Medical College of Wisconsin General Internal Medicine Hospitalist Program - Education
Residents in Inpatient Medicine
Residents are exposed to Hospitalist faculty any time they complete a Medicine Inpatient Rotation at Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin. On average, Residents will be on Froedtert Health Medical Teams between 4-5 months each academic year. Additionally, residents will rotate through Transplant Medicine, which is also staffed by Hospitalists.
Procedure Team
Under the direct guidance and supervision of the medicine bedside procedure service attendings, residents and students will perform a multitude of procedures. The core procedures include paracentesis, thoracentesis, diagnostic and/or therapeutic lumbar puncture. Additional common procedures include hemodialysis catheter placement, central venous line placement, pulmonary drain placement, bone marrow biopsy, and knee arthrocentesis. Residents and students will also become proficient in the use of point-of-care ultrasound techniques, as ultrasound is used for nearly all of these listed procedures.
Hospital Medicine Fellowship
We offer an immersive and structured 2-year academic fellowship, with training in research methodology for candidates interested in pursuing a clinician investigator career in hospital medicine.
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Hospitalist Medicine Elective
Internal medicine residents work with Hospitalist faculty in a collaborative learning environment on our Medicine Inpatient Rotations at Froedtert Hospital. On average, internal medicine residents rotate on the Froedtert Hospital medicine teams 4-5 months a year. Additionally, residents also work with hospitalist faculty on our transplant and procedures service, as well as a dedicated one on one experience during our hospital medicine inpatient elective.
Hospitalist Educational Conferences
Learning Academy Lecture Series
Presenters discuss their innovative work experience and provide tips and suggestions for success. The idea behind the CME accredited learning academy is to approach a topic in a way that is accessible to everyone who is interested irrespective of pre-existing skill level. Monthly sessions with total number of sessions being anywhere between 3 and 8. The overall goal is to create session series addressing med-ed, quality, research, and community engagement topics that are of interest to members of the division.
Learning Academy Series: Once or twice a month on a Tuesday from 12-1 p.m.
Learning Academy Series: Once or twice a month on a Tuesday from 12-1 p.m.
GIM seminars and Grand Rounds
GIM seminar series offers a high-yield session that is meant to support the professional development of all GIM faculty. Provides early and mid-career faculty a platform to participate and present at these sessions and to earn CME credits.
GIM Seminar Series: 1st & 3rd Friday of the month from 12-1 p.m.
GIM Seminar Series: 1st & 3rd Friday of the month from 12-1 p.m.
Update in Hospital Medicine Series
To discuss new updates and literature related to Hospital Medicine in a journal club format.
Update in Hospital Medicine Series: Scheduled first Monday of every month
Update in Hospital Medicine Series: Scheduled first Monday of every month
Morbidity and Mortality Conferences
Discussing case studies related to Hospital Medicine.
Morbidity and Mortality Conferences: Scheduled the fourth Wednesday of every three months 12-1 p.m.
Morbidity and Mortality Conferences: Scheduled the fourth Wednesday of every three months 12-1 p.m.
Faculty Development
Dr. Jha is tasked with optimizing the Academic/Educational Programs and activities in alignment with Divisional and Departmental strategic goals and in partnership with GIM’s leadership team. Dr. Jha is responsible for the oversight of academic productivity of the faculty and trainees in the division and ensuring even stronger contribution to the academic mission of MCW.
