Division of Hospital Medicine

With more than 300 physicians providing hospital medicine services at eleven hospitals in the greater metropolitan Atlanta area, Emory hospitalists account for more than 65,000 admissions a year, and total patient encounters exceed 450,000 annually.

Hospital Medicine faculty at Johns Creek

Faculty Development and Education

The division is committed to career-long learning, peer teaching, and trainee teaching. We take pride in the professional development of our faculty and staff so that division members attain the highest possible quality of patient care and system improvements.

We offer mentorship programs, an awards program, a lecture series, and a dedicated committee to sponsor educational activities.

Congratulations to the 6th Annual EDHM Research Day Award Winners!

Please join us in congratulating the winners of the 6th Annual Emory Division of Hospital Medicine Research Day competition!

1st Place Award
Maha Sulieman, MD (Presenting Author); Sathya Naidu, MD; Viniya Patidar, MD; Babar Junaidi, MD; Rashida La Barrie, MD; Sarah Decaro, MD
System-Level Value of a Centralized Physician Advisor Program at Emory Healthcare

2nd Place Award
Kate Eisenbraun, BA(Presenting Author); Dylan Perito, BA; Toby Terwilliger, MD
Bridging the Gap: Medical Students As Key Allies for Uninsured Patients

3rd Place Award
Iheoma Alinnor, MD (Presenting Author); Debbie Vigliotti, PharmD; Marjorie Curry, PharmD; Palak Patel, MS, PhD; Bhavin Adhyaru, MD; Shaheen Fatima, MD
Improving Standardization of Care in Acute Sickle Cell Crisis Through Implementation of a Sickle Cell Order Set

Honorable Mention Award
Angelita Incer, PharmD, BCPS (Presenting Author); Patricia Hwang, MD
Fighting the Lows: Pharmacist-Directed Mitigation Strategies to Decrease Hypoglycemic Events in a Hospital Setting

Click here to view the Abstract Book.

Congratulations to the 10th Annual 2025 Clinical Vignette Competition Winners

We are delighted to share our 10^th Annual EDHM Clinical Vignette Competition was a great success. This year we received 57 abstracts, and 54 posters were displayed during the event. We are also pleased to recognize the winners.

1st Place: Poster #50 - Heart Trouble in disguise: A diagnostic dilemma of dyspnea due to a primary cardiac tumor (Presenting Author: Prathima Pangulur, MD; Co-Author: Bashir Geer, MD)

2nd Place: Poster #6 - All’s Wellen That Ends Wellen… Until the Cath Is Normal: Vasospasm in Disguise (Presenting Author: Teresa Durham, BS; Co-Authors: Maria Chacon, MD, Panagiotis Sarris-Michopoulos, MD, Toby Terwilliger, MD)

3rd Place: Poster #11 - Double Trouble: Bilateral Cranial Neuropathies From Otomastoiditis in a Diabetic Patient (Presenting Author: Sarah Yi, MD; Co-Authors: Shrutikona Das, BA, Yoo Mee Shin, MD)

People’s Choice & Most Visually Appealing: Poster # 2 - Disseminated Monkeypox Following Janus Kinase Inhibitor Use in a Patient with Controlled Human Immunodeficiency Virus (Presenting Author: Natalie Skopicki, BA; Co-Authors: Hallie Stevens, BS, Naganavya Ravoori, MD, Elbert Chun, MD)