Established in July 2019, the mission of the Office of Community Health Work is to take the “complex” out of “complex care” by supporting programs that improve access, foster self-sufficiency, and promote healing for all. The office offers multiple programs to communities across central and southern Illinois, all rooted in motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and trauma-informed care to reduce isolation and build trust with residents. Programs include community health worker services, trauma-informed care training and support, and medical student hotspotting experiences. The team also

Our laboratory takes a geroscience approach to understanding biological processes that contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease. The long-term goals of our laboratory are to: identify nonpharmacological interventions that target insulin and glutamate signaling pathways that prevent or alleviate cognitive decline and elucidate their mechanisms of action in order to identify pharmacological targets for treating Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. To address these goals, our laboratory has several ongoing research interests examining the contribution of body temperature

Our laboratory takes a geroscience approach to understanding biological processes that contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease. The long-term goals of our laboratory are to: identify nonpharmacological interventions that target insulin and glutamate signaling pathways that prevent or alleviate cognitive decline and elucidate their mechanisms of action in order to identify pharmacological targets for treating Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. To address these goals, our laboratory has several ongoing research interests examining the contribution of body temperature

Our laboratory takes a geroscience approach to understanding biological processes that contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease. The long-term goals of our laboratory are to: identify nonpharmacological interventions that target insulin and glutamate signaling pathways that prevent or alleviate cognitive decline and elucidate their mechanisms of action in order to identify pharmacological targets for treating Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. To address these goals, our laboratory has several ongoing research interests examining the contribution of body temperature

Our laboratory takes a geroscience approach to understanding biological processes that contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease. The long-term goals of our laboratory are to: identify nonpharmacological interventions that target insulin and glutamate signaling pathways that prevent or alleviate cognitive decline and elucidate their mechanisms of action in order to identify pharmacological targets for treating Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. To address these goals, our laboratory has several ongoing research interests examining the contribution of body temperature

Come visit us! Your interview day will be relaxed and enjoyable; you will be paired with a current resident to serve as your personal tour guide and by the end of the day we will do our very best to answer all of your questions fully and honestly. We look forward to meeting you! All applications must be submitted through ERAS. We offer seven positions each year. Minimum requirements for consideration: Frequently Asked Questions About The Application Process Completion of the ERAS application 2-3 letters of recommendation Dean's letter Medical School transcripts USMLE/COMLEX Step 1 & 2 scores

Hours 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Monday-Friday or by appointment Special Collections The Special Collections Department consists of rare books, archives, and a few manuscript collections, which relate to thehistory of medicine. The core of the rare book collection was purchased from Dr. Morris Saffron, and is rich in works in venerology, dermatology, and the history of medicine. Three other collections of note are: Frank B. Norbury Collection (neurology and psychiatry) Kemper/Buckmaster Collection (a 19th-early 20th century working physicians collection) William Moore Collection (homeopathy and popular

The ADR Office of Grants and Contracts reviews and processes subcontracts for vendors or other educational institutions that are associated with grant awards. There is also a referral to SIU School of Medicine Legal for review, to ensure legal compliance, proper formatting and securement of their guidance. ADR also reviews and processes subcontract amendments. For full details regarding this procedure contact the ADR Office of Grants and Contracts at 217-545-8174 or grants@siumed.edu . Forms Subcontract Template Subcontract Amendment MMC Subcontract Template FDP Federal Subaward Forms