Program for Health Care to Underserved Populations (PHCUP) | GIM

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Summary: The University of Pittsburgh Division of General Internal Medicine (DGIM) is the largest division within Pitt’s Department of Medicine, based in Pittsburgh, PA. It offers extensive inpatient and consult services and runs multiple degree programs through its Institute for Clinical Research Education. Its core missions are to maintain excellence in patient care, innovate in education and training for physicians and clinical scientists, and advance health care and population health through research and discovery. The division emphasizes healthcare delivery, health services research, hospital and ambulatory medicine, and population health, with active research and education initiatives in clinical research education. Relevance to PHCUP: The DGIM at Pitt encompasses general internal medicine, healthcare delivery, and population health, which align with programs and research areas focused on care for underserved populations through health services research and education. If PHCUP is seeking collaboration, training, or clinical research opportunities in underserved populations, DGIM Pitt would be a pertinent partner. Key details: - Industry: Higher Education - Type: Educational - Headquarters: Pittsburgh, PA - Homepage: dom.pitt.edu/dgim - Alias: university of pittsburgh division of general internal medicine - Contact (general): chairoff@pitt.edu; phone lines include 412-692-4889, 412-648-2117, 412-692-4821, 412-692-4888, 412-648-9636 - Focus areas: patient care, education/training for physicians and clinical scientists, health care and population health research - Related domains: healthcare, health services research, hospital & ambulatory medicine, clinical research education, population health