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This is great. Thank for doing this and I hope you keep this project going. It's great for a newer tank like myself.
Starting a series of videos on general tanking philosophy. This isn't going to be a guide on how to spec or how to gem your character, there is plenty of that on EJ/Tankspot. This is more along the lines of the thought process that goes on after you close EJ/Tankspot and charge in.
Part 1 is the introduction and path I want the project to take along with what makes a good tanking UI.
Chapter 1
Introduction / UI PART 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyIvdi6OksA
Introduction / UI PART 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7oFxW7a_uY
Introduction / UI PART 3 (Keybinds): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtGc-xSdNrY&hd=1
Chapter 2
Tanking Priorities PART 1 (5 man): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzLo20ZRNkU
Tanking Priorities PART 2 (H-Putricide): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjcYQ6GB-Kk
Tanking Priorities PART 3 (H-LK): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9xdbonumBc
My UI can be found here.
If you have any questions, feedback or ideas for future videos for the project please send me a message on youtube/ropetownx, alpha-gaming.org or email@example.com
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This is great. Thank for doing this and I hope you keep this project going. It's great for a newer tank like myself.
Very good. Keep going.
Added links and references to part 2, thanks for watching!
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Good job so far, I really enjoyed the video's.
I think of myself as experienced tank, but it's still nice to see how others do things. After all, you're never to old to learn.
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Well done videos sir.
There is something so appealing about backhanding someone across the face with a shield.
I have updated the main post with the second chapter of the series.
Tank Priorities PART 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzLo20ZRNkU
Also, due to the interest in my UI I have been putting together a beta version UI pack which will be out soon.
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Great vids. Rly helps with new ideas on what to do diff and improve. Keep them coming.
Hey, i have been tanking for a couple years and as far as being a tank goes i'm pretty good, great group awareness etc.. however this patch turned me into a poop one instantly. my gear is way above being heroics capable but also quite below the gear of icc gear dpsers (dps buff vs threat nerf not a discussion for here). Anyway, your priorities video is interesting. As far as which mob to attack first, i've always been good at that (reeling in 2 casters with gag order is very satisfying).
I have some questions though since i decided to look up your talents/glyphs to compare with what you are doing in the video.
A) incite, with your current crit rating of 2.23% does it really proc enough to feel comfortable with having 3 points in it? the idea of a nearly 1 in 5 shot makes it seem iffy.
B) cruelty, same question really i guess.
C) do you use devistate? couldn't see you use it in the video but you do have it glyphed.
are you holding the right mouse button down the entire time? i know you are using the mouse to turn because of the way you jump around but i never see the cursor..
Heres a parse showing my damage break down and amount of crits. http://worldoflogs.com/reports/l8z26...?s=1265&e=1372
Theres really no question if incite is worth it or not, and cruelty really just depends what you want from your 5 point thats you don't put into prot. War Academy, Cruelty, Blood Craze, and Field Dressing are all good choices.
Devastate went from being one of our most used abilities prior to 4.0 to now being just filler that I barely touch, basically just to keep sunders rolling or to fill if everything is on CD. (Only used 17 in that parse.)
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just had a couple of successful heroics, made a macro tp use at start telling people to go skull then cross.. at least they have been told. i found that multiple trash without devastate was pretty easy but when it came to single target boss i needed it with everything else going on CD too quick.
think i'll pop some points into incite then and out of blood and thunder.. a great idea that turned out to be hugely disappointing.
Anyway, thanks for the vid it helped alot and now don't feel too much like quitting tanking (and thus probably the game). so cheers
Great videos. I enjoy how in depth you go on the various subjects that many tanks typically don't think about. It's refreshing to see how much attention you pay to those sort of details.
The Lost sound threw me off track, though, ha!
Very good videos, will look forward to the next ones.
Question - what did you mean in the second one, on Sindragosa, where you said we can't 'throw around Vigilance anymore'? If I heard that right, I don't recall ever really throwing it around in the first place, but usually just putting it on my co-tank, or the highest threat dps, and leaving it there.
Prior to 4.0.1 I would use vigilance as a threat reduction tool through-out the fight, always keeping it up on the highest current dps which would change multiple times a fight. I was just commenting that now without the 10% threat transfer it should no longer be used in that manner.
(Obviously there were exceptions to the rule such placing it on the OT for taunt refreshes for things like grabbing valks on hlk.)
Fantastic vids! Im using your UI right now and i love it.. The only thing i diddn't heard you talk about. Is the Spel Devastate/Sunder armor? How do you think about them in your rotation?
Why is this in the HALP section? this looks like a pretty decent guide, I can move it to the Critical Guides section or the Theory section if you would like.
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Pigmented villonodular synovitis is a condition of the joint lining. It is characterized by pain and swelling as well as hemosiderin (iron) build-up inside the joint.
It occurs most commonly in the third and fourth decades of life.
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Localized pigmented villonodular synovitis
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Diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis
When the condition involves the entire joint, it tends to be more destructive. Diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis is more difficult to treat. Diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis is significantly more common than localized pigmented villonodular synovitis.
The cause of pigmented villonodular synovitis is unknown. Genetic changes associated with pigmented villonodular synovitis have been identified, but the evidence for a genetic cause is not conclusive.
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In the past, because of the high rate of surgical complications and local recurrence rates, physicians recommended observation (no treatment) until a total joint replacement was required. Today, with improved surgical techniques, the rate of surgical complications and local recurrence rates have decreased to such an extent that most patients are best treated with surgery.
For people who are not good candidates for surgery, anti-inflammatory medicines and muscle-strengthening exercises can help alleviate the pain and swelling.
There are several surgical techniques to treat pigmented villonodular synovitis. Your doctor will discuss with you the type of surgery that will be best for you.
Arthroscopic (camera placed inside the joint) partial removal of the affected joint lining with the mass is the treatment of choice for localized pigmented villonodular synovitis today. Arthroscopy is commonly successful because recurrence rates of localized pigmented villonodular synovitis at the same site are very low.
Open Surgery
In patients with diffuse villonodular synovitis with both the front and back of the knee involved (most patients), open surgery rather than arthroscopy is often the best treatment. Your doctor will need to remove the mass and the entire joint lining to treat diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis.
Combined Arthroscopy and Open Surgery
When most of the mass is in the back of the knee, a combined surgical approach can be undertaken. The back the knee is treated with open surgery to remove the mass and joint lining, and the front of the knee is treated with arthroscopic removal of the joint lining. This combined method decreases the magnitude of surgery, allowing for an easier recovery.
The recurrence rate at the same site is higher in patients with diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis, but with proper surgical technique, the risk of recurrence can be minimized.
Total Joint Replacement
In its end stages, pigmented villonodular synovitis can cause extensive joint destruction. Once the joint has been significantly damaged, the best option to relieve pain and improve function is a total joint replacement.
Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy can sometimes be used for patients with diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis that involves major nerve, tendon, or vascular structures or lesions that recur after surgery.
Radiation therapy is most commonly delivered via an external beam (treatment is directed from outside the skin to inside the joint). A newer method called intra-articular radiation (a radioactive fluid is injected into the joint with a needle) has been used as well.
Radiation therapy is usually reserved for patients in whom standard surgery has not been successful.
Postoperative physical therapy is extremely important in getting you back to your daily activities. Specific exercises will help you regain strength and range of motion.
Recovery from arthroscopic treatment for localized pigmented villonodular synovitis often requires a short course of physical therapy, after which you may return to normal activity.
Open Surgery
Because the open surgical removal of diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis is extensive, there is an increased risk of postoperative stiffness. A more regimented and extensive physical therapy program is required for patients recovering from open surgery to treat diffuse pigmented villonodular synovitis.
Recovery after open surgery involves an intensive, difficult, and prolonged physical therapy program. A return to normal daily activities could take months.
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- Website: http://www.jazzstandard.net/
- Phone: (212) 576-2232
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There are two shows every night of the week at 7:30pm and 9:30pm, with an additional show at 11:30pm on Friday and Saturdays. The doors open at 6:15pm, 9:00pm and 10:45pm. Seating is general admission. Reservations are honored up to 30 minutes prior to showtime.
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- Cuisine: American, Barbecue
- Executive Chef: Jean-Paul Bourgeois
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Room is available for parties up to 125 people.
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- Entertainment: Cover charge runs $15.00 and up. Jazz Standard offers guests a wide variety of world class jazz complemented by Blue Smoke barbecue in an intimate room with great sightlines and sound.
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- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
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- jazz and dinnerjeannieVIPDined on 11/7/2014The food was very good and the music was a nice plus. We were a party of six so I felt the $30 cover charge for each of us plus the drinks and food made the bill too expensive. There should be an adjustment on the cover charge with such a large party. Charge for 3 or 4 cover. I will probably not go back.Special Features:
- First TimeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/3/2014Great experience! First time hearing a live Jazz Band. I surprised my boyfriend and took him to this restaurant. It was different for us but we enjoyed it. Food was great and plentiful, the waiters were really nice and the band played well.Special Features:
- Jazz in timeFael02Dined on 10/31/2014The place is a small venue with a stage. The music is wonderful. The service is friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RonlawDined on 8/31/2014I thoroughly enjoyed my dinner and show. My wife and I expected a long wait for the food but we were pleasantly surprised that our order was placed and came in no time. We went to the early show and got in line about 30 minutes before opening. The food was excellent as were our seats. There were no obstructions to the stage. I see why Jazz Standand is rate very high as a jazz venue. The drinks were not disappointing at all.Special Features:
- BBQ + Jazz = Always GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 8/22/2014While the food at Blue Smoke & Jazz Standard has evolved over the years - I'm not always sure the menu developments have been for the better - it is still among the best BBQ spots in the city. Add that to top-tier jazz talents, an evening at Jazz Standard will always be a great experience.Special Features:
- A Jazz club Fit for FoodiesCasaLVIPDined on 8/17/2014Everything was perfect. We really appreciate that you open a little earlier and let us eat before the music starts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice ambiance!PammieDined on 8/15/2014Awesome experience! Highly recommend! Although I was skeptical about the extra charge for seeing a show, but it was well worth it! The waitstaff is EXTREMELY attentive (not overwhelming attentive)! Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing Mingus Big Band ...OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 8/11/2014The Mingus Big Band was disappointing ... they wasted a significant amount of time during their short set.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding live musicYvonneDined on 8/2/2014Music was up close and very intimate. Service took way to long and the a/c made me feel like I was visiting Antarctica, thankfully the music warmed our soulsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Hot Swinging Jazz a la BarbequeSmokeOwletteVIPDined on 7/19/2014The Jazz Standard has the perfect blend of appealing for your ears and taste buds! The jazz is top shelf musicians who are sizzling with swing the entire set. The barbeque is succulent and smoked and music to your taste buds. Calling all jazz lovers who are foodies--The Jazz Standard is a must do weekend destination for a great night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A real gemBrooklyniteDined on 7/12/2014We've come to expect great food, spectacular service, and unique ambiance from each of Danny Meyer's restaurants. Jazz Standard does not disappoint. Everything is exactly as it should be and prices are more than reasonable for the quality of food Nd entertainment.Special Features:
- the food was great.LadyShaeDined on 6/11/2014The starters and dinner ; and the check took to long to come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jazz shinesnydinerVIPDined on 6/7/2014delicious food and great jazz venue - the jazz is front and center here the food is a delicious back storySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Theo Croker Dvrk FunkJennie14Dined on 5/27/2014Amazing performance that was enhanced by the acoustics of this club. The service was prompt and courteous. The food was outstanding. I recommend the baby back ribs but the brisket was well liked. The quiet during the performance was appreciated and the Martinis were to die for!Special Features:
- Great musicCasaLVIPDined on 5/23/2014Consistently delicious food. On this occasion the softshell crabs, as well as the baby back ribs, were outstanding. But I am frustrated that no matter how early I arrive or how I plead with the wait staff, as happened the last three times I came, I waited for an hour with nothing to eat, and our dinner arrived after the music had started. But with such good food and music, we'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy placeEllieT78Dined on 5/13/2014Booked this after reading a recommendation on Facebook. This was our first night in New York flying in from Stockholm, Sweden. Tired and jet lagged we did not expect much, but wanted something that was not the typical "tourist thing"to do. We both like jazz, but don't actually know much about the scene and we found the band playing that night (The Gil Evans Project) to be really good. Food was OK, typical American, but I would not go there for the food alone. We loved just sitting there, listening to the music, drinking beer and looking at the people that were digging the music. Some real characters. A really nice place if you want a genuine New York experience.Special Features:
- Some jazzTontonDined on 5/10/2014Nice place in a great location. The audience is mostly mature and not to mention that I am 57 and my wife is 54. We were in NYC for only a couple of days and the duo was not playing our favorite style jazz, but we had no choice. However, overall it was good music. The service was late and vague but quickly recovered when the check time got closer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's all about the jazzmfavogDined on 5/8/2014The food is always good, but it's the music that makes the evening. (Noise rating is really not applicable.)Special Features:
- Good musicTamaraDined on 5/3/2014Good music, great ambience, food ok, must have reservation, sit near to stageSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Night OutRTBJrDined on 4/24/2014Good food, cocktails superb service and entertainment. Always a winner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food in a jazz clubCasaLVIPDined on 3/30/2014Having come here often, we have high expectations. The appetizer salad was tasty but tiny. We were frustrated that we had to wait for over an hour for our main courses even though we were among the earliest to arrive. The striped bass and especially the short ribs with spring vegetables were delicious, but it was frustrating to eat them in the dark well after the music started. Our waitress apologized and offered to comp the appetizers so the negative score for service is directed at the kitchen.Special Features:
- It was a fun place to comeBelleDined on 3/22/2014It was a fun place to come if you wanted to listen to jazz for an hour with some friends. The food was better than I anticipated- the mashed potatoes were especially good. They also have a decent drink selection with some old-school faves. Be warned that you are more or less kicked out once the jazz is over so that they can get ready for the next group of people. It's not a place where you can linger.Special Features:
- Jazz and RibsPoneloyaDined on 2/14/2014Great food and fantastic music. Took my wife here for valentine's day - she is a jazz lover, and she was so happy with the experience. The ribs are fantastic, and the sweet potato fries were the best I've ever had. It can be a little cramped - it was a holiday - so depending on where you sit, there isn't much elbow room/room to spread out. But, still, we had a fun filled, music filled, romantic evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where else in NYC can youfrequentdinerVIPDined on 1/26/2014Where else in NYC can you hear great jazz and eat terrific barbeque? The food comes from Blue Smoke upstairs, and the ribs are fantastic. The jazz programs vary greatly, something for every taste. Good sightlines and acoustics. Never a minimum. This is my favorite place for jazz, and I am a born and bred Newyorker.Special Features:
- Best food in a jazz clubCasaLVIPDined on 1/17/2014The food and the music were outstanding. I just wish the food could be served sooner so that we could better enjoy the music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jazz and BBQ. A winning combinatioTNNJVIPDined on 12/30/2013Good food and a genuine jazz club setting. Well executed with seating and service. A must visit venue.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Weird serviceopentableaddictVIPDined on 11/19/2013very strange event- the waiter dropped the wrong order at my table- came back about three minutes later asked of we touched the food took it away and apologized- disappeared for 1 minute then clearly dropped the same food at the table next to us- both my party and the party next to us say this and were astounded- the waiter was called out on this and the took the food away and brought them a new order, otherwise one of the best jazz venues and bbq restaurants in NY.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great venue for jazz in aExchefDined on 11/15/2013Great venue for jazz in a small club. Food was Okay, not especially terrific bbq, but the drinks were excellent. A place to enjoy music more than food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Come for the show, but...WendelDined on 11/2/2013eat before you get there. Myself and my party enjoyed everything about this place, except that the food was forgettable. The only thing that made an impression was the beer, wine, and the dessert sampler...and of course the show! So come hear the music, but dont plan on any culinary mastery.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go for jazzEllenDined on 11/2/2013Food is mediocre and over priced...stick with an appetizer or two and a beer. Nice ambience for good jazz.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Best Jazz club in NYCJazzManVIPDined on 10/17/2013Attentive service, respectful audience, great performers. "nuf saidI would recommend this to a friend.
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- We went to see Gregory Porter,KittyDined on 8/23/2013We went to see Gregory Porter, which by the way was a fantastic show. This was our third time at the Jazz Standard and I still say the staff, the food, the service and the overall ambience was outstanding. We are definitely looking forward to coming back very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The mSATA form factor is an emerging standard that allows ultrathin notebook manufacturers to integrate a high-capacity SSD in a space that is about one-third of the size of a standard business card (3x5cm).
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Internal Medicine Residency Program
For more than 75 years, the Department of Medicine Residency Training Program has brought experience, commitment, and a rigorous and balanced approach to the training of internal medicine residents.
Overview Our categorical, primary care, global primary care and preliminary year programs provide intensive exposure to the practice of internal medicine and prepare graduates for a wide variety of careers in medicine. Learn more about our programs:
We offer broad clinical experience across both inpatient and ambulatory settings, dedicated teaching faculty who are thought leaders in their fields, a strong camaraderie, house staff research opportunities and top-ranked fellowship and career placement. With these resources, the program enables house staff to develop excellent clinical skills while attaining long-term career goals.
Additional InformationFor more information about our programs, visit the Internal Medicine Residency Program on the Department of Medicine website.
Curriculum For more information about our curriculum, visit the Internal Medicine Residency Program curriculum section on the Department of Medicine website.
Our Faculty - Depth and Breadth
The Department of Medicine Residency Program provides educational opportunities for residents that draw from the expertise of hundreds of active clinicians, physician-scientists and investigators. The Firm System, our Clinician Educator Service, and the leadership of our Chief Residents provide residents with an educational support system that encourages them to seek mentorship and pursue educational opportunities to best enhance their own time in training. Faculty with a formal programmatic role in the residency program appear below.
Program Leadership
Katrina Armstrong, MD, MSCE
Physician-in-Chief, Department of Medicine
Stephen B. Calderwood, MD
Associate Chief of Medicine for Education
Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases
Hasan Bazari, MD
Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency Program
Valerie Stone, MD, MPH
Director, Primary Care Program
Associate Chief, General Medicine Unit
Blair Fosburgh, MD
Associate Program Director
Director of Ambulatory Training
Sherri-Ann Burnett-Bowie, MD, MPH
Director, Multicultural Affairs
Geren Stone, MD
Director, Global Primary Care Program
Kathleen Finn, MD
Associate Program Director for Inpatient Medicine
Rocio Hurtado, MD, DTM&H
Associate Program Director for Global Health
Infectious Disease Unit
Marie DeMay, MD
Associate Program Director for Basic Science
Endocrine Unit
Deborah Wexler, MD, MSc.
Associate Program Director for Basic Science
Endocrine Unit
Paul Currier, MD
Associate Program Director for Procedural Training
Pulmonary and Critical Care Unit
Janet (Jodi) Larson, MD
Associate Program Director, Newton Wellesley Hospital
Beverly Biller, MD
Associate Program Director for Subspecialty Fellowships
Director, MGH Endocrine Fellowship
Neuroendocrine Unit
Firm Leadership in the Department of Medicine Residency Program
The MGH Firm System was established over two decades ago to enhance the quality of clinical teaching and build relationships between medical students, house officers, and attending staff. Now considered the "backbone" of teaching on the Ellison inpatient service, the system was named for former MGH Chiefs of Medicine James Howard Means, Walter Bauer, and James Jackson. Firm activities include teaching rounds, conferences, and one-on-one career guidance. The firm system provides continuity in teaching by clinician-educators committed to bedside teaching. The firm chiefs conduct rounds four times a week with their Ellison team where they meet and examine a patient at the bedside, then have a small group conference on the patient's disease presentation.
The firm system also offers access and exposure to the expertise of the medical staff. Attending physicians from subspecialty and general medicine units rotate monthly on these teams and lead teaching rounds in cooperation with the senior resident on the team. The firm system consistently receives enthusiastic support from medical students, house officers, and the attending staff. Many of the Department's firm chiefs and clinician-educators are also active in the Academy at Harvard Medical School, an effort that supports teaching faculty and the development of innovative educational approaches at Harvard Medical School and its affiliates.
Firm ChiefsLloyd Axelrod, MD
Diabetes Unit of the Endocrine Division
Director of Medical Grand Rounds
James Howard Means Firm
Nesli Basgoz, MD
Infectious Disease Unit
Fuller Albright Firm
Thomas Spitzer, MD
Co-Chair, Internship Selection Committee
Hematology/Oncology Unit
Walter Bauer Firm
Morton Swartz, MD
Associate Firm Chief
Infectious Disease Unit
Arnold Weinberg, MD
Associate Firm Chief
Infectious Disease Unit
Clinician Educator ServiceCommitted to innovative educational strategies, excellence in clinical care, and lifelong learning, the Department of Medicine established the Clinician Educator Service in 2005 to help supervise inpatient clinical care and to provide education and support for housestaff and medical students on the inpatient services at MGH. The clinician educators are all practicing academic hospitalists who are part of the core teaching faculty of the Department of Medicine and have full-time academic appointments at Harvard Medical School. Each member of the group attends on the Bigelow Service an average of 16 weeks annually, the Medicine Consult Service for 8-12 weeks per year, and the Ellison Service for 4-8 weeks per year.
During the past two years the group has developed and implemented a formal consultation curriculum for residents rotating on the Medicine Consult Service. Since 2007, the group has provided a two week elective rotation devoted to clinical education for residents interested in this specific career pathway.
In addition to the inpatient wards at Mass General, the clinician educators teach in other educational venues including pre-clinical Harvard Medical School courses, didactic programs, and Continuing Medical Education courses. During the months when individual clinician educators are not on service, members of the group pursue scholarly projects, curriculum development, and systems issues for the inpatient service. All of these efforts are open to resident participation. The group also has a very active internal academic program which includes Academic Hospitalists Journal Club, Physical Diagnosis Review, Academic Hospitalists Case Conference, and Education/Development Conference. Residents are welcome to attend these conferences as well.
Our Clinician EducatorsVictor Chiappa, MD
Cynthia Cooper-Worobey, MD
Kathleen Finn, MD
Daniel Hunt, MD FACP
Kristian Olson, MD, MPH
J. Carl Pallais, MD
Alberto Puig, MD, PhD
Douglas Wright, MD, PhD
Resident Life and Community For more information about our resident life and community, visit the Internal Medicine Residency Program community section on the Department of Medicine website.
Report of Fellowship and Post-residency Career Placement 2000-2008 (pdf).
Careers & Alumni
Over the past five decades, graduates of the medical residency programs at Mass General have led distinguished careers in medicine, science, and society. This record of achievement is a testament to the remarkable quality of the training programs that foster a profound spirit of learning, scholarship, and accomplishment. A majority of our program graduates enter post-graduate fellowship training programs but many enter medical practice following completion of the residency program.
Primary Care Graduates
Primary Care Program graduates have become leaders in academic general internal medicine as well as primary care practice. They pursue careers in clinical practice combined with medical education, research, health care administration and community leadership roles. The Primary Care Program has no one "model" for a successful career in general internal medicine. While many graduates go on to obtain additional training in health services research, clinical epidemiology, geriatrics, public health, health policy, or health care management, others continue directly into primary care practice or general internal medicine faculty positions.
Some of our notable graduates include
- J. Michael Bishop, 1989 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine
- Michael S. Brown and Joseph L Goldstein, 1985 Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine
- Gerald Edelman,1972 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine
- Lee Goldman, Executive Vice President for Health and Biomedical Sciences and Dean of the Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine, Columbia University
- Jennifer Leaning, Director, Program on Humanitarian Crises and Human Rights, Harvard School of Public Health
- Ferid Murad, 1998 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine
- Dean Ornish, Best-selling author, Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco.
- Kenneth I. Shine, Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, The University of Texas. Founding Director of the RAND Center for Domestic and International Health Security. Former Director of the Institutes of Medicine
- Eve Slater, Senior Vice President for Policy, Pfizer, and Former Assistant Secretary, US Department of Health and Human Services
- Peter Slavin, President, Massachusetts General Hospital
- Samuel O. Thier, Former President and CEO, Partners HealthCare
Information for International Medical Graduates (IMGs)
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
Internal Medicine Program Requirements
National Resident Match Program
American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Research Pathway
How to Apply
Applications are processed through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). U.S. medical students should contact their Dean's Office for access to the ERAS system. You must go through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) to apply to our program. The deadline for applications is October 1, 2014.
Letters of Recommendation
Letters of recommendation are an important part of your application. As part of the ERAS application, we require:
- Letter from your medical school Dean (the Dean's letter)
- Letter from the Department of Medicine chair or clerkship director
- Two additional letters from individuals who can assess your skills and abilities (typically faculty members with whom you have worked in clinical or research settings)
While will will accept additional letters of recommendation, a maximum of four letters can be transmitted through ERAS. If you would like to send additional letters, do so using the contact information on the right of the page.
International Medical Graduates
International medical graduates (IMGs) must apply for residency through ERAS by contacting the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) IMGs should also consult our webpage for IMGs before applying.
Selection for interview is based on a number of factors, including academic and clinical performance, particularly in medicine rotations.
All PGY-1 positions for the upcoming academic year for this program are selected through The National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). We do NOT offer pre-match positions.
The Internal Medicine NRMP numbers for Match participation are:
- NRMP #1261140C0 | Categorical Track (3 year traditional, ABIM Research Pathway)
- NRMP #1261140P0 | Preliminary Track (1 year in duration)
- NRMP #1261140M0 | Primary Care Track (3 years in duration)
- NRMP #1261140M1 | Global Primary Care Track (4 years in duration)
To apply to the Harvard MGH Med/Peds Program, consult the Harvard MGH Med-Peds Website.
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Internal Medicine Residency Program - Detailed Contact Information
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Program Director
Karen Bruynell, MM
Program Administrator
Categorical Program NRMP Number1261140C0Preliminary Program NRMP Number
Primary Care Program
Primary Care Program
Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Medicine
55 Fruit Street
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Fax: 617-726-3838
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Director, Primary Care Program
Gina Nigro
Program Manager
Primary Care Program NRMP Number
Global Primary Care Program
Global Primary Care Program
Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Medicine
Center for Global Health
100 Cambridge St., 15th Floor
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 617-724-1215
Fax: 617-724-1637
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Geren Stone, MD
Global Primary Care Program
Jessica Kenney
Program Manager
Global Primary Care Program
Global Primary Care NRMP Number
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WASHINGTON - In a story Dec. 4 about a group of teenagers charged in connection with a fatal stabbing at Metro station, The Associated Press reported erroneously the number of teenagers that a judge was deciding whether to hold pending trial. The judge was deciding whether to hold four of the teens, not all nine charged.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Judge deciding on holding teens in Metro stabbing
Judge deciding whether to hold teens accused in Metro station stabbing death
A judge in Washington is deciding whether to hold four teens charged in connection with a fatal stabbing at a Metro station.
The hearing was scheduled to continue Tuesday in D.C. Superior Court before Judge Ronna L. Beck. The judge is deciding whether the teens should be released while awaiting trial.
A police detective, meanwhile, testified Monday that investigators are seeking at least three more people. The detective said the three can be seen in security camera videos.
Nine suspects were arrested following the Nov. 17 death of 18-year-old Olijawon Griffin of Olney. Police say Griffin was robbed of an iPhone and jacket while trying to buy marijuana and later confronted the teens at the Metro station. Seventeen- year-old Chavez Myers has been charged as an adult with second degree murder.
(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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♔♔♔ The 2006 Ford Freestyle Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel and Junction Box is located under the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel. If electrical components in the vehicle are not working, a fuse may have blown. Blown fuses are identified by a broken wire within the fuse. Check the appropriate fuses before replacing any electrical components. Note: always replace a fuse with one that has the specified amperage rating. Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating can cause severe wire damage and could start a fire. Below schematic diagram shows detail location of fuses in the Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel; the table contains fuse/ relay location, fuse ampere rating and fuse description/ function.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. - A woman has been charged with stabbing her half-brother in the neck with a fork during Thanksgiving dinner.
Annapolis police were called to an apartment on Madison Street about 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Officers found 23-year-old Deonte Wallace in the parking lot with two stab wounds.
Wallace was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Officers say 27-year-old Shenika Allsup stabbed Wallace during an argument. She is charged with assault and is being held on $1 million bond.
(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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WASHINGTON - The Verizon Center is about to get a whole lot brighter.
After a two-year fight, the arena's owners have received approval to install two digital advertising signs. And despite lingering concerns about the bright light the signs will emit, construction is set to begin in several weeks.
The Washington Post reports that the D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs approved the permits for the signs this week.
Neighbors opposed the signs, arguing the light would be a distraction and an intrusion into nearby homes.
"Resident have seen lights at Gallery Place from three blocks, four block away," says Nanette Paris with the Downtown Neighborhood Association.
She says residents moved to the neighborhood because they liked it the way it was, without the bright signs.
But Verizon Center's owners argue the 23-by-45-foot signs will improve the exterior of the building and won't cause problems for neighbors.
"They're going to transform the look of the building so that it's vibrant and exciting," owners' representative Randall Boes tells WTOP.
Monumental Sports and Entertainment, led by Ted Leonsis, owns the arena and the Capitals hockey and Wizards basketball teams.
Selling the signs' ad space will also generate revenue for the company. And permits are pending for additional signs.
WTOP's Nick Iannelli contributed to this report. Follow @NickWTOP and @WTOP on Twitter.
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