Welcome to the Department of Medicine
Our Core Values
Featured Stories
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Through Storytelling, Resilience Rounds Resonate With Physicians at all Career Stages
“Osler Evenings” have evolved into Resilience Rounds: periodic events to build community and informal mentorships among medical students, residents, and faculty in Stanford’s Department of Medicine.
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First of its Kind Grant Expands Access to Care for People with Long COVID
Stanford Department of Medicine is among 9 organizations that received major funding to expand access to care for underserved, rural, vulnerable, and minority populations disproportionately impacted by the effects of the pandemic.
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Department launches new DREAM division
On September 1st, 2023, the Department of Medicine launched the Division for Research and Education in Academic Medicine (DREAM).
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Minimizing the Guessing Game in Pain Management
Researchers gain insights from the first pharmacogenetics study in the inpatient postoperative setting at Stanford.
Inclusion 2023: Belonging Theme
Inclusion 2023 is a yearlong virtual celebration of diversity with engaging programming and events centered around the annual theme of “Belonging” and aimed at making inclusion a practice across the department.
Community Partnership Program
We work to advance health and health equity in our local community through developing, coordinating, and sustaining partnerships between community organizations, our department, and the broader School of Medicine.
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Celebrate Women in Medicine Month 2023
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Contact Winnona Alba (winnona@stanford.edu) to join our new email listserv at domdeievents@lists.stanford.edu.
Divisions
Our 14 divisions are unique, thriving research communities, well established in our internal medicine disciplines and united by our shared core values.
Medicine Grand Rounds
Our Department of Medicine Grand Rounds live stream is geared towards the Stanford community. Join us on event days for expert presentations on Stanford campus or virtually, or catch up with YouTube recordings.
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"The most important resource for team science is you.
-Eldrin Lewis, MD, MPH
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"We are extremely proud of our doctors for stepping up, taking on these extra [surge team] duties, and making sure SHC patients have the very best care possible.
-Cathy Garzio
Residency Program
The dedication of the Department to excellence in teaching and patient care, a wide breadth of clinical experience, high quality fellowship and research programs, and an outstanding faculty combine to make this a superb environment for training housestaff for future academic leadership careers.
Educational Programs
Our educational mission is to provide excellent broad-based clinical training in a scholarly environment for future academic leaders.
