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#35

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 10:49 pm
Subject: NIH educational loan repayment program for biomedical and behavioral researchers

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Dear Colleague:

NIH is inviting health professionals engaged in biomedical and behavioral research to apply online for a loan repayment award. The loan repayment programs (LRPs) are a vital component of our nation�s efforts to recruit and retain highly qualified professionals to careers in research.

NIH annually awards loan repayment contracts to approximately 1,600 health professionals with an average award of $52,000. More than 50% of the awards are made to individuals less than 5 years out of school. Approximately 40% of all new applicants are funded and 70% of renewals are funded.

The LRP application cycle is open through December 1. NIH will repay up to $35,000 annually of qualified educational debt for health professionals pursuing careers in one of the five Loan Repayment Programs (LRPs). The programs also provide coverage for Federal and state tax liabilities.

To qualify, applicants must possess a doctoral-level degree, devote an average of 20 hours per week or more to research funded by a non-profit organization, university, or government entity (NIH grant support is not required). Applicants must also have outstanding educational loan debt equal to at least 20% of their institutional base salary and be U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

Please share this e-mail with the researchers in your organization who may benefit from LRP participation.

All applications for 2008 awards must be submitted online by 8:00 p.m. EST, December 1, 2007.

To access the online application or for program information, please visit the LRP Web site at www.lrp.nih.gov. For assistance call the Helpline at 866.849.4047 or send email inquiries to lrp@....

Best regards,
Suman R. King, PhD
Director, NIH Division of Loan Repayment
www.lrp.nih.gov

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#34

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:09 pm
Subject: Postdoctoral Position - Division of Hematology Research Mayo

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Postdoctoral Position - Division of Hematology Research

Summary

Investigator: Robert Kyle, M.D.

A 1-year training/fellowship (the Kurtz Fellowship), renewable for year 2, is available for 2007 for a highly-motivated trainee or fellow wishing to study the biology and/or treatment of multiple myeloma. The candidate will join a comprehensive, world-leading multiple myeloma program at Mayo Clinic which offers a broad range of opportunities for clinical and laboratory-based research. The candidate should hold an M.D. or Ph.D. degree and should have a strong commitment to pursuing a career as an academic hematologist.

How to apply

Send your resume, a brief summary of research experience/interests, and 3 references to: Hematology Research, Stabile 6-28, Mayo Clinic, 200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905. Attn: Robert A. Kyle, M.D. by October 30, 2007.

Kyle Robert M.D.
Mayo Clinic in Minnesota
200 First Street SW
Rochester, MN U.S.A. 55905

Email:kyle.robert@...

Phone Number: 507-284-3039

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#33

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:10 pm
Subject: Postdoctoral Position - Division of Orthopedic Research Mayo

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Postdoctoral Position - Division of Orthopedic Research

Summary

Investigator: Jennifer Westendorf, Ph.D.

A postdoctoral research position is available to study the molecular mechanisms whereby the transcription factors, Runx2 and Lef1, regulate bone formation. Join a highly collaborative group that includes laboratories in the departments of orthopedic surgery, biochemistry and molecular biology, and endocrinology at the Mayo Clinic. Projects focus on the epigenetic and biochemical regulation of transcription in bone cells, regulation of transcription and osteoblast differentiation by cell signaling pathways, transgenic and knockout mouse models, bone tissue engineering, and mechanisms of cancer-associated bone disease. Experience with cell culture, molecular biology, biochemistry and/or animal models is essential. Ideal applicants will hold a Ph.D. degree in a biomedical science field, have a strong record of research productivity and have an inclination for academic research careers.

How to apply

Please send a cover letter outlining career goals, research interests and accomplishments, your curriculum vitae, and the names, phone numbers and email addresses of three references to: Jennifer J. Westendorf, Ph.D. Mayo Clinic, 200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905. Email: westendorf.jennifer@...

Jennifer Westendorf Ph.D.
Mayo Clinic in Minnesota
200 First Street SW
Rochester, MN U.S.A. 55905

Email:westendorf.jennifer@...

Phone Number: 507-538-5651

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#32

From: Nima Bahrami <nimabah@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:50 pm
Subject: Re: Anyone to help in residency referral for interviews

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Great idea Amir. I also need some help in that regard. If any body is willing to do us such a great favor, please let me know and I will provide you with more information. I will appreciate any assistance.

Cheers,

Nima

"Amir Salimi, MD" <dramirsalimi@...> wrote:

Dear friends,

Salam !

It is the residency application season again and I would be grateful if anyone could kindly assist me to get me an interview by referring me to any program director/coordinator in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine residency programs. Hope this could be a start to unite and support each other the same as Indian doctors do. I am sure you have witnessed how successful the Indian Doctors society are in USA and the reason is such a great support and empathy about themselves.

Having passed the USMLE step 3, I believe I can not do more and the rest is the matter of a referral to get an interview.

God bless all supportless Iranian Doctors !

Kind regards,

Amir Salimi, MD

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#31

From: "Amir Salimi, MD" <dramirsalimi@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 3:25 pm
Subject: Anyone to help in residency referral for interviews

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Dear friends,

Salam !

It is the residency application season again and I would be grateful if anyone could kindly assist me to get me an interview by referring me to any program director/coordinator in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine residency programs. Hope this could be a start to unite and support each other the same as Indian doctors do. I am sure you have witnessed how successful the Indian Doctors society are in USA and the reason is such a great support and empathy about themselves.

Having passed the USMLE step 3, I believe I can not do more and the rest is the matter of a referral to get an interview.

God bless all supportless Iranian Doctors !

Kind regards,

Amir Salimi, MD

#30

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 3:10 pm
Subject: RE: Dinner

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Dear Nadia,

If you are organzing a dinner or a Jetsky event in Houston and you let it be known in advance, I am sure at least one person might join you.

Yours sincerely, Amir Shoja.

"Barahmani, Nadia" <nxbarahm@...> wrote:

Hello;

Although I would love to, t is a little far for me to join you guys from Houston;)

Have fun,

Nadia

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Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 10:42 PM
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Subject: [IAMA-JAVAAN_IMG] Dinner
Dear friends

As per some of our friends, We have decided to have a dinner in
Ravagh restaurant(30th street, btwn 5th ave and Madison ave) on
eithere this Friday night or Saturday(9/21 or 9/22), depends on the
availability of the majority. These would give us a chance to meet our
colleagues and also become more familiar with IAMA javan. Pleas,
confirm it with me ASAP, if you can make it, we'll welcome your
comments also.
Take care,
Mehran
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#29

From: "Barahmani, Nadia" <nxbarahm@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 2:59 pm
Subject: RE: Dinner

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Hello;

Although I would love to, t is a little far for me to join you guys from Houston;)

Have fun,

Nadia

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Subject: [IAMA-JAVAAN_IMG] Dinner

Dear friends

As per some of our friends, We have decided to have a dinner in
Ravagh restaurant(30th street, btwn 5th ave and Madison ave) on
eithere this Friday night or Saturday(9/21 or 9/22), depends on the
availability of the majority. These would give us a chance to meet our
colleagues and also become more familiar with IAMA javan. Pleas,
confirm it with me ASAP, if you can make it, we'll welcome your
comments also.
Take care,
Mehran

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#27

From: "mmotamed17" <mmotamed17@...>
Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 3:42 am
Subject: Dinner

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Dear friends

  As per some of our friends, We have decided to have a dinner in
Ravagh restaurant(30th street, btwn 5th ave and Madison ave) on
eithere this Friday night or Saturday(9/21 or 9/22), depends on the
availability of the majority. These would give us a chance to meet our
colleagues and also become more familiar with IAMA javan. Pleas,
confirm it with me ASAP, if you can make it, we'll welcome your
comments also.
Take care,
Mehran

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#26

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:51 pm
Subject: New University Being Financed in Southern Virginia

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http://www.ama-assn.org/vapp/freida/pgm/0,1238,1405131431,00.html

Dear All,

I just want to let you know that Carillion Health Systems has built and recruited in order to start a new University Program in Southern Virginia in Roanoke, near Blacksburg (Virginia Tech). If anyone is considering an academic career, you might have a big chance for growth here.

When applying there, remember to mention this piece of information, it might stand out.

Yours sincerely, Amir Shoja.

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#25

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Sun Sep 16, 2007 11:14 pm
Subject: Take Action: email the following organizations in regards to Kouchner's remarks

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Doctors Without Borders USA
http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/contact.cfm

Doctors Without Borders UK
office-ldn@...

Dutch-speaking Belgium
info@...
koen.baetens@...
sandra.peiffer@...

France
http://www.paris.msf.org/site/courrier.nsf/ecrire?OpenForm&type=general
French-speaking Belgium
info@...


      
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#24

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Sun Sep 16, 2007 10:55 pm
Subject: Kouchner and MSF - Abuse of Humanitarianism

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MSF and Bernard Kouchner - How Neo-Cons use humanitarianism to take over
countries and prepare for war
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070916/wl_nm/iran_france_war_dc;_ylt=AusShwY2WVr3.a\
_om5rKRyxvaA8F


It is vitally important to start a media campaign against Mr. Kouchner's
unacceptable abuse MSF/AZG name.

Bernard Kouchner used his supposed deep involvement with MSF to portray
himself as a humanist and work his way into the decision making bodies of
the French government despite the fact that MSF had distanced itself from
him in the past in not so amicable terms.
Mr. Kouchner was removed from MSF because of his stubborn and media-oriented
approach instead of the usual humanistic and patient centered policies of
MSF. Already at the time, the suspicion existed that he might have a double
or hidden agenda. Despite the fact that this suspicion turned out to be true
and that Mr. Kouchner shamelessly has used his defunct bonds with MSF to
further a neo-Conservascist agenda in France, MSF has been keeping a low
profile and this is unacceptable.
Currently, Mr. Kouchner is using his new position to advocate war and
murder, it is time for MSF to publicly distance itself from Kouchner and ask
for his removal from the role of French Medical Order.




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#23

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Fri Sep 14, 2007 8:00 pm
Subject: IMG Friendly Residency Programs

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http://www.usmletomd.com/imgfriendly/



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#22

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Thu Sep 13, 2007 3:56 am
Subject: On Knowledge

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On Knowledge

Louis Kuritzky, MD
Gainesville, Florida
lkuritzky@...

JAMA. 2007;298:1137.

As far back as I can remember, the acquisition of knowledgehas been a prized commodity in my family. My father never finishedhigh school: in 1932, the loss of his own father required thatmy dad�then 14 years old, the oldest of 5 children, andnot yet having completed the seventh grade�take on therole of breadwinner. My mom was the "educated one" in the family,since she had completed the 7th grade, shortly after which difficulteconomic situations in her own family required her assistancein the family boarding house, relegating school to the categoryof "less necessary."

After several years of successfully selling vegetables off atruck on local street corners, Dad parlayed his industriouslygenerated profits into a small delicatessen, which became thesource of our family sustenance throughout the launching ofall four sons into the world. Although each of us worked inthe deli as soon as we were old enough to provide any meaningfulservice (usually beginning about age 7 or 8), Dad's consistentmessage was "Education, boys: that's what will make your paththe most secure. Knowledge is the key . . . knowledge.Don't end up slicing salami for the rest of your life like yourdad!" Neither of my parents ever took a course in calculus,or music lessons, or dancing lessons, or any of the many otherextracurricular activities for which they had had to struggleto provide for me and my three brothers during our growing-upyears.

If Dad ever read a novel, I don't recall it. Mostly, he wasso tired at the end of the day (the deli's hours were 8 AM to11 PM Monday through Saturday; Sunday, 9 AM to 10 PM) that hewould fall asleep in a chair in the living room with the newspaperfolded on his lap. Mom was an avid reader, and she shared hersuggestions about good books for me to read. She was an enthusiasticsupporter of my growing appreciation of literature, reviewingmy grade-school book reports with glowing approbation. Althoughit was delivered in distinctly different flavors, reverencefor knowledge is what both of my parents shared, and they pouredit generously into their children.

I have been an academic physician for a long, long time�morethan 30 years. Even though I still delight in learning, andin observing the progress of medicine and science, and eventhough the persistent counsel of my long-departed parents toseek knowledge stays with me to this day, sometimes I, too,need a reminder, which I found can arrive in an unexpected way.

I often give educational presentations to colleagues. On oneparticular occasion recently, I was scheduled to present a dinnerlecture at a very large continuing medical education meetingin California. I had considered attending a morning lectureentitled "Hypogonadism in the Midlife Male," but when I sawthe start time was 6:30 AM, I reconsidered. Nonetheless, becauseI was in California, but live in Florida, I woke up at 5 AManyway, so I decided, �What the heck. I�ll go!"

When I entered the auditorium about 6:15 AM, I took a seat nextto a very, well, "noticeable" gentleman. I would guess him tobe about 45 years old; he was bald, with numerous prominenttattoos, and dressed in some sort of camouflage-fatigue outfit . . . notthe typical "look" for a physician. We didn't speak, both ofus paying some attention to the handout notes about the soon-to-beginpresentation. Promptly at the conclusion of the lecture, I hurriedout to the next lecture.

My own presentation at this CME course was scheduled for 6:30PM. When I entered the lecture hall, on my way to the podium,who did I see but the same guy who had been sitting next tome earlier that morning. Intending to enjoy some collegial teasing,I blurted out, "What are you doing here? Didn't I see you hereat the crack of dawn? You must have gotten up at 4 in the morningjust to get here. You must know just about everything by now!"

The man turned toward me and smiled graciously. In a very heavyaccent he said, "Learning is a privilege. In my country, onecannot always learn all the things one would wish to know. Learningis a privilege."

I don't remember what I said in response; maybe I just nodded.But as his words sank in, I was feeling a strong sense of nostalgicreminiscence about similar words from my parents. Sometimes,living in a land of such plenty, we don't remember to appreciateit. You know the sort of feeling that you experience when you�vejust gotten over a head cold and can finally breathe normallyagain, and you feel an intense appreciation of how nice it isto just be able to breathe normally? This colleague remindedme how easy it is to take for granted all of the opportunitieswe have for learning and for sharing knowledge. His words struckhome in such a way that I had to take a mental step back andacknowledge my own need to reawaken my appreciation for theprivilege of learning.

Perhaps it is reverence for knowledge that has fostered so manyof my happy years of teaching medicine. And in medicine, onehas the luxurious pleasure of being surrounded by many otherswho share that reverence. But sometimes, despite our reverencefor knowledge, we forget; in a land of intellectual plenty,it's good to be reminded from time to time: Learning is a privilege.

A Piece of My Mind Section Editor: Roxanne K. Young, Associate Editor.

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#21

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Tue Sep 4, 2007 12:30 pm
Subject: NIPOC inviting IAMA to Mehregan Festival

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Dear Friends,

On behalf of the Mehregan Organizing Committee, of NIPOC (Network of Iranian
American Professionals of Orange County) I am pleased to invite you for the
12th Annual Mehregan Festival on Saturday Oct 13th or Sunday Oct 14th, 2007
at Orange County Fairground, Costa Mesa, California.

Mehregan has been celebrated by the Iranian People (Persians) for thousands
of years, as a harvest festival.  It brings hundreds of community volunteers
together each year to create an extraordinary event in celebration of LOVE,
KNOWLEDGE and COMMITMENT.

We would like you to experience our gracious hospitality and share the love
of RUMI.  UNESCO has declared 2007 the year of RUMI (Molana), the ancient
Persian poet of Love and Peace, and we are joining the world community to
honor his life and timeless work.  It would be an honor to have you joining
our celebration.

For more information, please check the following website:

http://www.etap.com/newsletters/announcements/mehregan2007/mehregan2007.htm





Fariba Vesali, MD

Cell#(626) 825-0773




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#20

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Tue Sep 4, 2007 4:17 am
Subject: Mehregan and IAMA

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A friend mailed about Mehrega Celebration In Southern California. More than
10'000 people participated in the celebration last year. I believe Mehregan
Celebration in Orange County is the largest Mehregan Festival world wide.

My friend and collegue thought it's nice if we can offer  limited medical
services at Mehregan (like checking the Blood Cholesterol, BS, BP, screening
for glaucoma, possible massage by  chiropractors or any other services that
physicians could offer) It would be a good opportunity for the volunteer
physicians to get recognized by the participants in the festival also. UCI
provides some limited services like checking BP, flu shots etc every year
also.

If anyone is interested, please contact Dr Vesali at faribav@... with
any questions, suggestions or voluntering.

Yours sincerely, Amir Shoja.



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#19

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Mon Sep 3, 2007 8:56 pm
Subject: How to become a cardiovascular investigator

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http://www.acc.org/education/programs/brochures/cvci_07.htm

Date: November 9-10, 2007
Title: How to Become a Cardiovascular Investigator
Location: Washington, DC
Directed by: Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, FACC; Robert O. Bonow, MD, FACC

Date: November 15-16, 2007 (ACC Co-sponsored)
Title: Advanced Cardiology Leadership Workshop
Location: Heart House, Washington, DC
Sponsored by: MedAxiom, in cooperation with ACC

http://www.acc.org/education/programs/brochures/Leadership_Wkshp_08_07.pdf

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#18

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:16 pm
Subject: URGENT: Starting 2008 - Mayo Nephrology Fellowship

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http://www.ama-assn.org/vapp/freida/pgm/0,1238,1482621046,00.html

There is an unexpected opening for a Nephrology Fellowship at Mayo Rochester program, starting this coming July.

Please contact

Program Director:
Suzanne M Norby, MD Mayo Clinic Nephrology Fellowship Pgm 200 First St SW EI-S24 Rochester, MN 55905		Tel: (507) 266-1044 Fax: (507) 266-7891 E-mail: haake.wendy@...

Person to contact for more information about the program:
Wendy S Haake, BS 200 First St SW EIS 24 Rochester, MN 55905		Tel: (507) 266-1044 Fax: (507) 266-7891 E-mail: haake.wendy@...
Web Address: http://www.mayo.edu/msgme/

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#17

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:12 pm
Subject: Apply for Poster Symposium Committee

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http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/7091.html

Apply for Poster Symposium Committee

This committee is involved with the Research Poster Symposium which is held at the AMA-RFS Interim Meeting. The responsibilities include reviewing abstract submissions, making decisions of acceptance and reviewing posters. To apply for this committee, send a copy of your CV to rfs@.... The deadline for application is July 25.

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#16

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:08 pm
Subject: Call for Abstracts for 4th Annual Poster Symposium

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http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/12769.html

The AMA-RFS will be holding it's 4th Annual Research Poster Symposium in November at its Interim Meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii. Abstracts may be submitted in four categories: Basic Science Research, Clinical Medical Research, Public Health/Health Policy/Medical Education, and Clinical Vignettes. The deadline for abstract submissions is September 5.

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#15

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:47 pm
Subject: Grant for community projects

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http://www.parsacf.org/grant-seekers

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#14

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Wed Jul 11, 2007 9:04 pm
Subject: West Virginia University Rural (Harpers Ferry, WV) (Geriatric Medicine Fellowship).

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West Virginia University Rural Program
Geriatric Medicine (FM) (Family Medicine)

Name:	Konrad C. Nau MD

Phone:	(304) 535-6343 ext. 234

Date Posted:	04/03/2007
Position Level:	Fellowship

The WVU Rural Family Medicine Residency Program announces openings in out newly accredited Family Practice Geriatric Medicine Residency (Fellowship).

Address:

Family Practice Geriatric Med Residency

31 Taylor Street

Harpers Ferry, WV 25425

Contacts:

Konrad C. Nau MD

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Role(s):	Program Director
Title:	None Listed
Phone:	(304) 535-6343 ext. 234
Fax:	(304) 535-6618

Joanna N. Boyce

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Role(s):	Program Coordinator
Title:	None Listed
Phone:	(304) 535-6343 ext. 234
Fax:	None Listed

Client Profile

The WVU Rural Family Medicine Residency Program announces openings in out newly accredited Family Practice Geriatric Medicine Residency (Fellowship). Fellowship located in Eastern Panhandle of WV within DC metropolitan area. Easy access to Washington, Baltimore, mid-Atlantic, East Coast. The 1 year curriculum consists of interdisciplinary rural community and VAMC direct patient care, and WVU Health Sciences Center - Eastern Division resident and medical student teaching experiences. Applicants must be BE or BC in FM or IM. Start date variable. Send CV/Resume to: K.C. Nau, MD, Program Director, 171 Taylor Street, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425, or via email for more details. EOE/AA

To apply or request additional information about this opportunity, please contact: Konrad Nau, MD, Chair & Fellowship Director, nauk@...

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#13

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Thu Jul 5, 2007 4:02 am
Subject: Three $ 60.000 Grants for Cardio-Vascular Disease

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www.nyam.org/grants/glorneyraisbeck.shtml

Application deadline: February 4th, 2007

email: glorney-raisbeck@...

tel. 212-822-7204

fax: 212-822-7338

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#12

From: "ahshoja" <ahshoja@...>
Date: Mon Jun 18, 2007 7:59 pm
Subject: Moving

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#11

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Sun Jun 17, 2007 6:30 pm
Subject: Non-Accredited Fellowship in Hypertension

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I heard during a meeting that there are two openings for a non-accredited fellowship in Hypertension in the Bronx VA hospital.

I think they might be willing to sponsor H1.

As soon as I get more info, I will contact you.

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#10

From: Amir Shoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Thu May 31, 2007 5:10 am
Subject: Evidence-Based Dressing

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http://www.acponline.org/journals/news/apr07/dressed.htm

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From: "Hamed Rezaishiraz" <hamed.rezaishiraz@...>
Date: Sat Apr 28, 2007 8:15 pm
Subject: salam

hamedrezai

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Dear Friends,

I liked this site that gives short lectures on medical topics and you can take an easy quiz after the talk and it gives you a certificate for continued medical education http://www.peerviewpress.com/cme.do . I thought you may find this interesting.

Hamed

From: "Amir Salimi, MD" <dramirsalimi@...>
Date: Thu Apr 26, 2007 7:43 am
Subject: Tashakkor az Dr. Rezaishiraz

dramirsalimi

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Dear Hamed,

Thanks for the helpful response.

I wish everyone was as understanding as you are and to provide invaluable information towards assisting friends.

Kind regards,

Amir Salimi, MD

Hamed Rezaishiraz <hamed.rezaishiraz@...> wrote:

Dear Dr. Salimi,

I think having lawyer friends is very helpful. I used internet search to search for employment or discrimination lawyers http://www.lawyers.com/Discrimination/Louisiana/browse-by-city.html . Generally the people on the top of the food chain have stronger network, so the chance of winning litigation is small I guess. I hope that you are doing great.

Hamed

From: "Hamed Rezaishiraz" <hamed.rezaishiraz@...>
Date: Wed Apr 25, 2007 11:54 pm
Subject: Lawyer

hamedrezai

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Dear Dr. Salimi,

I think having lawyer friends is very helpful. I used internet search to search for employment or discrimination lawyers http://www.lawyers.com/Discrimination/Louisiana/browse-by-city.html . Generally the people on the top of the food chain have stronger network, so the chance of winning litigation is small I guess. I hope that you are doing great.

Hamed

From: DANESH MAZLOOMDOOST <danesh@...>
Date: Mon Apr 2, 2007 12:19 am
Subject: Re: Permanent links

dmazloom

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You can create a file and list them there. I can't think of how else we could do
it. I was thinking of making you moderator of this listserve if you're willing.

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----- Original Message -----
From: ahshoja <ahshoja@...>
Date: Sunday, April 1, 2007 8:00 pm
Subject: [IAMA-JAVAAN_IMG] Permanent links
To: IAMA-JAVAAN_IMG@yahoogroups.com


> There are a couple of permanent links that we will need to have no
>  matter wat. They need to be updated once in a while but they have to
>  have a permanent location on this message board.
>  Is it possible to have that?
>