Medicine Grand Rounds

The Department of Medicine hosts local faculty and outstanding regional or national leaders in their respective fields, who present on a range of topics in weekly grand rounds that represent all of the department’s subspecialties. Each year, the Medicine Grand Rounds schedule offers presentations in a variety of formats. These presentations are designed for our faculty, residents, fellows, other healthcare professionals, and researchers who wish to remain up to date on new science in their field and to encourage collaboration among scientists and physicians. Medicine Grand Rounds are held weekly at 12:00pm in the LHAS auditorium. Attendees can receive CME credit.
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Tuesdays, Noon-1:00pm

LHAS Auditorium, UPMC Montefiore

2026

January 6Thomas Kleyman, MD
Evan Ray, MD, PhD

 
Hypertension Update: Mechanisms and Management
January 20W. Reed Dorfler, MD, MS
Elena Morariu, MD

 
Endocrinology and Metabolism
February 3VMI
 
February 17Samender Randhawa, MD
Karen Scandrett, MD, MPH
Leslie Scheumann, MD, MPH

 
Geriatric Medicine
February 24Ren Capucao, MSN, RN, PHD
Bjoring Center for Nursing Historical Inquiry, School of Nursing, University of Virginia
 
C.F. Reynolds Society Grand Rounds
Adiós Muchacho, Hello Nurse: Efficiency at the Philippine General Hospital, 1898–1916
March 10Infectious Diseases
 
March 17Adam P. Sawatsky, MD, MS
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
 
March 24Mary Cate Beach, MD, MPH
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
 
Tisherman Lecture
April 7Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
 
April 14Katie Suda, PharmD, MS
 
April 27-28Research Day
 
May 5
 
May 12IM Chiefs
 
May 19Fraley Lecture
 
May 26Jeanne Tie, MD, MBChB
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
 
June 2Karen Lasser, MD, MPH
Boston University
 
June 5 (Fri)Rogers Lectureship / Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine
Archive: Fall 2025 Schedule & Presentations

2025

September 16Thomas Radomski, MD, MSImproving Healthcare Value: From the Choosing Wisely Campaign to the Latest Evidence-Based Approaches to Reduce Low-Value Care
 
September 30Daniel Dunlap, MD
Azza Elgendy, MD
Matthew Schuchert, MD
Roy Semaan, MD
 
Pulmonary Nodules: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach for Early Diagnosis and Managment
Watch Presentation
October 14Aly T. Strauss, MD, PhD
Johns Hopkins University
 
Considerations for clinicians using AI: Algorithmic fairness
October 28Chad Hermann, PhD
Todd Wolynn, MD, MMM

Kids+ Pediatrics
 
The Messager is the Message: Why Good Communication is Essential to Health Care
Watch Presentation
November 11Craig Seaman, MD, MS
Frederico Xavier, MD, MS
 
The Evolution of Hemophilia - From Cryoprecipitate to Gene Therapy: A Success Story
Watch Presentation
 
November 18Benjamin Plotz, MD
More Than A "Nuisance Arthritis": Gout's Effects on the Cardiovascular System
Watch Presentation
 
November 25No Meeting // Thanksgiving Holiday
December 16Robert Adamian, MD
Christopher Flores, MD, MS
Nate Tolman, MD, MEd
Jane Wei, MD

 
Resident Research Presentations
  • Dr. Adamian: Psoas Muscle Index is Associated with Native Heart Survival in Cardiogenic Shock Supported by Impella 5.5
  • Dr. Flores: The Kynurenine pathway and inflammation in pulmonary hypertension
  • Dr. Tolman: Candida albicans in the respiratory tract induces lung injury in mice and predicts prolonged mechanical ventilation in humans
  • Dr. Wei: The Impact of Cardiovascular Health Scores and Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy on Cardiac Structure and Function 10 Years After Delivery
Watch Presentations