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September 21, 2011 Inside this issue ACP Scientific Meeting Art Gallery Birthdays Breast Cancer course Career Opportunities Center Express Classifieds Class of 2013 Clinical Research exam Community Conversations E-learning modules Faculty development Health Care Heroes HealthQuest Newsletter Jayhawk Roundup Kansas Connections Kansas Journal of Medicine Kids Christmas Project KU Pride KU Today KU Wichita Live & Learn National Breakfast Month News Flash Open enrollment Park Elementary Pharmacy Research study participants Say hello Service awards 6 Questions Sunflower Foundation TIAA-CREF on campus Volunteer Spotlight Warren Theatre tickets Woofstock Yankee Candle sale New Features Bookstore changes Destination Downtown History of the Jayhawk Archives KU School of Medicine KU School of Medicine – – Wichita celebrates expansion Wichita celebrates expansion With the expansion of the KU School of Medicine–Wichita complete and first-year students learning on the Wichita Campus, we had a lot to celebrate on Thursday, Sept. 15. Towers of balloons led the way to the expansion dedication, where more than 250 invited guests, state legislators, local officials, faculty, residents, staff, and students of the first-year classes of the KU School of Medicine–Wichita and the KU School of Pharmacy–Wichita gathered for the official dedication and ribbon cutting for the expansion. Following the program, guests toured the Standardized Patient unit, the School of Medicine’s classroom, as well as the School of Pharmacy Lab and classroom during a reception primarily hosted by the students. If you missed the dedication program and remarks by Dean Wilson, School of Pharmacy Dean Ken Audus, KUMC Executive Vice Chancellor Barbara Atkinson, and KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little, click here. David Wilson, MD, Dean of the KU School of Medicine–Wichita; Barbara Atkinson, MD, Executive Vice Chancellor of the University of Kansas Medical Center; and Bernadette Gray-Little, Chancellor of the University of Kansas, cut the ceremonial ribbon for the KU School of Medicine and KU School of Pharmacy on the Wichita Campus. Dean Wilson welcomed guests to the expansion dedication celebration for the KU School of Medicine and KU School of Pharmacy on the Wichita Campus.
Transcript of KU School of MedicineKU School of Medicine––...
September 21, 2011
Inside this issue ACP Scientific Meeting
Art Gallery
Birthdays
Breast Cancer course
Career Opportunities
Center Express
Classifieds
Class of 2013
Clinical Research exam
Community Conversations
E-learning modules
Faculty development
Health Care Heroes
HealthQuest Newsletter
Jayhawk Roundup
Kansas Connections
Kansas Journal of Medicine
Kids Christmas Project
KU Pride
KU Today
KU Wichita
Live & Learn
National Breakfast Month
News Flash
Open enrollment
Park Elementary
Pharmacy
Research study participants
Say hello
Service awards
6 Questions
Sunflower Foundation
TIAA-CREF on campus
Volunteer Spotlight
Warren Theatre tickets
Woofstock
Yankee Candle sale
New Features Bookstore changes
Destination Downtown
History of the Jayhawk
Archives KU School of MedicineKU School of Medicine––
Wichita celebrates expansionWichita celebrates expansion With the expansion of the KU School of Medicine–Wichita complete and first-year students learning on the Wichita Campus, we had a lot to celebrate on Thursday, Sept. 15. Towers of balloons led the way to the expansion dedication, where more than 250 invited guests, state legislators, local officials, faculty, residents, staff, and students of the first-year classes of the KU School of Medicine–Wichita and the KU School of Pharmacy–Wichita gathered for the official dedication and ribbon cutting for the expansion.
Following the program, guests toured the Standardized Patient unit, the School of Medicine’s classroom, as well as the School of Pharmacy Lab and classroom during a reception primarily hosted by the students. If you missed the dedication program and remarks by Dean Wilson, School of Pharmacy Dean Ken Audus, KUMC Executive Vice Chancellor Barbara Atkinson, and KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little, click here.
David Wilson, MD, Dean of the KU School of
Medicine–Wichita; Barbara Atkinson, MD,
Executive Vice Chancellor of the University of
Kansas Medical Center; and Bernadette
Gray-Little, Chancellor of the University of
Kansas, cut the ceremonial ribbon for the KU
School of Medicine and KU School of Pharmacy
on the Wichita Campus.
Dean Wilson welcomed guests to the expansion
dedication celebration for the KU School of
Medicine and KU School of Pharmacy on the
Wichita Campus.
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Bullying in Schools
Led by Debbie McKenna, Executive Director for
Safety, Wichita Public Schools
Thursday, Sept. 22
noon - 1 p.m.
Meadowlark Room
To sign up, click here. For more information,
contact Leona Johnson, HR, at
E-Learning Modules
available to
employees
KUMC has several e-learning modules for employees.
Topics include:
Career Advancement: Success for the Promotion
Seeker
Management/Leadership: Hiring Competent
Employees, What Every Supervisor Should Know,
and Writing Effective Position Descriptions
Policies & Procedures: Corrective Action, Family &
Medical Leave Act, FLSA, Overtime/Compensatory
Time, Shared Leave, and Workplace Violence
Professional Development: Managing Your Time,
Preventing Harassment in the Workplace, and
Conflict Management.
To complete these trainings, click here. You will need
to use your network username and password to log in.
Mark your calendar
for open enrollment
for health insurance
plans
Learn more about
open enrollment for
health insurance 2011
at the information
session on Tuesday,
Sept. 27, at 1 p.m., in
the Roberts
Amphitheater. If you
can’t make this
meeting, HR will hold additional sessions, for which the
dates will be announced at a later time. If you have
questions, contact Tracy Clarke, 3-1802, or
First-year medical students
(left to right) Stephanie
Shields, Matthew Blue, and
Kyle Rowe, along with
fellow first-year medical
students and first-year
pharmacy students, were
front and center for the
dedication and ceremonial
ribbon cutting program.
Kansas Round
Table Seminar
“Pathogenesis and Targeted Therapy of NUT
Midline Carcinoma”
Led by Christopher French, MD, Assistant Professor in Pathology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Tuesday, Sept. 27
Noon
Santa Fe Room
Video Conference from KUMC
Presented by the Kansas Masonic Cancer Research Institute.
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KUSM-W in the News
Sept. 16—KU Med expands to encourage rural practice
Sept. 16—Providence Hospital announces three new staff members
Sept. 16—Dr. Fullerton joins Via Christi Clinic
For the latest news about KUSM–W, click here.
VIP discount tickets to the Warren Theatres
(East, West, and Old Town) are sold in HR
during regular business hours. Price per ticket is
$7. Check with the theatres prior to purchase as
passes are not accepted for all performances. For
further information, or to check on availability of
passes, contact HR at 3-2615.
Bored? Need a
break? See a movie!
KU Pride will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 4, at
9 a.m. in the Sunflower Room. The United Way
will kick off their annual campaign and
refreshments will be provided.
HealthQuest
Newsletter
Click here for the latest issue.
Want to learn more about health care issues in rural Kansas? Click here for the summer issue of Kansas Connections, provided by Rural Health Education and Services.
KU School of
Pharmacy-Wichita
Need to reach the KU School of Pharmacy–Wichita?
Visit the School of Pharmacy–Wichita’s website at http://www.pharmacy.wichita.ku.edu for contact information.
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How long have you worked at KUSM–W and what was your job before
you came here? I’ve been here one year. Before coming to Wichita, I was a pediatric
neuropsychology fellow at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.
What are your job responsibilities and what do you like most about your
job? My primary job responsibilities are to evaluate children with neurological,
developmental, and psychiatric disorders; work with their parents, teachers, and
physicians to develop treatment plans; and usually evaluate their progress over
time. I also teach neuropsychology trainees, medical students, and psychiatry
residents in didactic courses and clinical practica. In addition, I provide consultation
and psychotherapy services for the Center for Breast Cancer Survivorship to
address the psychosocial issues that accompany breast cancer diagnosis and
treatment.
What do you do in your spare time? I like to cook and experiment in the kitchen. I teach a high school Sunday school
class and volunteer with the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. I also travel to
Kansas City quite a bit to spoil my nieces and nephews.
What’s a favorite movie and/or book? I’ve been in love with “Top Gun” for a couple of decades now. My all-time favorite
book is “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Who is your hero or the person you most admire and why? I met some of the strongest, bravest, most optimistic little kids when I was
working at St. Jude and other Hematology/Oncology clinics. These kids and their
parents are just remarkable!
What advice do you have for medical students? Remember that med school is temporary. Harrowing, unpleasant, and downright
awful situations are still gold mines for learning how to navigate difficult situations
and people. Plus, they’ll make great stories down the road!
6 Questions For...
Kelli Netson, PhD
Assistant Professor/
Pediatric
Neuropsychologist
Hometown: Manhattan, Kan.
Family: 3 sisters, 5 nieces &
nephews, parents (all in
northeast Kansas)
One of the newest works of art installed on the Wichita Campus is
Isopenicillin N Synthase, 2011, by Janet Lewis. A gift of the KU School of
Medicine–Wichita class of 2011, this copper piece is a sculpture of
Isopenicillin N Synthase adapted from PDB ID 2W07 (data courtesy of
the RCSB Protein Data Bank). A native of Pittsburg, Kan., Lewis’ work,
which has an emphasis on metalsmithing and jewelry, has been included
in regional, national, and international juried and group shows.
The piece is located at the top of the stairwell to the 2nd floor of the
west wing beside the entrance to Standardized Patient.
New Art in the West Wing
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Certified Clinical Research
Professional certification exam
8 a.m. to noon
Friday, Nov. 4
4016 Varnes, School of Nursing, Kansas City
Click here for registration and application
information. Registration deadline is Friday, Sept.
23.
Questions? Contact Mary Buller, Clinical Research
Administration, KUMC Research Institute, at
(913) 588-0082 or [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE
University Relations in Lawrence has replaced The
Oread with KU Today. If you're interested in
receiving it, you can subscribe here.
KU Today
TIAA-CREF
on Campus
Do you have questions about your
individual retirement planning?
A representative from TIAA-
CREF will be on campus on
Wednesday, Nov. 9, for
one-on-one retirement planning
sessions. To discuss your plan and
options for managing your retirement savings and to
schedule an appointment, call (800) 732-8353, Monday
thru Friday, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. (EST).
Wanted: Research
Study Participants
The KU School of Medicine–Wichita needs
participants to enroll now for a study that will
offer cutting-edge treatment to individuals in
Wichita and south central Kansas suffering from
treatment-resistant major depression.
Participants must be between 18 and 65 years
old. The study will consist of five visits,
including one 24-hour inpatient stay at the KU
Wichita Clinical Trial Unit in Wichita.
Participants will be compensated for their time.
Individuals interested in learning more about
the study may call (316) 293-1821 or e-mail
If you are involved in a study that is recruiting
subjects and would like to have it listed in
Jayhawk Talk Online, please e-mail
[email protected] with the specifics. Once
we draft the copy, we’ll send it back to you for
IRB approval then publish it.
Special Invitation
for Students
Students are invited to join other college students
from the area for a free weekend of fun in downtown
Wichita! Hosted by the Young Professionals of
Wichita, the event will take place Friday, Sept. 23, thru
Sunday, Sept. 25, and activities include an Old Town
birthday bash, historical walking tours, a street party, a
Wagonmasters chili cook-off, and more. For a
complete schedule of events and to sign up, click here.
Dr. Barbara
Atkinson visited
the KU School
of Medicine–
Wichita’s
standardized
patient program
during the
reception for
the expansion dedication. Fourth-year medical student
Whitney Smith was one of the many students on hand to
explain how patient actors help students improve their
clinical skills.
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Say “hello” to...
Daina Dickmeyer
Front Desk Receptionist
KU Wichita Adult
Medicine at Cypress
Beth Rush
Insurance Specialist
MPA
Service Awards
Inna D―Empaire
5 Years of Service
Robin Heinrichs
5 Years of Service
Natalie Sollo
5 Years of Service
Teresa Romey
10 Years of Service
Paul Callaway
10 Years of Service
Angela Collier
15 Years of Service
Dr. Scott Moser
20 Years of Service
Dr. Barry Bloom
25 Years of Service
To read more about these Service Awards click here.
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Katherine Williams Sept. 21
Shawn Carpenter Sept. 22
Rochelle Graham Sept. 22
Kacey Provenzano Sept. 22
David Grainger Sept. 23
Tara Morrow Sept. 23
Steve Sipult Sept. 23
Jimmy Bush Sept. 24
Kathy Hackney Sept. 24
Karim Masri Sept. 24
Ryan LaSota Sept. 25
Russell Beamer Sept. 26
Ashley Lida-Venegas Sept. 26
Terry Ast Sept. 27
Dina Corbin Sept. 27
Robin Crowe Sept. 29
Michael Campbell Sept. 30
Bhanot Deepa Sept. 30
Marianne Eyles Sept. 30
Heidi Johnson Sept. 30
Cristy Baldwin Oct. 1
Jason Nugent Oct. 1
Meggan Grant Oct. 2
Caitie Palko Oct. 2
Robert Rodriguez Oct. 3
Aisha Hines Oct. 4
Carrie Lewis Oct. 5
Julie Marshall Oct. 5
Improving Sinus Health Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 11
Roberts Amphitheater
Eric Bunting, MD
Otolaryngologist
Mid-Kansas Ear, Nose, & Throat
Did you miss the Sept. 6 lecture about Healthy
Living for Seniors with Jerry Old, MD,
and Doug Woolley, MD, MPH?
FREE audio recordings and notes are available online at
wichita.kumc.edu/livelearn
within a week after each lecture.
Faculty Development
Teaching Quality and Safety
Led by Gretchen Dickson, MD, Assistant Professor,
Family & Community Medicine
Today, Sept. 21
Noon to 1 p.m.
Meadowlark Room
Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in
the Millennial Learner
Led by Amy Curry, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor,
Family & Community Medicine
Wednesday, Oct. 26
Noon to 1 p.m.
Meadowlark Room
These faculty development opportunities have been
approved for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM. For more
information, please call Marianne Eyles at 293-3560.
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Health Care Heroes
The Wichita Business Journal’s Health Care Heroes honors companies, individuals, and organizations for their
contributions to improving health care in Wichita and the surrounding area.
Lifetime Achievement
Dr. Fredric Chang
Health Care Innovations
Dr. Philip Harris
Dr. Patty Tenofsky
Dr. Josh Umbehr
Physicians
Dr. Alex Ammar
Dr. Barry Bloom
Dr. Mark Stovak
Dr. Francie Ekengren
Health Care Educators
Dr. Terri Cusick
Dr. David Netherton
Health Care Simulation Training Team
Wichita Center for Graduate Medical Education
Health Care Volunteers
Dr. Stanley Capper
Winners will be honored at a ceremony tomorrow, Sept. 22.
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“A Touch of Grass‖
An exhibit of 13 egg tempera paintings by James
Butler.
William J. Reals Gallery of Art – East
If you have any questions, contact
Anita Peeters, IT, ext. 3-3400.
Don―t miss the latest
issue of KU Wichita!
Click here to read the
quarterly magazine of
the KU School of
Medicine–Wichita.
On Saturday, Oct. 1, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., thousands of
people will converge on Sedgwick County Park for
Woofstock 2011, the Midwest’s largest outdoor
festival for people and their canine companions. For
more information, click here.
Woofstock 2011
National
Breakfast Month
Starting each morning in
the month of September
with a healthy breakfast
could make you a winner!
If you have signed up for
the challenge, remember
to submit your tips and recipes for the week to earn
more points. All submissions can be e-mailed to
[email protected]. Good luck!
Click here for more information.
Breast Cancer and
Feeling Your Best
The KU Wichita Center for Breast Cancer
Survivorship is providing a free course led by Shelli
Hill, DPT, and Susan Palmer, PT, of Palmer Physical
Therapy for Women, designed to teach women
who are currently undergoing, or have completed
treatment for breast cancer, how to optimize their
health; improve their quality of life; and reduce or
overcome limiting factors including lymphedema,
fatigue, posture, and movement and strength of the
involved arm(s). The one-hour course will be held
on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. Click here for
more information or call 293-2655 to register.
Please help us spread the word.
Another free course on Successfully Navigating the
Healthcare System, led by Angie Carr, LSCSW,
ACSW, MBA, will provide tips on communication,
finances, and resources for women who are
undergoing treatment for breast cancer on
Monday, Oct. 17, at 5:30 p.m.
History in the making!
First-year medical
students are proudly
joined by Dean
Wilson, University of
Kansas Chancellor
Bernadette Gray-Little,
and Executive Vice
Chancellor Barbara
Atkinson.
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The Sunflower Foundation
has identified improving
access to mental health
care as a priority interest
area, with a focus on
addressing barriers to
access and disparities in
mental health care for the uninsured and underinsured.
The organization asks you to respond to a “Call for
Ideas” by Friday, Sept. 23, to help inform the
foundation with examples of programs, descriptions of
needed infrastructure, and other creative models that
could benefit from grant funds to receive mental health
care and primary care integration to improve the
health of Kansans. Click here for additional details.
The Sunflower Foundation: Health Care for Kansans is
charged with serving the health needs of Kansans with an
emphasis on programs that: 1) serve the poor, uninsured,
underinsured; 2) promote preventive health care; and 3)
support activities aimed at reducing the number of Kansas
who use and are addicted to tobacco products.
The Sunflower
Foundation wants
your ideas
The Kids Christmas Project, a tradition of the KU
Wichita Midtown Clinic to provide Christmas gifts for
children of families in distress, is in need of your help!
Many of these children have no other Christmas gifts
and the needs list grows annually.
The Ryan White Part D staff use donated funds to
purchase items based on the “wish list” parents
provide. Last year, the program helped create a
memorable holiday for 46 children in Wichita under
the age of 13.
You can be a part of bringing smiles to the faces of
these children at Christmas by donating cash, or a
check, and gift cards. Donations for the Kids
Christmas project should be submitted to Jennifer
Herington in the MPA office, located on the third
floor of the main building. Contributions to the
KUSM–W Medical Practice Association are tax
deductible and contributors will be given a tax receipt
for the amount of the donation.
Any donation you can make will be appreciated and
put to good use. For more information, contact
Rhonda Breedlove at 293-3408 or
The Kids
Christmas Project
The bookstore on the KU Wichita Campus has new
ownership, KU Memorial Unions. As a result, the store
will carry a greater selection of KU merchandise while
maintaining the same services for books and medical
equipment.
Bookstore has new
ownership
The University of Kansas Libraries and the Wichita
Chapter of the KU Alumni Association invite you to
learn more about KU’s beloved mascot, the Jayhawk!
On Thursday, Sept. 29, University Archivist Becky
Schulte will explain the history of the bird and its
evolution over time. The one-hour lecture will begin at
6:30 p.m. following a reception and tour of the School
of Pharmacy on the Wichita Campus that will begin at
5:30 p.m. in the West Atrium. The cost for the event is
$10. For more information, contact Lynn Loveland, KU
Alumni Association, at [email protected] or
293-2621. To RSVP, click here.
History of the
Jayhawk
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The KU School of Medicine–Wichita received more
than 75 handmade thank you cards from the Park
Elementary students who received the school supplies
donated by members of the Wichita Campus. Click
here to see some of the cards. If you would like to see
more student thank you cards, contact Jera Teselle,
HR, at [email protected] or 3-2615. You can even
have some of your favorite ones to keep!
Thank you from
Park Elementary
Jose Arroyo
Hometown: I was born in
Acaponeta Nayarit, Mexico. I
moved to Los Angeles, Calif. In
1995, and then Greeley, Col. In
2005, and Kansas City in 2008.
Family: Wife, Maribel
Mayorquin
When and how did you first
get interested in medicine?
When I hurt my ankle and went to the doctor (three
years after I ran away from a hospital when they were
trying to give my immunizations).
What field of medicine are you leaning toward?
Family Medicine, Cardiology, and Internal Medicine -
wherever I can make a greater impact in the
community and also see my wife every day.
Whom do you most admire, or who is your
hero, and why?
Dr. John Volk. He taught me that life should frame
medicine, and medicine should not frame my life. He
lived a balanced life, provided great medical care, and
had the utmost respect for his patients and the
profession.
What is one interesting fact or unusual trait
about you?
I got married approximately one month ago.
Erin Blackburn
Hometown: Garden City,
Kan.
Family: Tom Blackburn -
father; Carol Blackburn -
mother; and Kyle, Mark, and
Sara - younger siblings
When and how did you first
get interested in medicine?
It was a combination of taking an
anatomy class in high school and working as an office
assistant in an ophthalmologist’s office.
What field of medicine are you leaning toward?
I’m thinking Pediatrics or Family Medicine but I’m
keeping my options open as I try new things.
Whom do you most admire, or who is your
hero, and why?
I have many, many heroes for many reasons, but a few
would probably be: Eleanor Roosevelt for her
compassion; Amelia Earhart for her courage; Mary,
mother of Jesus, for her faith; and my mother for her
love.
What is one interesting fact or unusual trait
about you?
My favorite hobbies are reading books and watching
movies.
Introducing the Class of 2013
Park Elementary
Fall Festival
The Wichita Campus will host Park Elementary
School on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 10 a.m., for a Fall
Festival with activities including a maze and trick or
treating, as well as snacks. All KUSM–W
departments are encouraged to hand out candy to
the children as they come by. Keep reading JTO for
additional information!
ACP Scientific
Meeting
The American College of Physicians (ACP) Kansas
Chapter Scientific Meeting, a conference which
provides CME credit for physicians, will be held Sept.
30 - Oct. 1, 2011, at the Holiday Inn Wichita.
Registrations are being accepted now. For more
information click here.
Deadline for JTO
has changed
Please note that the deadline to submit information
for inclusion in JTO has changed from the Wednesday
of the week prior to publication to the Monday of the
week prior to publication. Please contact Jennifer
Wise, PA, at 3-3534 or [email protected] with any
questions or special needs.
Robin Welch, Rural Health
Education and Services, volunteers
for the Lady Bugg House, Inc. The
purpose of the Lady Bugg House is
to help young mothers become
self-sufficient by providing them
with a safe living environment,
education, spiritual discipleship,
biblical counseling, and support for long-term
economic independence, child development,
parenting, and life skills. Visit their website here.
Lady Bugg House has given Robin a chance to use
her financial background to help others. She believes
that, “whatever you did for one of the least of these
brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me” from
the book of Matthew.
When Robin first became involved in August of
2010, Lady Bugg House was no more than an
inspired idea and an old run down house. Since then
the organization has been the beneficiary of
wonderful financial support and countless volunteers
working together to turn this old house into a loving
home.
Robin says that working with the Lady Bugg House
organization has given her back so much more than
she has given. She has been inspired by the girls that
have made the commitment to work hard in order
to give their babies a better life, by the generous
donations that continue to arrive just when it looks
like the accounts are about empty, and the
wonderful volunteers that continue to be there
helping day in and day out.
Are you involved in volunteer work? Learn more
about this core value of social responsibility and
community orientation by going to COMMUNITY
CONNECTION, or contact Public Affairs, ext.
3-2643, or [email protected].
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Yankee Candle sale
is a glowing
opportunity to help
Support the United Way and bring warmth into your
home by purchasing from the Yankee Candle catalog
sale on the Wichita Campus. For each order, forty
percent of the sale amount will be donated to the
United Way. Click here to view the catalog for all of
your candle needs, including great gift ideas and home
décor for the holidays. Order forms have been
distributed to each department and once you have
made your selections you should e-mail your order
to Tracy Clarke at [email protected]. Orders
must be placed by Tuesday, Sept. 27, and payment is
due by Friday, Sept. 30. Once your order is placed,
Tracy will notify you of your order total, including
applicable shipping costs.
Classifieds Ad Rules
For sale
Airsoft Rifle, G&G Armament, GR16
Popular R4, shoots 6mm airsoft
beeds, electric semi-fully automatic
system, w/sling, battery & charger,
magazine and grip. $245. Contact
Marcia at 529-2495 or
Airsoft Gun, AGM series, automatic
electric series, shoots 6mm airsoft
beeds, semi/fully automatic system,
w/sling, battery & charger, 2
magazines, $232. Contact Marcia at
529-2495 or
$22 gift certificate for $20. Perfect
Nail Salon 6516 E. Central Ave. Call
the salon for available services
612-0224.
Remember, you must resubmit – by
e-mailing [email protected] or
calling 293-2643 – to list an item
again!
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Save the Date for
Jayhawk Roundup
‘Hawk Hollow
Saturday, Oct. 29
6:30 p.m.
Murfin Stables
(14515 E. 13th St. North, Wichita)
Click here for more information or to register to
attend.
The latest issue of the Kansas Journal of Medicine is
now available. Click here.
In this latest edition, you’ll find details about:
The Electrocardiogram and Drug-Induced
Arrhythmias
Should Vitamin D Screening be a Part of Primary
Care?
Spontaneously Sealed Aortic Dissection
Presenting with Multiple Ischemic Strokes
Primary Angiitis of CNS: A Diagnostic Dilemma
Are students Able and Willing to Edit Wikipedia
to Learn Components of Evidence-Based Practice?
Health Literacy Assessment via STOFHLA: Paper
vs. Computer Administration
Kansas Journal
of Medicine Is the lounge for
everyone? YES!
The lounge located next to the convenience store on
the 2nd floor of the west wing is for everyone to use!
That's right, the space is not reserved just for medical
or pharmacy students - it is open to the entire
KUSM–W community!
White Coat
Canteen
The convenience store is now called the White Coat
Canteen. Stop by the store to pick up your items for
breakfast, lunch, or a snack. The convenience store is
open 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. All
credit cards and cash, of course, are accepted. The
store is closed on all state holidays.
Pediatrics
Associate Residency Program
Director
General Pediatrician
General Pediatrician (2 FTEs)
General Pediatrician (PT)
Neonatologist (PT)
Pediatric Cardiologist
Pediatric Endocrinologist (PT)
Pediatric Intensivist
Pediatric Pulmonologist
Psychiatry
Assistant Research Professor
Chemical Dependency Faculty
Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
Child & Adolescent Psychologist
Geriatric Psychiatrist
Outpatient Psychiatrist
Faculty
Family and Community
Medicine
Clinical Scholar
Geriatrician (2 FTEs)
Residency Faculty Physician
Internal Medicine
Ambulatory Care/General Internal
Medicine (3 FTEs)
Cardiologist (2 FTEs)
Dermatologist (2 FTEs)
Endocrinologist
Endocrinologist (2 FTEs)
Gastroenterologist (2 FTEs)
Hematologist/Oncologist (2 FTEs)
Hospitalist (6 FTEs)
Infectious Disease (3 FTEs)
Infectious Disease, Chief
Med/Peds Residency Program
Director
Neurologist
Neurologist
Pulmonary/Critical Care (2 FTEs)
Rheumatologist (2 FTEs)
Office of Research
Director for Mid-Continent Center
for Outcomes & Health Services
Research
Staff
Family & Community Medicine
Research Associate
Preventive Medicine & Public
Health
Research Associate (2 FTEs)
Psychiatry
PRN Pool
Medical Student Coordinator
Research Nurse (2 FTEs)
Standardized Patient (ASA)
Administrative Specialist (PT)
Surgery
Research Associate
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