Bogotá (orthopaedics) Instituto Nacional de Cancerología ESE - Bogotá (internal medicine / surgery / psychiatry rotations) Notable Faculty & Alumni Alex Jadad, anesthesiologist and important promoter of evidence-based medicine via the Jadad Scale. Currently working in Canada. Rodolfo Llinás, physician, and neurophysiologist, researcher on neurosciences. Currently University Professor of the dept. of Physiology and Neurosciences at the NYU School of Medicine. Martha Lucía Ospina Martínez, first woman director of Colombia's Instituto Nacional de Salud (National Health Institute) Jaime Bernal Villegas, geneticist, founder and director of the Instituto de Genetica Humana (Human Genetics Institute), and director of the Expedición Humana Project (1983–1993), one of the most complete demographic studies of Colombia. Residencies and fellowships The faculty offers the following residency programmes: The following are the fellowship programmes offered by the faculty: Publications & media The faculty of medicine has a quarterly scientific and clinical publication representing the investigations and studies of professors, students and residents, called Universitas Medica. The submitted articles are subject to rigorous review by an editorial committee headed currently by Luis F. Jaramillo. The academic journal is currently indexed and/or listed in several national and worldwide databases including Publindex (Colciencias), LILACS-BIREME, EBSCO, Latindex, the National Library of Medicine and Harvard's Countway Library, among others. Students and teachers also participate in the recently re-launched (see: 65 year celebration below) In Situ bi-annual newspaper, with contents of a "lighter" focus, mostly for students. Angie Baquiro Group The Grupo Angie Baquiro constitutes a non-profit group of medical students working in the health promotion within lower socioeconomic areas of the country. The main emphasis is based on preventive and interventive medicine, but the programme also includes pedagogic and cultural intervention to achieve long-term social benefits. Affiliation is voluntary and open to students in all semesters, each participating within an area coherent with their current knowledge and practise (e.g., 5th and 6th semester students participate usually in basic triage). Achievements by the Angie Baquiro Group include: October 2006: 1st 'creating smiles' health brigade, with intervention on 200 children ages 1 through 4 from the Soacha and Ciudad Bolívar suburbs of Bogotá. April 2007: 2nd 'creating smiles' health brigade, with intervention on 150 children ages 1 through 6 from the Soacha and Ciudad Bolívar suburbs of Bogotá. Internal Medicine Interest Group (IMIG) In 2016, a group of 4th year medical students founded the Internal Medicine Interest Group, a non-profit academic student organization affiliated to