Society of General Internal Medicine

04/26/2026

When mentorship becomes more complex, how do we stay grounded in what matters most?

In this month’s SGIM Forum, Dr. Mitchell Feldman reflects on mentorship and sponsorship in a time of uncertainty—highlighting the importance of presence, values-driven decisions, and meaningful connection to sustain growth in academic medicine.

Because mentorship isn’t just guidance—it’s how we maintain purpose and momentum.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://buff.ly/WB7xOvP

04/24/2026

When we think about the future of SGIM, what will it take to sustain and grow what matters most?

In this month’s SGIM Forum, SGIM Philanthropy Co-Chairs Hollis Day and Patrick O’Connor highlight Forging our Future and the vital role philanthropy plays in supporting SGIM’s programs, mission, and long-term impact.

Because investing in SGIM today helps create the opportunities of tomorrow.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://buff.ly/NHMlLWh

04/23/2026

🎙️ Unmasked: The Real-Life Heroism Behind Health Equity

In the latest episode of the President’s Podcast, Dr. Leroi Hicks reflects on his career and lifelong commitment to ending health inequity—using powerful storytelling and drawing inspiration from superheroes to explore resilience, purpose, and change.

Tune in to hear how real-world heroism is shaping the future of health care.

Listen today: https://buff.ly/im3hbO1

Dr. Jada Bussey-Jones, 2024-2025 SGIM President SGIM President's Podcast Introducing the President's Podcast, a new series celebrating SGIM's rich history and forward-looking vision as we approach our 50th anniversary. Hosted by 2024-2025 SGIM President Dr. Jada Bussey-Jones, the SGIM President's Po...

04/22/2026

Ready to get more involved in SGIM? 🤝

The Call for Volunteers opens April 23, 2026! 📣

Joining a Committee or Commission is a great way to connect with colleagues, contribute to meaningful work, and help advance academic general internal medicine.

Whether you're a student, resident, researcher, or faculty—your perspective matters. All SGIM members are welcome to apply.

Know someone who’d be a great fit? Pass it on!

🔗Follow the link here to learn more: https://buff.ly/aCWfLUl

Engage and Connect While Making a Difference Anyone can volunteer, regardless of professional stature, setting, or career stage. It doesn't matter if you are a full professor, resident, researcher, or student--you can make a difference within the Society. Prioritizing a diverse volunteer applicant p...

04/21/2026

When we think about advocacy in general internal medicine, who shows us what it truly looks like?

In this month’s SGIM Forum, Dr. Eric Bass and Dr. Anders Chen reflect on the legacy of John Goodson—one of SGIM’s fiercest advocates for primary care. Through decades of service, he championed the value of general internists and the essential role of cognitive care.

Because advocacy isn’t just a responsibility—it’s a legacy we carry forward.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://buff.ly/KLABQb7

04/21/2026

Annual Meeting spotlight: Distinguished Professor of Women and Medicine, Dr. Molly B. Conroy.

Chief of General Internal Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine, Dr. Conroy is a nationally respected leader in women’s health, prevention, and cardiovascular risk. Her work advances research, mentorship, and clinical care that improves health outcomes for women across the lifespan.

Join us at as we celebrate Dr. Conroy and the extraordinary impact of our Distinguished Professors.

https://buff.ly/JyYBzy6

04/20/2026

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/JQRoRom

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...

04/18/2026

Future leaders in general internal medicine start here. 🌟

Join the GIM Fellows Pre-Course at designed to connect General Internal Medicine fellows from across the country.

This interactive session offers a unique opportunity to network with p*ers and leaders while receiving expert feedback on your work and planning the next steps in your career.

Participants will engage in:
• Panel discussions with GIM Chiefs and former fellows
• Interactive breakout sessions
• Networking and collaboration activities—including “sp*ed dating” for research and mentorship connections

Topics include building mentorship teams, developing national networks, navigating the transition from fellow to faculty, negotiating your first academic job, and engaging in team science.

📅 11:00 AM – 5:30 PM
💲 Fee: $25 (add-on to meeting registration)

The session concludes with a networking reception in the Poster Session—an opportunity to continue building connections with colleagues and mentors.

🔗 Learn more and register:

GIM Fellows Pre-Course General Internal Medicine Fellowships - Training Future Leaders Time: 11:00 AM - 5:30 PM General Internal Medicine (GIM) fellowships train future leaders in clinical investigation, clinical education, health policy, government, and public health. Despite the presence of fellow...

04/17/2026

📣 Applications are now open for the JGIM Editorial Fellowship!

Are you ready to advance your academic career? ✨ The Journal of General Internal Medicine () offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in p*er review, editing, and academic publishing.

Apply now and grow your editorial voice with JGIM!
🔗https://buff.ly/SvFBUgd

Apply Now: Journal of General Internal Medicine Editorial Fellowship 2026 The Journal of General Internal Medicine (JGIM) editorial fellowship is designed to gain a deeper understanding of the p*er review, editorial, and academic writing process. Participants in this editorial fellowship will develo...

04/16/2026

When the field is evolving, how do we lead through change?

In this month’s SGIM Forum, Dr. Carlos Estrada reflects on the challenges facing general internal medicine—from identity shifts to growing system pressures—and how SGIM leadership is responding. At the Winter Council retreat, leaders focused on strategic AI use in governance, stronger support for academic hospitalists, and expanding grassroots advocacy.

Because navigating change isn’t just about reacting—it’s about shaping the future of our field.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://buff.ly/cJAED7h

04/15/2026

Annual Meeting spotlight: Distinguished Professor of Health Equity, Dr. Arleen Brown.

A professor of medicine at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, Dr. Brown is an internationally recognized leader in advancing health equity, reducing disparities, and improving care for historically marginalized communities through research, policy, and education.

Join us in celebrating Dr. Brown’s impact and the vital work of our Distinguished Professors at .

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More speaker highlights coming soon.