WELCOME TO UT GSMInternal Medicine

Mark S. Rasnake, M.D. FACP

Assistant Professor, Department of MedicineProgram Director, Medicine Residency

Daphne M. Norwood, M.D., M.P.H.

Assistant Professor, Department of MedicineProgram Director, Transitional Year ResidencyAssociate Program Director, Medicine Residency

Rajiv Dhand, M.D. FCCP, FACP, FAARC

Chairman and Professor, Department of Medicine

Department of Medicine

CHIEF RESIDENTS

James Livesay, DOChief Resident

University of Pikeville –Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine

Zachary Marlette, MDChief Resident

University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine

David Wilson, DOChief Resident

Lincoln Memorial University - DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine

ACADEMIC SUCCESS

Resident Research Representation at International, National and State Meetings: International Conference on Cytopathology and

Histopathology; 2019, Vancouver, Canada

48th Annual Critical Care Congress of the Society of Critical Care Medicine, 2109 San Diego

American Thoracic Society 2019, Dallas

American Thoracic Society, 2018, San Diego

Infectious Disease Week, San Francisco

American College of Physicians, New Orleans

Tennessee American College of Physicians, Nashville

American Society of Echocardiologists, Nashville

SLEEP 2019, San Antonio

91% Program board pass rate 2016-2018

Active resident led research projects: Healthcare quality / safety CHF patient outcomes Clinic LEAN process improvement Central line bloodstream infections

Available resources: Annually ITE MKSAP-18 Hopkins Modules Preston Medical library HLVI database Up-to-Date Lexicomp

BOARD PASS RATE

2018 Match 1 Sleep Medicine 3 Cards 1 Rheumatology 1 Infectious Diseases

2017 Match 3 Pulm/CCM 1 Cards 1 Global Health 1 Nephrology 1 Medical Genetics

2016 Match 3 Cards 1 Rheumatology

2015 Match 1 Cards

2014 Match 1 Cards 2 Allergy 2 Endo 1 Heme/Onc

2013 Match 1 Nephro 1 Endo 1 Cards

2012 Match 1 Endo 1 Rheum 1 Allergy 1 Nephro

2011 Match 2 Cardiology 1 Sports Med

2010 Match 1 Allergy 1 Palliative Care

2009 Match 2 Cardiology

2008 Match 1 Sleep 1 Pulmonary

640 bed acute care teaching hospital Region’s only Academic Medical Center 15 ACGME accredited specialty &subspecialty

programs Level 1 Trauma Center Certified Primary Stroke Center Aeromedical Service Base Magnet recognition for excellence in nursing Medical Simulation Center Preston Medical Library Clerkships for M3 and M4 students

About the Hospital

Divided into 12 blocks

- House Staff Medicine: 5 to 5.5 blocks

- Ambulatory Care: 4 to 4.5 blocks

- CCM: 1

- Cardiology: 2

- Electives: 2

- EBM1: 1

- Vacation: 3 weeks (plus holiday schedule)

Intern Schedule Template

HOUSE STAFF MEDICINE

3 HSM teams 1 senior, 2-3 interns, 1-2 M3s, 1 M4, and pharmacy resident 2 or 4 week blocks Census 12-15 patients EMR with Dragon voice recognition software

NF rotation embedded in HSM schedule

AMBULATORY BLOCK

Resident clinic AM and PM Clinics On site Venipuncture 2 IT support staff 14 exam rooms On site Dermatology & Psychiatry Clinic

Sub-speciality Clinics PGY-1:Nephrology, GI, ED and Oncology PGY-2: Cards, Hematology, ID, Rheumatology PYG-3: Allergy, Endocrinology, REACT, Acute Care

Team Based Learning Online ambulatory modules Pathways CODE BLUE Simulations Bedside Procedure simulations

CRITICAL CARE

Two MICU services Each team with 1 attending, 2 residents, and 1-2 interns ICU pharmacist

Recognized as one of the most livable cities Low cost of living 4 general seasons Multiple festivals and weekly concerts Travel & Leisure Magazine lists Knoxville #8 of “America’s

Favorite Places” Named #2 of “America’s Friendliest Places: Exciting Craft Beer Scene with Knoxville Ale Trail Food Truck Park at Historic Southern Railway Station Small Local airport with access to major airlines and cities Dog Fancy Magazine’s Most Dog Friendly City in the Southeast Multiple Farmer’s Markets

www.visit.Knoxville.com

About Knoxville…

RESIDENT LIFE OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAL

WHAT TO DO ON YOUR DAYS OFF?

Plenty of outdoor activities Downtown Market Square Sporting Events Old City Concord Park/Turkey Creek Gatlinburg/ Pigeon Forge Chattanooga Nashville Asheville Atlanta

RED CROSS VOLUNTEER AT UT VOLS GAMES

Each home game there is approximately 100,000 fans in Neyland Stadium. The Red Cross provides medical coverage for fans.

The volunteer program allows residents free access to games, food/beverage ticket, free parking, and one guest, in return for your medical knowledge (if needed) during the game.

THE OUTDOORS!!!

SPORTING EVENTS

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WORLD'S FAIR PARK

GATLINBURG/PIGEON FORGE