DOM Grand Rounds 2025/2026 Schedule

7/15/25 - What's new? What's great? Kicking off the new academic year for the OHSU Department of Medicine by Dr Terri Hough 

7/22/25 - Punch your ticket on the POCUS steam train by Dr. Nilan Schnure & Dr. Aaron Silver

 

7/29/25 - Don't Buy ACME!: Lessons in Sepsis Trial Design from Wile E Coyote by Dr. Nathan D. Nielsen

8/5/25 -The Surgical Data and Decision Sciences Lab by Dr. Julie Doberne

8/12/25 -Creating Navigations Aid for Clinical Practice and Policy: The Past and (hopefully) Future of The Pacific Northwest Evidence-Based Practice Center by Dr. Ivlev and Dr. Totten

8/19/25 - A Year in Review by Dr. Hocker

8/26/25 - Great Things: OHSU & The Education Mission by Dr. Caverzagie

9/2/25 - A Crash Course in Gram-negative Antimicrobial Resistance by Dr. Egge

9/9/25 -Teaching Improvement Science (TIS): Projects from a Health Systems Science Curriculum by Drs Alex Belzer, Madeleine Gertz, Sean Kim, Peter Liu, Ben Nichols, Hunter Owen, Andrea Smeraglio, and Sydney Villa

9/16/25 - Osteogenesis Imperfecta in Adults by Dr. Winnie Liu

9/23/25 Virtual Only -  Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia in 2025: Lessons from the Past, Current Standards, and What’s Next by Dr. Nathalie Javidi-Sharifi

9/30/25 - Feedback that Fuels Learning: Practical Tools for Educators by Dr. Ladkany and Dr. Pope

10/7/25 - The Oregon Model: Peer-based interventions for rural people who use drugs – healthcare re-imagined by Dr. Korthuis,  Dr. Peng,  Dr. Spencer, and Rolin Block

10/14/25 - DOM Award Presentations - Stories of Purpose and Meaning by Dr. Harrison and Dr. Slatore

10/21/25 - Leadership is Action, Not Position: Tips for Leading Now by DO. Jennifer L. LeTourneau

10/28/25 - "The Hidden Killer: Lipoprotein(a)“ From Unknown Risk to Treatable Target by Dr. Hind Rahmouni,

11/4/25 - Updates in hospital medicine by  Dr. Ayako Mayo and Dr. Mengyu Zhou

11/11/25 - Where did the concept professionalism come from and is that a problem? by Nathan R. Selden, M.D., Ph.D., FACS, FAAP.

11/18/25 - The Changing Paradigms of Type 1 Diabetes Care and Research by Dr. Bruce A. Perkins 

11/25/25 - Virtual Only - GRANDMED- Grand Rounds Academic Network Database in Medicine & 
Promotion & tenure - overview and updates by Dr. Anand Kumthekar and Dr. Lynne Strasfeld

12/2/25 - Dietary Potassium Stress and the Kidney: Transport, Remodeling, and Injury by Dr. Joshua Curry

12/9/25 - Biological DMARDs by Dr. Cong-Qiu Chu

12/16/25 - Gastroenterology & Hepatology

12/23/25 - No Grand Rounds 

12/30/25 - No Grand Rounds 

1/6/26 -  Department of Medicine

1/13/26 - General Internal Medicine & Geriatrics 

1/20/26 - Hematology & Medical Oncology

1/27/26 -  Pulmonary, Allergy & Critical Care

2/3/26 - Gastroenterology & Hepatology

2/10/26 - Cardiovascular Medicine

2/17/26 - Hospital Medicine

2/24/26 - Grand Rounds Committee

3/3/26 - Department of Medicine

3/10/26 - Infectious Diseases

3/17/26 - General Internal Medicine & Geriatrics 

3/24/26 - Nephrology & Hypertension

3/31/26 - Med Informatics

4/7/26 - Grand Rounds Committee

4/14/26 - Pulmonary, Allergy & Critical Care

4/21/26 - Hematology & Medical Oncology

4/28/26 - Cardiovascular Medicine

5/5/26 - Department of Medicine

5/12/26 - Gastroenterology & Hepatology

5/19/26 - Hospital Medicine

5/26/26 - Department of Medicine

6/2/26 - Department of Medicine

6/9/26 - Endocrinology, Diabetes, & Clinical Nutrition

6/16/26 - Hematology & Medical Oncology

6/23/26 - Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases

6/30/26 - Grand Rounds Committee

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

The Department of Medicine at OHSU is involved in education, research and patient care. Our 11 divisions are involved in everything from General Internal Medicine to sub-specialty care in various disciplines. We currently have 313 clinical faculty, 45 research faculty, more than 300 volunteer faculty, over 200 house staff (residents, clinical and research fellows) and numerous staff.

Department of Medicine Grand Rounds

The OHSU Department of Medicine Grand Rounds is a CME eligible educational series for healthcare providers, researchers, and students. Our focus is on clinical advances in internal medicine and on research, QI, advocacy, and other topics that impact patient care within and outside OHSU. The DOM Grand Rounds Committee aims to create an effective and evolving educational series that builds community across divisions and learning levels.

As of July 16, 2024 all future DoM Grand Rounds will be In-Person (with Virtual option). Our Grand Rounds are on Tuesdays from 8am-9am PST.

In-person location: Vey Auditorium - DCH 11620

From Main Hospital 9th floor hallway, take the connection to Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. At the end of the hallway (near the Veterans’ Hospital Road entrance), there is a spiral stairwell and elevator bank (DCH 5 & 6) on the left. The Marion L. Miller Auditorium is on the 11th floor of Doernbecher Children's Hospital and an immediate left off of the stairwell/elevator.

Join Meeting: https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=m10eb7a8147e4721769412b93aa3d7cda 

Meeting password: bXEkcEFP834

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