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Hospitalists Leading the Way in Discharge Management

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From left to right: Drs. Kirsten Homma, Sydney Katz, Laura Greisman and Samara Levin

Drs. Kirsten Homma, Sydney Katz, Laura Greisman and Samara Levin presented at the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) 2026 Northeast Group on Educational Affairs, representing Weill Cornell Medicine. Their presentation on “Overseeing the Last Mile: Supervising Discharge Management Using the SAFE‑DC Tool,” introduced a structured approach to improving trainee supervision...

Celebrating Excellence: Dr. Todd Cassese Recognized as a 2026 NEGEA Distinguished Educator

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Dr. Todd Cassese

Dr. Todd Cassese has been selected as a 2026 Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NEGEA) Distinguished Educator Award recipient, an honor that recognizes a sustained and exemplary record of educational leadership, scholarly contribution, research excellence, and outstanding teaching. He was chosen for his meaningful and lasting impact on the NEGEA community, reflected in his commitment to advancing medical education and supporting the...

Exploring Art in Clinical Training Through the Noguchi Museum

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Since 2017, Drs. Peggy Leung and Andrea Card from the Division of General Internal Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine have been building an innovative approach to residency training that uses art to strengthen clinical education. What began as a small group of primary care residents has now grown into a thoughtful program shaped by community partnerships and a belief that art can deepen the skills physicians need to care for patients with empathy and insight. They have recently been selected...

Remembering Dr. Joseph Hayes, Instrumental Leader in Health Technology and Medical Education

Dr. Joseph Hayes

The Weill Department of Medicine is saddened to announce the recent loss of Dr. Joseph Hayes. An esteemed cardiologist, teacher and mentor who dedicated four decades of his career to Weill Cornell Medicine, Dr. Hayes first arrived at our institution as a resident in internal medicine, later serving as chief resident. Following a fellowship in cardiology at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, Dr. Hayes became a...

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