Education and Training
3/30/26
While our trainees’ career goals vary widely, our residencies and fellowships provide a strong foundation of knowledge, skills and values that support lifelong professional growth.
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Upcoming Events

Apr
21
2026
Infectious Disease Clinical Conference
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
via Zoom
Apr
23
2026
Infectious Disease Journal Club
8:00 am - 9:00 am
via Zoom
Apr
28
2026
Infectious Disease Clinical Conference
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
via Zoom
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Outstanding Training Programs, Research and Clinical Care

The Department of Medicine is known for driving medical progress through exceptional research, education and compassionate patient care. With a long history of innovation and a humanistic approach to everything we do, we have grown to become the largest department at the Jacobs School. We take great pride in the achievements of our faculty members, trainees and staff. Daily, they advance our mission to transform care and advance health for all.  

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Research Highlights
3/30/26
Our research scientists and doctors have made important and internationally recognized contributions. Explore our discoveries and treatment advances.
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About the Chair
3/30/26
Strong leadership matters. With decades of expertise, our department chair has spearheaded significant initiatives. See where he’s taking us next.
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Why UB?

“The faculty are down-to-earth, get to know us personally and make it a priority to create a family-like environment.”
3/23/26

Elizabeth Crinzi, MD
Trainee in the combined internal medicine and pediatrics residency

“I was particularly drawn to the program’s strong clinical exposure across multiple hospital systems, which provides a diverse and well-rounded experience in both pulmonary and critical care medicine.”
3/5/26

Rishabh Bansal, MD
Pulmonary disease and critical care fellow

“I really enjoy the collaborative atmosphere, especially when you’re trying to solve a problem.”
12/8/22

Shirley Xu
Doctoral student in pharmacology and toxicology

“I always had an opportunity to ask the attendings questions, and I knew that their best interest was my learning.”
4/23/21

Lauren Ibrahim, MD
 Infectious diseases ’13

“I felt confident treating anyone—from a healthy, young individual to a renal transplant patient to an immunocompromised patient with advanced cancer.”
4/23/21

Rajinger Bajwa, MD
 Infectious diseases ’13

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Patient Care

Personalized Health Care

At UBMD Internal Medicine, our faculty members prioritize your health. We specialize in adult internal medicine and its subspecialties, as well as the combined primary care specialty of medicine-pediatrics.

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