Society of General Internal Medicine

03/04/2026

Not just another job board — the SGIM Career Center is built for the GIM community.
🔹 Exclusive listings in general internal medicine
🔹 Free resume review
🔹 Career advice and planning tools
Find your next role — or your next hire — at careers.sgim.org.

03/02/2026

Connect with a mentor at 🤝

Looking to grow your network or get career advice? SGIM26 Mentoring offers one-on-one mentoring, practice-area mentoring panels, and NEW this year—Mentoring Across Career Stages (MACS), connecting trainees and junior faculty in p*er-to-p*er conversations.

🗓️ Sign up by April 27, 2026
Learn more & register: https://buff.ly/RKVnC58

Mentoring at SGIM Mentoring is a core part of SGIM's commitment to supporting career growth across all stages of general internal medicine. Through a mix of year-round programs and annual meeting opportunities, SGIM connects students, trainees, and faculty with experienced mentors, sponsors, and p*e...

03/01/2026

Annual Meeting spotlight: Thursday Plenary speaker Dr. Sondra Zabar.

A nationally recognized leader in medical education innovation and Professor of Medicine at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, Dr. Zabar’s work advancing simulation, performance-based assessment, and evidence-driven training is transforming how we prepare the next generation of clinicians.

Make plans now to join us:

🗓 Thursday Plenary Session
⏰ 10:45 AM – 12:30 PM

https://buff.ly/UNI8EE0

Stay tuned for more speaker spotlights as we look ahead to an inspiring Annual Meeting.

02/25/2026

📣 Call for Submissions: SGIM Forum Theme Issue 📣

is seeking articles for a special career guidance–themed issue, “What SGIM Means to Me.” As SGIM approaches its 50th anniversary, we invite members at all career stages to share personal reflections on the value and impact of SGIM—on your professional growth, career development, and personal journey within academic general internal medicine.

Your story can help highlight how SGIM has shaped our community and the future of the field.

🗓️ Submission deadline: February 28
📧 Submit to: SGIMMeanstoMe@gmail.com

📄 Author instructions: https://buff.ly/q1HAieX

02/25/2026

🔒 Lock in Your SGIM Membership for 2026
Haven’t renewed yet? Don’t risk losing access to SGIM’s education, leadership, and career-building resources.

✔️ Evidence-based education
✔️ Publishing, leadership & advocacy opportunities
✔️ A strong network of p*ers and mentors

👉 Renew your membership today and stay connected in 2026: https://buff.ly/i9xFQeK

02/24/2026

Your next opportunity in general internal medicine could be waiting at careers.sgim.org.
Browse hundreds of open positions in academic, hospital, and community settings — all tailored for SGIM members.
Check what’s new today: careers.sgim.org/jobs.

02/24/2026

Career Transitions in General Internal Medicine: A Guide to Change
Your career isn’t linear—and that’s okay. 🚀
This GIMLearn course helps GIM faculty recognize, plan for, and successfully navigate career transitions using the S-curve model.
🖥️ Self-guided module
🔗 https://buff.ly/k4p7akL

02/24/2026

New SGIM Position Statement 📣
In the , SGIM formally outlines its stance on expanding Medicaid coverage to people who are incarcerated.

Prepared by Laura Hawks, Benjamin Howell, Justin Berk, and Toby Terwilliger on behalf of SGIM’s Incarceration, Health, and Justice Interest Group and Health Policy Committee, this position paper calls for repealing the Medicaid Inmate Exclusion Policy and strengthening continuity of care before and after release.

The statement highlights strong evidence that Medicaid access improves health outcomes, reduces recidivism, and advances health equity for a highly marginalized population—and urges action at both federal and state levels.

👉 Read the full position statement: https://buff.ly/DFPE6PG

02/23/2026

Featured in : Poetry ✨
Living Loss by Emma Fenske, DO is a powerful meditation on grief that exists even when someone is still here.

Through spare, intimate lines, this poem explores caregiving, addiction, illness, and the quiet endurance of love—capturing the experience of mourning a future that feels uncertain while holding onto hope.

This is a piece to sit with. To read slowly. To feel.

👉 Read Living Loss: https://buff.ly/1goD8Tt

02/23/2026

Making the Invisible Visible: A Communication Approach to Patients with Invisible Illness
Better communication leads to better care. 💬
This self-guided GIMLearn module strengthens clinician communication with patients experiencing invisible illnesses, promoting empathy, validation, and patient-centered care.
🖥️ Self-guided | 🎓 1 CME/MOC available
🔗 https://buff.ly/k4p7akL

02/22/2026

🎉 Register for SGIM26 and Join the SGIM Community!
Connect with general internists, educators, researchers, and trainees from across the country.

💡 Build relationships, share ideas, and advance the future of academic GIM together.

👉 Register: https://buff.ly/WW2sH8N

🏨 Book your hotel: https://buff.ly/xUmgPQQ