Education
Our program provides a range of educational opportunities in clinical and research settings for students, residents, fellows and staff.
Clinical- and research-oriented conferences are offered Mondays and Thursdays. Other educational opportunities are offered by both the Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds (see schedule below) and Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, which frequently draw well-known speakers from outside institutions.
Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds
Grand Rounds originated as part of residency training to present clinical problems and focus on current or interesting cases. Our division's Grand Rounds are an integral component of medical education, teaching new information and enhancing clinical reasoning skills.
Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds take place 7-8 am CST. Click here to join.
Enhanced Medical and Education Track
The main objective of the Cardiovascular Medicine EMET program is to expose students to scientific and clinical aspects of cardiovascular medicine and enhance their awareness and understanding of cardiovascular disease.
Students participating in the Cardiovascular Medicine EMET will:
- Develop a deeper understanding of the practice of cardiovascular medicine
- Learn the skills needed to critically evaluate the scientific and medical literature
- Develop an understanding of how to initiate and execute a research project
- Understand the skills required to conduct scientific and/or clinical research
- Gain insight into the ethical issues surrounding scientific and clinical research
Nidhish Tiwari, MBBS, MD
Learn more about Dr. Nidhish Tiwari, an associate professor of cardiovascular medicine and subspecialty education coordinator.
Niyada Naksuk, MD
Assistant Professor
Cardiovascular Medicine EMET Faculty
Doug Stoller, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor
Cardiovascular Medicine EMET Faculty