2001 Career Choices
Beth Israel – Deaconess/Harvard University
Cardiology Fellow
Boston University Medical Center
Cardiology Fellow (4)
Gastroenterology Fellow
Geriatric Fellow
Pulmonary Fellow (2)
General Internal Medicine Faculty (3)
Hospitalist
Brigham & Womens/MGH/Harvard University
Infectious Disease Fellow
Cook County Hospital/Rush University
General Internal Medicine Faculty
Dana Farber/MA
Hematology/Oncology Fellow (2)
George Washington University
Endocrine Fellow
Johns Hopkins University
General Internal Medicine Fellow
Mt. Sinai Medical Center, NYC
General Internal Medicine Faculty
National Institute of Health
Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellow
New England Medical Center/Tufts University
Hematology/Oncology
New York University
Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellow
Northwestern Medical Center, Chicago
Rheumatology Fellow
Primary Care Practice (9)
Quincy Hospital
Hospitalists (2)
Rhode Island Hospital/Brown University
General Internal Medicine Faculty
Temple University
Rheumatology Fellow
University of Colorado
Cardiology Fellow
University of Connecticut
General Internal Medicine Faculty
University of Maryland
Cardiology Fellow
Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellow
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Cardiology Fellow
Yale – New Haven
Hematology/Oncology
Resident Report
- Triglycerides and more triglycerides June 1, 2012Today’s case is a 36 yo M with heavy EtOH use who presents with complaints of abdominal pain. Initial lab results showed a lipase of 350, but more interestingly the sample was milky white and was not analyzable. Further testing showed triglycerides over 1000, which is the likely precipitant of pancreatitis. See the following review […]
- Not your usual CMV May 29, 2012We discussed a 45yo man with HIV/AIDS (last CD4 33, VL 21K) who was started on ART 4 weeks prior (2 protease inhibitors, a combination NRTI, azithromycin and atovaquone) and presented with RUQ/epigastric/diffuse abdominal pain for 1-2 weeks now associated with n/v, slight hematemesis and slight BRBPR. Labs showed an isolated transaminitis in the 200′s. […]
