Welcome to the Department of Internal Medicine
This is our “virtual home” where all physicians, residents, nurse practitioners and physician assistants can get updated, reliable, and useful information about what is going on in our department.
Latest Fact and Figures
Welcome to the Department of Internal Medicine
This is our “virtual home” where all physicians, residents, nurse practitioners and physician assistants can get updated, reliable, and useful information about what is going on in our department.
Latest Fact and Figures
Who We Are
Our medical team brings together experienced physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals dedicated to providing comprehensive patient care. With expertise spanning clinical practice, research, and education, our staff works collaboratively to deliver evidence-based treatments and maintain the highest standards of medical excellence.
Edward Stehlik, MD, MACP
Chairman, Department of Medicine
Todd Roland, PA
Assistant Chair of Medicine Credentialing
Joseph Thomas, MD
Assistant Chair, Department of Internal Medicine
Osman Saleem, MD
Assistant Chair of Medicine
Toni Murphy, DO, FACOI, FACE
Associate Chair of Medicine
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Read our latest blog articles
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Clinical Documentation Meets the Grocery Store: The Power of Mobile Queries
After a long week on service, I made my usual trip to Wegmans to stock up on groceries. As I searched for the perfect avocado, my phone buzzed with a push notification from the Iodine app. Iodine CDI Query: “Can you clarify whether the patient’s acute kidney injury was present on admission?” Well…that escalated quickly. […]
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The Algorithmic Fog of War
How the "Bots" are now taking over the battleground in the insurance vs hospital fight over how much to pay
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Josh Allen – the Pass He Couldn’t Complete
Football and medicine both come up short without the right tools
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The Inpatient Blood Pressure Olympics: Why We Must Stop Treating Numbers Instead of Patients
How and why we repeatedly do the WRONG thing when nurses call us about blood pressure readings. And how to fix it.
