad S. Family Dynamics Jackson D, Coletti D, Rosenberg L, Simone A,
Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Cacace F, Ehrlich J Poster Presented at 2018 Society of General Internal
Orlando, FL Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO
Narrowing The Diagnosis: A Case Of An 18 Year Old With Severe
Cardiomyopathy Ashamalla M, Kim A, Fitterman N. Poster Presented at An Exaggerated Immune Response
the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Khan M, Philip S.
Dressler Syndrome: A Emerging Complication Of Ablative Therapy It's Exhilarating Until You Stroke Out Khan M, Myers J, Kandov Y,
For Atrial Fibrillation Banerjee C, Lopez C, Tam J, Katona K. Poster Sharma A.
Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Hicc-Up The Ante: A Catastrophic Case Of Babesiosis
PD-1 Inhibitor Induced Colitis Refractory To Steroids Carroll J, Lopez Khanin Y, Shah D. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital
C, McAfee M, Tam J. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
The Effectiveness Of Immunotherapy For Allergic Asthma Among
Allergic And Immunologic Dysregulation In Ehlers-Danlos Different Weight Categories Kuriakose R, Kohn N, Farzan S. Poster
Syndrome: A Case Series Chau A. S. , Jongco, A. M. Presented at the Presented at the 2018 American Academy of Allergy Asthma and
2018 American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology Annual Immunology Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL
Meeting, Orlando, FL
A Rare Case Of Macrophage Activation Syndrome In A Patient With
Not Your Typical Hus: Complement Mediated Hemolytic Uremic Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Kwiat C, Karim N.
Syndrome Chi J, Newman J, Mayo P. Poster Presented at the 2018
Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL A Rare Case Of Vasculitis-Associated Cva In An Adult Patient With
Henoch-Schonlein Purpura Laudenslager M, Honigman J. Poster
A Case Of Dynamic Change In The Serum Igg4 Level In A Patient Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
With Classic Autoimmune Pancreatitis Choudhary Z, Yang D. Poster
Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Insane In The Membrane: A Rare Case Of Viable Neurocysticercosis
Laudenslager M, Harris, K Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of
When Sinusitis Isn't What It Seems Ciesielka C, Cacace F Poster Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Presented at 2018 Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting,
Denver, CO Random Assesss Memories: A Rare Case Of Autoimmune Limbic
Encephalitis Laudenslager M Ahmad S, Poster Presented at the 2018
Managing Severe Babesiosis In Pregnancy; How Effective Physician Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Communication Improves Clinical Outcomes Codougan L, Oey M
A Rare Initial Presentation of Lung Cancer Metastasis
Diagnosing Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: Leave No Stone Unturned Lee, M, Sheth S, Ahmad S. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of
Firoozan S, Goldin M. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Severe Hyponatremia Precipitating A Brugada-Pattern On
Chronic Kidney Disease At Age 23: A Case Of Collapsing Electrocardiography Lopez C, Carroll J, Tomanelli T
Glomerulopathy Secondary To Parvovirus In A Young Healthy Man
Ganti A, Roarke D. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Kikuchi Disease: A Cloak Of Worrisome Symptoms Concealing A
Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Benign Entity. Lucas E, Chi J, Adeosun O, Verbsky J.
The Good Patient: A Case Of B12 Deficiency Anemia Caused By Predictors Of Inappropriate Testing In The Evaluation Of Suspected
Metformin Use Habibullah J, Fitterman N. Poster Presented at the 2018 Pulmonary Embolism Lucas E, Richardson S, Khan S, Mechery V,
Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL McGinn T.
Acute Renal Failure with a Twist of Bitter Melon Halbert T, Goldin M, Piperacillin-Tazobactam Causing Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus:
Ross D, Bijol V, Weber A, An Old Drug, But A New Adverse Drug Effect Mai C, Lim H.W,
Fitterman N. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine
Meeting, Orlando, FL
Patterns Of Failure And Second Primary Cancers In Oropharyngeal
Cancer- Implications For Surveillance In The HPV Era Holstead R,
Vege A, Barnaby K, Goncalves P, Paul D, Savona S, Frank D, Kamdar D, Analysis of Racial and Ethnic Disparities Associated with the
Pereira L, Fantasia J, Ghaly M, Pollack J, Teckie S, Seetharamu N. Poster Inpatient Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Martinez N,
Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Troulakis J, Zhang M, Khan S, Marrast L, Qiu M, Abrudescu P, Sultan K
Male Gynecomastia: A Rare Case Of Feminizing Adrenal Cortical Fever Of Unknown Origin Due To Disseminated BCG Infection
Carcinoma Ibrahim F, Chi J, Laguerre M. Poster Presented at the 2018 Involving The Eye And Kidney: A Case Report Melnyk J, Edwards B,
Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Yang D, Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine
Meeting, Orlando, FLPhysician Practices Surrounding Constipation Management In In Hospital And 30 Day Outcomes Of Patients Presenting With
Hospitalized Older Adults Moore J, Latif R, Nouryan C. N, Kline M, NSTEMI And Chronic Kidney Disease Sheth S, Doshi R, Meraj P
O'Connor C, Patel K, Naher K, Wolf-Klein G, Sinvani L. Poster Presented
at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Determining Neoadjuvant Cisplatin Based Chemosensitivity In Eosinophilic Pleural Effusion as a Rare Adverse Effect of Clozapine
Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer Through Differential Gene Simonson J, Kluger C. Poster Presented at 2018 Society of General
Expression And Mirna Analysis Murphy N, Shah P, Shih A, Kozel Z, Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO
Bradley T, Vira M, Korsunsky I, Yaskiv O, Khalili H, Liew A, Lee A, Zhu X.
Poster Presented 2018 American Association for Cancer Research Recurrent Reversible Stress Induced Cardiomyopathy From Severe
Annual Meeting Chicago, IL Anxiety; A Management Dilemma Tariq U, Gabriels J, Marchant D.
Poster Presented at 2018 American College of Cardiology Annual
A Unique Case of Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumor (DSRCT) Meeting, San Diego, CA
Presenting as Gastrointestinal Bleeding Obi C, Hartman, J
Only Time Can Tell. Overlapping Features Of Radioosteonecrosis
Assessment Of Cardiac Thrombosis In Patients With Left Ventricular And Recurrent Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma. Tufano A, Sugarman
Assist Device Using Multidetector Cardiac Computed Tomography R, Shroff T, Teckie S, Ghaly M, Pollack J, Frank D, Kamdar D, Pereira L,
Obi C, Chan N, Rizkalla M, Makaryus J Fantasia J, Lessin M, Romeo G, Seetharamu N.
A Deceptive Case Of Eosinophilic Cholangitis Mimicking Malignancy
A Case Of Canagliflozin Induced Euglycemic Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Waqar O, Bania, J. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital
Rare But Significant Osman N, Runcie K. Poster Presented at the 2018 Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Underutilization of Penicillin Skin Testing in the Outpatient Setting
Edema and a Surprising Echo – The Differential of a Right Sided Waqar O, Jongco A, Oriel R
Heart Mass Paralkar N, LaVine N
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There Will Be Blood: The Dilemma Of Treating Paroxysmal Nocturnal
Hemoglobinuria In The Presence Of New Drug-Eluting Stents Wigand
Patients with IBS and Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) T, Qiu H, Belletti L.
Have Lower Ileocecal Junction Pressures and Differences in
Intestinal Transit Times as Compared to IBS Patients without SIBO
Using a Wireless Motility Capsule Passi M, Vegesna A, Okeke F, Twice Daily Interdisciplinary Rounds And Its Effect On Team
Spector Y, Okolo P, Lucak S, Nguyen A, Worledge H, Miller L, Roland B Satisfaction And Hospital Length Of Stay Wong K, LaVine S.
Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting,
Orlando, FL
Teamwork Prevails - Constructing A Deprescribing Process For
Proton Pump Inhibitors With An Interprofessional Team At An
Academic Clinic Popplewell C, Block L, Hirschwerk D, Lavine N, Lu C, A Novel Approach To Improve Fellowship Interview Skills
Mazzola N, Chim C. Poster Presented at 2018 Society of General Internal Wong K, Sinclair M, Friedman K, Raimo J. Poster Presented at the 2018
Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
The “SSA”Fest Way To Approach A Case Of Acute Transverse Impact Of Post-Discharge Communication Of Care On Clinic Follow-
Myelitis Pradeep N Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Up And Hospital Readmission Rates Xu H, Hwang N, Huang X,
Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Fridman, D. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine
Meeting, Orlando, FL
Cowden Syndrome - Clinical Features And Associated Malignancies
Quinn R, Cheng K, John V. Poster Presented at 2018 Society of General Choosing Wisely? A Cost Conscious Approach When Ordering
Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. Imaging Studies For Rapid Response Patients With Altered Mental
Status Xu R, Kluger C, Tsegaye A, Harisingani R. Poster Presented at
the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
Blind To The Diagnosis: A Case Of Undetected Neurosyphilis
Presenting As Unilateral Central Scotoma. Satoh S, Kim E
Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension From An Elemental Cause
Shah K, Curiale A, Dougherty R. Poster Presented at the 2018 Society of
Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL
2016
2016-17 – 2017 Academic
Academic Year Year
Interprofessional Management of a Psychiatric Emergency in the
Have You Seen My Thiamine? Shen J, Kushnir I, McAfee K. Poster Primary Care Setting Alajajian D, Coletti D, Rosenberg L, Cacace F.
Presented at the 2018 Society of Hospital Medicine Meeting, Orlando, FL Poster presented at the 2017 SGIM Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.
Bilateral Adrenal Masses? Not So Fast, It's A Plasmablast Biopsy Surprise: A Case of Pulmonary Epithelioid
Shen J, Martinez N, Hong J. Hemangioendothelioma Bahri N, Karim N.
Cushing's And Carcinoma: A Curious Case Of Metastatic Castration Metastatic Follicular Thyroid Cancer Arising From Struma Ovarii
Resistant Prostate Cancer Shen J, Murphy N, Zhu X. Bahri N, Seetharamu N.
Successful Use Of RP Impella In Conjunction With Intraortic Balloon When Lung Cancer Screening Leads To Lymphoma Capture
Pump Post Cardiac Arrest Sheth S, Donnelly J, Rao G, Scatola A, Bahri N, Cacace F.
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