The Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program is a primary care training program preparing graduates for careers in clinical practice.

The Division of General Internal Medicine has a strong and growing research enterprise. Divisional research is supported by grants awarded to the following principal investigators:  

Ingrid Binswanger, MD, MPH

• Improving Health Outcomes during the Transition from Prison to the Community

Karen Chacko, MD

• Colorado Sickle Cell Care Network
• Expanding Primary Care Residency Training and Medical Care in Underserved Rural and Urban Communities

Mark Earnest, MD, PhD

• CU - LEADS
  Leadership, Education, Advocacy, Development, Scholarship
• Advocacy Education and Training Initiative

Jean Kutner, MD, MSPH

• Academic Career Leadership Award in Geriatric Palliative Care Research
• Communication in Late-stage Cancer: Exploring the Hospice Decision
• Improving Translational Research through Community-Academic Partnerships
• Evaluation of Rural Hospice Demonstration
• Colo Mylan CY Pres

Dan Matlock, MD

• Hartford Outcomes Research Scholar
• Acceptability of an EOL Decision Aid among Patients & Physicians
• Implantable Defibrillator Qualitative Study

Judy Regensteiner, PhD

• Clinical/Translational Research award through American Diabetes Association: Role of vascular function: oxygen delivery vs oxygen utilization in the exercise impairment in type 2 diabetes
• Influence of Endothelial Function on Exercise Capacity in Type II Diabetes
• Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health
• KOWA Peripheral Arterial Disease Project

Adam Tsai, MD

• Obesity-Attributable Time Burden in Primary Care Practice

Kelly White, MD

• Expanding Primary Care Residency Training and Medical Care in Underserved Rural and Urban Communities

Judy Zerzan, MD

• Health and Aging Policy Non-residential Fellowship
• Sedative Hypnotic Use by the Mentally Ill: A Medicaid Prescription Policy Study