STHC Internal Medicine Residency Program

If you are using POCUS to look at really superficial structures like the finger, a water bath creates a little bit of separation so you can see more clearly.

Just two clinic directors saving lives at the baseball game ⚾️

Incoming R1s (psych, IM, , ), get ready for your Orientation Week scavenger hunt! Shauna is holding one of the fabulous prizes, a beach bag with:
-a large beach blanket
- 2 lightweight absorbent towels with 4 towel clips
- Handheld mini misting fan (Teri says it’s amazing)
- Bluetooth waterproof speaker
- 2 travel cups
- Small soft cooler
- 2 insulated 3-in-1 can cooler/tumblers

Congratulations, R1s! You survived your 1st year as docs and together your group has thrived. You are going to make amazing senior residents next year.

Thanks, .co, for this beautiful reminder in our resident lounge!

Happy Pride! So many different areas of Providence were represented in our group today: ethics, IM hospitalists, patient safety, ICU, OR, IMR and . “We believe that every person deserves the chance to live their healthiest possible life. We see the pride in you”

Another fantastic primary care track workshop in the books! Special thanks to IMR grad and current Sports Medicine Fellow Dr Hughes for running great teaching pearls on MSK POCUS and splints in clinic!

Shout out to Drs. Crist & Hummer for assisting in the 1st annual Spokane Ultrafest! 50 med students from 3 medical schools learning about POCUS and practicing procedures

See our amazing program director, Dr. Eddy, teaching at noon conference! She’ll finish Part 2 of her talk “Pearls for Success as a New Hospitalist” tomorrow, June 1. Be there or be square.

It’s birthday week at IMR. Can you guess all the birthdays of staff, faculty, residents & alumni to be celebrated this week?

This class is ready to become senior residents! Our annual “Transition to Senior Resident” was fun evening full of pearls of wisdom from Jenna and Cayce.

Throwback to last week at where rockstar, Dr. Ivan Martinez, presented 2 posters at the conference. He is also the deserving recipient of the Minority Trainee Scholarship.