Join us Saturday for a free lead exposure risk assessment, blood-lead testing, vision screening, vaccinations, and more at the Celebrating Health event. It will be Saturday, April 29, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Nampa. More info: https://t.co/heaWQqKmxn
Have you voted in our Governor-elect election? We have 2 excellent candidates. You can get to know them on our Idaho Chapter website on ACP online. Voting ends on 11/4!
Please mark your calendars for the Hindson Winter Conference and the ACP Chapter meeting January 12 - 15, 2023. This will be our first in-person meeting since COVID began!!!
Have you voted in our Governor-elect election? We have 2 excellent candidates. You can get to know them on our Idaho Chapter website at ACP online. Voting ends on 11/4!
Announcing @ACPCareerConnec Virtual Career Fair, October 27, 6-9 p.m. EDT. This event is for you if you're completing your residency or fellowship or you're a practicing physician. Register https://t.co/j66zFQ3kax to chat with recruiters & browse open positions. FREE!
ACP wants to take the time to celebrate the hospitals, health care systems, hospitalists, health care workers and #internalmedicine physicians that provide care in our community. Take a moment to thank a hospital worker to show your appreciation. #NationalHospitalWeek
The #DoctorsDilemma elimination round begins today in Great Lakes F & G at 2:30 p.m. Who will take home the Osler Cup? Good luck to all the teams! #IM2022
We are ready for the #IM2022: Mastering Medicine Together Opening Ceremony with @DrQuinnCapers4 as the keynote speaker. ACP is happy to be back in-person with all of our members! #IMProud
ACP, the premier membership association for internal medicine, seeks a Chief Membership & Engagement Officer https://t.co/NUhHQo8VoK.
This position requires visionary leadership in executing strategy, leading teams, implementing new programs, and personnel & budget management.
Idaho is reporting 253,733 total cases of #IdahoCovid19 (including 1,355 new) and 2,830 deaths to date (40 new, reported to the state since yesterday). Details at https://t.co/BYu73fcA9Z
MKSAP Question of the Week: A 72-year-old man is evaluated for a 1-year history of bilateral lower extremity edema and abdominal distention. Eight years ago he had esophageal carcinoma treated with radiotherapy.