Residency Research Symposium
Every spring we hold our annual Residency Research Symposium. Residents presented posters of their scholarly works and research to the Department of Medicine Chair, Vice Chair, Program Directors, faculty, fellows, residents, medical students, visitors and staff.
We believe that the key to successful scholarship during residency is mentorship from the department's faculty, and making sure resident-researcher connections are made early. As such, we work to link trainees with mentors starting in their intern year. Residents can also apply for one month of elective time dedicated solely to research during each of their PGY-2 and PGY-3 years.
Research Symposium Winners
Stav Cullum
Presented during PGY-3 year
Poster Title: Reducing Interruptions from Non-Urgent Secure Texts in a Quaternary Care Medical Center
Mentor: Dr. Lisa Shieh
Andre Jove
Presented during PGY-2 year
Poster Title: Clinical and Serologic features of Autoimmune Metaplastic Atrophic Gastritis: Results of an Electronic Health Records Cohort
Mentor: Dr. Robert Huang
Albert Park
Presented during PGY-2 year
Poster Title: Performance Characteristics of Procalcitonin in the Inpatient Setting
Mentor: Dr. Cybele Renault
Wilson Tang
Presented during PGY-2 year
Poster Title: Racial and Ethnic Differences in Obesity Treatment Strategies in the Veterans Affair Healthcare System
Mentor: Dr. Celina Yong
Lauren Tagliaferro Epler
Presented during PGY-2 year
Poster Title: Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor-Related Pneumonitis in Treatment of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Mentor: Dr. Joel Neal
Ishan Paranjpe
Presented during PGY-2 year
Poster Title: Price variability of heart transplant and ventricular assist procedures across the United States
Mentor: Dr. Kevin Schulman
Sulaiman Somani
Presented during PGY-3 year
Poster Title: Using Artificial Intelligence to Assess Public Perceptions of GLP-1-RAs on Reddit
Mentor: Dr. Fatima Rodriguez
Bruce Tiu
Presented during PGY-2 year
Poster Title: Utility of CD123 as a Prognostic Marker of Survival and Minimal Residual Disease in Acute Myeloid Leuukemiat
Mentor: Dr. Gabe Mannis