Background Hospitalists who seek academic careers are interested in developing skills in
research, education, and quality improvement (QI). Since these are not major foci of …

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) establishes program
requirements for US graduate medical education (GME) in all specialties. Carefully crafted …

To recruit and retain the best and the brightest faculty, academic medical centers must
support career paths that provide development opportunities and rewards for all faculty. With …

BACKGROUND: Academic hospital medicine is a new and rapidly growing field. Hospitalist
faculty members often fill roles not typically held by other academic faculty, maintain heavy …

Lucy M. Osborn, MD, MSPH, Michael Sostok, MD, Penny Z. Castellano, MD, Wayne Blount,
MD, William T. Branch, Jr., MD arket-driven reform of the health care system in the United …

Developing early career hospitalists (ECH), those within the first 5 years of residency, is
crucial for academic hospital medicine (AHM). Involvement in academic pursuits drives ECH …

Traditional performance expectations and career advancement paths for academic
physicians persist despite dramatic transformations in the academic workflow, workload, and …

This study describes a comparative analysis of replacing medical residents with physician
assistants and hospitalists on patient outcomes in a community hospital. Prospective data …

The results of the study by Garg and colleagues1 shine a light on a legacy practice of
internal medicine (IM) residencies across the country: the honorific chief resident year …

National efforts to increase diversity of academic medicine faculty led us to study the
evolution of medical graduates' academic medicine career intentions. We conducted a …