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A Groundbreaking Ceremony for the new home of DGIM was held on September 10, 2008. When completed, the new Osher Building will house the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine and the Division of General Internal Medicine.
8 DGIM Faculty members listed in Marin Magazine's Best Doctors 2010
8 DGIM faculty members have been selected to Marin Magazine's list of 2010's Best Doctors for San Francisco and Marin.
Congratulations to Joshua Adler, MD, Robert Baron, MD, Ann Chang, MD, Molly Cooke, MD, Ralph Gonzales, MD, MSPH, Daniel Null, MD, Stephen J. McPhee, MD, and Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable, MD.
The full list is available at the Marin Magazine website: http://www.marinmagazine.com/Marin-Magazine/Best-Doctors/
Ida Sim, MD, PhD selected to American Society for Clinical Investigation
Ida Sim, MD, PhD has been selected as a member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI). Selection to the prestigious ASCI is based on a record of outstanding scholarly achievement in biomedical research. Dr. Sim becomes the second member of DGIM faculty who is a current ASCI member.
Lucy Kalanithi, MD is 2009 Northern California winner of American College of Physicians Outstanding Associate Award
 Lucy Kalanithi, MD received the highest award bestowed on residents by the Northern California chapter of the American College of Physicians.
Dr. Kalanithi was recognized for her vigorous efforts to engage residents across the ten internal medicine training programs in the chapter, to increase residents' understanding of health reform and to build programs to ready residency graduates for practice. Lucy is also a member of ACP's national leadership group for residents, the Council of Associates.
Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable, MD recieves National Medical Fellowships Humanitarian Award
 Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable was given the National Medical Fellowships Humanitarian Award at the NMF 2009 San Francisco Awards Gala. Dr. Pérez-Stable was recognized for his extensive work in the Latino community that has led to culturally appropriate interventions to promote early detection of cancer among Latinos.
Mitchell Katz, MD awarded 2009 Milton and Ruth Roemer Prize by APHA
 The American Public Health Association has awarded the 2009 Milton and Ruth Roemer Prize to Mitchell H. Katz, MD. This prize is awarded in recognition of a health officer who has demonstrated creativity and innovation in public health work. More on this award is on the APHA website: http://www.apha.org/about/awards/09awardrecips/09RoemerPrize.htm
2009 Robert H. Crede Awards
The annual DGIM Robert H. Crede Awards provide the faculty and staff of DGIM an opportunity to recognize their co-workers for their dedication and service to the Division, our students, our patients and the community. Nominations for each of the categories were submitted by DGIM faculty and staff and the winners were selected by the Crede Award Committee that comprised of last year's winners.
Winners of the 2009 Crede Awards went to the following faculty/staff:
Excellence in Teaching-Faculty: Radhika Ramanan, MD
Excellence in Clinical Care-Faculty: Miranda Dunlop, MD
Excellence in Clinical Research-Faculty: Anna Nápoles, PhD
Excellence in Nursing Care: Jennifer DeJesus
Administrative Excellence: Mai-Yen Giang
Excellence in Community Service: Connie Revell
Congratulations to the winners and nominees!
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DGIM Primary Care Grand Rounds
Division of General Internal Medicine
University of California, San Francisco
400 Parnassus Avenue, 4th Floor
Room A-455
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
February 2010
February 11, 2010
Title: "Expand the Pharyngitis Paradigm for Adolescents and Young Adults"
Speaker: Robert M. Centor, MD
Professor and Associate Dean
Huntsville Regional Medical Campus
University of Alabama School of Medicine
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