The StethoSCOOP

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Weekly Calendar
SPECIAL
POINTS OF
INTEREST:
 Goodbye Chiefs!
 Goodbye R3s!
 New interns are
here!
6/20: MKSAP review questions /NEJM image challenge
6/21: MKSAP review questions /NEJM image challenge
6/22: Grand Rounds: Marc Rothenberg, MD, PhD: “Discovery and Elucidation
of the New Food Allergy Disorder Eosinophilic Esophagitis”
Pharmacy Residency Showcase 2-3pm, Cafeteria across from
Stabucks
6/23: No AHD— current intern’s last day as interns!
6/24: Welcome new R1s and Goodbye Graduating R3s lunch and chat
INSIDE
THIS ISSUE:
Procedures Update 2
Clinic Corner
2
Upcoming Events
2
QI
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New student
worker!
3
Goodbye Chiefs
3
Photo book
4
Where are they
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Weekend to-do
9
Medical Trivia
9
Shoutouts
9
I hope you had the time of your life!
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Procedure Training Update
Main Points:
 UC Faculty will train at the VA
 A paracentesis teaching tool has been built
including a sim man, supplies, and a training plan
 IRB-approved study for training and maintenance
of competency
More updates will come closer to roll out time!
Mathis Test Nephrology 6/22 at 7:30 am
Long Block residents: Please send Rita a
list of 3 of your patients who will be
appropriate for TRAC—reliable, easy to
interact with, non-chronic pain patients.
Thank you Elise for all the amazing work
you do in clinic! We will miss you!
Clinic Corner
Upcoming Residency Events
Welcome Interns Residency
Picnic
Come join your friends, faculty, and
the NEW INTERNS!!! Casual picnic,
cornhole, Frisbee, games and food.
Time: 11am June 18th (Saturday)
Location: Otto Armleder Park—drive
straight back to main shelter area and
circle parking
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7NW Inpatient Interdisciplinary
Team Huddle Meeting
Please come to be a part of
improving patient care
through interdisciplinary
teamwork! Great
opportunities for QI projects!
EVERY Tuesday at 2pm
Location: UH 7104 (NRR)
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QI: Quality Improvement
Dr. Ahsan Zafar gave an amazing Grand
Rounds this week about his COPD Care
Bundle QI project which was aspirational!
Find something you are passionate about
and make it better for our patients!
Register for Institute for
Healthcare Improvement
Open School! Courses are
free for medical residents!
http://www.ihi.org/Pages/
default.aspx
Plan
Do
Act
Study
Say hi to our friendly
new student worker,
Kelly Baumgarth!
Thank you Chiefs for all of your hard work!
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Out with the old, and in with the new. New interns (at least their photos) are here!
Crowd favorite
Bobby Rock
Actual photo of Stephen
Evans after running Rapid
Response training in GME
orientation. Current mood:
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Congrats to Brad
Abraham and his wife for
their new arrival! Cuter
than our new interns, and
almost as much work! :)
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Scott Merriman’s favorite moment of intern
year: When everyone who had to work on
Christmas went to Pearls afterward and
shared in yuletide jubilee. (Also, any chance
to be humbled by Joe, who is “truly an
amazing friend, physician, and role model”)
Don Quimby’s favorite
quote of intern year:
Joe Cooley: ”…what
room?”
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“Nabeela’s words may cut you.
Nida may actually...cut you.”
So much love at graduation
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Geoff Motz’s favorite moment of
intern year: Hangover Easy after
night float (especially the time
that awesome chief came too).
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3 generations of chief
residents
The new chiefs, looking sharp and
fresh. Can’t wait to see them in action!
Pankti’s Most Memorable
Moment During Residency: “It
was my first rapid response,
senior resident off. So
nervous….Thankfully, with my
handsome now-husband at my
side, and the most supportive
crew of compadres (woot res
class of 2016!), I had managed
not to poop my pants and lead
a successful rapid response.”
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Where are they going???
THE
Rachel Bensman
Fellowship in Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Global Health, Cincinnati Childrens Hospital
Stephen Evans
Assistant Professor of Medicine, UCMC
Elise Henning
Geriatrics Fellowship, UC/Christ Hospital
Courtney Ohlinger
Primary Care at Hoxworth Med-Peds Clinic
Adam Rose
Hospitalist and Patient-centered Outcomes Research at UCMC
Li’ Rowley
Primary Care with UC Physicians
Hani Alkhatib
Cardiology Fellowship at University of Maryland Medical Center
Robert Bach
General Internal Medicine with MAB6 and Montgomery
Owen Baldwin
VA Chief Resident for Quality and Improvement
Steven Bohinc
Hospitalist, Cincinnati
Katie Donnelly
Rheumatology Fellowship at UC
Stephanie Dixon
Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Fellowship at St. Jude Children’s Hospital
Nick Favela
Med-Peds Hospitalist at Maury Regional Center in Columbia, Tennessee
Damon Fu
GI Fellowship in Cook County, Chicago
Steve Gannon
Hospitalist, Austin TX (future Pulmonary/CC Fellowship)
Thomas Getreu
VA chief followed by Hem/Onc Fellowship and BMT
Cassie Grimsley Ackerley
Combined Adult and Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship at Emory University, Atlanta
Korey Haddox
Cardiology Fellowship, UCMC
Jessica Huang
Cardiology Fellowship at USF
Nida Hussain
Hematology/Oncology Fellowship at UCMC
Ashley Jenkins
Med-Peds Chief
Kalyn Jolivette
Hospitalist at Mercy Anderson, Cincinnati
Perry Lin
Associate Program Director at Mount Carmel Health Systems IM Residency, Columbus, OH
Kimberly Ollinger
Med-Peds primary care
Denada Palm
Cardiology Fellowship, Chicago, IL
Andrew Petersen
Hospitalist with sound physicians in Cincinnati
Malini Reddy
Outpatient primary care in Athens, GA
John Reid
Hospitalist at Northwestern Central Dupage Hospital, Chicago, IL
Pankti Reid
Rheumatology Fellowship at University of Chicago
Caitlin Richter
Chief Resident
Derek Sanford
Cardiology Fellowship at UCMC
Katie Schmidt
Primary Care at Jamestown Family Practice in Jamestown, OH
Nabeela Siddiqi
Chief Resident
Sherri Smart
Fellowship in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology at Emory University, Atlanta, GA
Charlotte So
Hospitalist at North Shore University Hospital
D.J. Sodeinde
Nephrology Fellowship at Cleveland Clinic
Jeremy Sorkin
Nephrology Fellowship at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Danielle Weber
Chief Resident, then inpatient and outpatient med-peds in the Northwest
Whitney Whitis
Hospitalist, Bethesda North Hospital
Robin Wright
Outpatient Primary Care
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Weekend to-do!
Friday:
International Beer Fest, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30-10:30 p.m.
Saturday, Jungle Jim’s International Market, 5440 Dixie Highway,
Fairfield. Early Admission: $55, Friday: $45, Saturday: $45; non-drinker:
$20. 513-674-6000; junglejims.com/beerfest.
MainStrasse Village Original Goettafest, 5-11:30 p.m. Friday, noon11:30 p.m. Saturday, noon-9 p.m. Sunday, MainStrasse Village, Main
Street, Covington. Goetta, arts and crafts, live music, entertainment,
children’s activities. Free admission. 859-491-0458; www.mainstrasse.org.
Saturday: The City Flea, 10a-4p, Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. www.thecityflea.com.
Tusculum Street Fest, 2-9 p.m., Columbia Tusculum, Delta Avenue and Columbia Parkway, Columbia
Tusculum. Eastern Ave. between Delta and Stanley Ave. 513-319-7136; www.tusculumstreetfest.org.
Residency Orientation Picnic! Otto Armleder Park, 11am until people get bored.
Sunday: FATHERS’ DAY! Call your Dad.
OTR Performs, 7-9 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Arts programming for whole
family. Free. 513-352-4080; washingtonpark.org.
TRIVIA
What disease is said
to have killed this
famous historical
figure?
First correct
answer wins a $5
Starbucks gift card
Congrats to Elyse
Harris for
identifying the
statue dedicated
to Virchow! Again!
SHOUT OUTS!!!
-to Caitlin Richter for delivering perhaps the greatest graduation roast in
residency history.
-To Joel Gabre for his awesome presentation of one of Dr. Finkelman’s
papers to Dr. Finkelman at the Research Symposium!
- To Matt Smith from several VA RNs as well as from the VA Director (!)
for “his compassion, dignity, and respect” he showed a Veteran at the end of the Veteran’s
life when Matt “sat by the patient’s bedside his entire 12 hour shift” so that the patient did
not die alone. Incredible act of kindness!
- To our outgoing chiefs Rachel Bensman, Steven Evans, Li’ Rowley, Elise Henning,
Courtney Ohlinger, and Adam Rose for their fearless leadership over the past year. You
guys will be missed!
- to all finishing R3/4s who celebrated their graduation this weekend. We love you guys!
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