Divisions of the Department of Medicine
Cardiology
A world-renowned leader in cardiovascular biomedical research, patient care, and physician education.
Clinical Pharmacology
Dedicated to conducting pharmacologically oriented research investigations with the end result of improving patient care.
Endocrinology
Conducts nationally and internationally recognized research activities, fellowship training and clinical care of endocrine and metabolic disorders.
Gastroenterology
Digestive and liver diseases, as well as hepatology, are the core concerns of educators, clinicians and researches in the division.
General Internal Medicine
Includes the Geriatrics, Genetics, Primary Care and Medical Informatics sections, as well as the Center for Health Information Preparedness.
Hematology
Noted for its renowned programs, clinicians and an NIH-sponsored training grant.
Infectious Diseases and Immunology
The Center for AIDS Research and other innovative investigations are being used to help improve the well-being of patients, control infectious diseases and train the next generation of physicians.
Nephrology
The birthplace of nephrology continues to translate and incorporate important breakthroughs into clinical practice and training curriculum.
Oncology
Distinguished nationally by the diversity of the population served and the range of diagnostic, treatment and prevention services offered.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Delivering state-of-the-art pulmonary care for over a century through the Chest Service and other centers and clinics.
Rheumatology
One of the first and foremost rheumatology divisions in the country in clinical care, the training of clinician-scientists, and research.
