About Us
Creating a community where faculty, staff and learners are supported to carry out our mission of high-value health care, education and research for the future
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Advancing medicine through care, education and research
The University of Louisville Division of General Internal Medicine delivers comprehensive, person-centered care while advancing education, research and innovation in adult health. As a division within the Department of Medicine, our faculty are dedicated to providing high-quality primary and specialty care, training future healthcare leaders and improving the communities we serve through evidence-based medicine.
Why choose General Internal Medicine at UofL?
- Comprehensive care for adults across the continuum of health
- Nationally recognized faculty and educators
- Commitment to high-value, patient-centered care
- Strong focus on training future physicians and healthcare leaders
- Collaborative environment supporting clinical excellence, education and research
Clinical excellence
Our internists are experts in the prevention, diagnosis and management of adult illnesses, providing comprehensive care across inpatient and outpatient settings. We focus on delivering compassionate, high-value healthcare that supports lifelong wellness and improved patient outcomes.
Leaders in medical education
Education is a core part of our mission. Through innovative teaching, mentorship and interprofessional collaboration, we prepare fellows, residents and medical students to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care in a variety of healthcare settings.
Our educational commitment
- Evidence-based clinical training
- Strong faculty mentorship
- Interprofessional team-based learning
- Lifelong learning and professional development
- Patient advocacy and community engagement
Research and innovation
Our faculty are recognized leaders in general internal medicine and medical education. Through scholarly activity and innovative research, we advance the science of healthcare delivery, medical education and patient-centered care.