Preparing Healers: IU School of Medicine trains Indiana's physician workforce
This summer, 317 incoming residents will start their speciality training at IU School of Medicine. Many physicians practice in the state where they train -- about 27% of all MDs practicing in Indiana and its neighboring states trained at IU.
Indiana University launches 3-year gynecologic oncology fellowship program
Indiana University School of Medicine recently launched a new 3-year gynecologic oncology fellowship program that will prepare physicians in diagnosing and treating patients during their
Narrative medicine: IU oncologist uses storytelling to promote humanism in medical practice
Laura Vater, MD, MPH, uses storytelling to promote humanism in medicine, focusing on wellbeing of both physicians and their patients.
Well Beings: Podcast and video series normalize seeking mental health care
The Department of Mental Health Services has launched an anti-stigma video series and produces a monthly podcast aimed at normalizing mental health care for medical
Women in Leadership: Nabhan finds joy in supporting and mentoring medical trainees
Zeina Nabhan, MD, forged her path from a farming village in Lebanon to a faculty leadership position in Graduate Medical Education at IU School of
Obstetrics, gynecology and rock climbing: OB-GYN residents’ Jameson Camp experience
OB-GYN residents attended Jameson Camp to learn crucial teamwork and communication skills.
Meet the 2024 Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Fellows
The Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine welcomes four new fellows to their fellowship programs.
Women in Urology: IU welcomes its most diverse class of urology residents
The Urology Residency at IU School of Medicine welcomed its most diverse class of interns with four women entering their training to become urologists.
Welcome to the OB-GYN Class of 2028
Meet the OB-GYN Class of 2028.
Four new residents join the Department of Otolaryngology
The Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine welcomes four new residents to the five-year residency program.