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Division Of General Internal Medicine
The Division of General Internal Medicine at Saint Louis University is a team of primary care physicians, hospitalists and advanced practice nurses dedicated to providing top-notch, patient-centered medical care to the St. Louis area.
As generalists, we care for the widest variety of diseases and medical problems of any medical specialty. We are trained and experienced in diagnosing the unusual as well as managing complex patients with multiple diseases and conditions. As general internists, patients are our top priority and it shows in the care we provide.
Our faculty is routinely listed in St. Louis Magazine's annual Best Doctors issue, which names the top physicians in the metro area as chosen by other doctors. Physicians on this list also appear in the national ranking, "Best Doctors in America."
EducationWe take pride in teaching residents and students to practice evidence-based, patient-centered medicine. As a result of our emphasis on education, we have developed many of the top teachers at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine.
ProvidersOur faculty members are leaders at the highest levels within SLUCare, the academic medical practice of Saint Louis University, as well as national leaders in medical ethics, medical education, hospital medicine and primary care.
We see patients at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, VA Saint Louis Health Care System - John Cochran Division, the Doctors Office Building Clinic and the Des Peres Clinic.
Within the Division of General Internal Medicine at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine there are two types of providers:
Statesville Internal Medicine Moving To Bryant Street
Iredell Health System, in partnership with the Iredell Physician Network, announced that Statesville Internal Medicine (formerly Nicholson Internal Medicine) is moving to Bryant Street, in the former Southern Oncology office. Some longtime residents may remember this as the former location of Dr. Ruby Grimm's office.
Dr. John C. Nicholson, MD, FACP, will continue as the leading physician at the practice and is looking forward to continuing to provide patients with the same great care. The new location will open Oct. 1.
Nicholson is board certified in internal medicine and specializes in all areas of adult and adolescent care. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his medical degree from Duke University. He completed his residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
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Recently, Nicholson achieved fellowship in the American College of Physicians. ACP Fellows are recognized for their dedication to patient care and education around internal medicine.
Nicholson believes in specialized care for each patient, listening to them and giving them time to share their concerns. Statesville Internal Medicine offers comprehensive care, including well and sick visits, health screenings, and treatment of chronic conditions. He is also fluent in Spanish.
Statesville Internal Medicine will be located at 738 Bryant St. In Statesville.
To schedule an appointment at Statesville Internal Medicine, call the office at 704-230-4382. Learn more by visiting StatesvilleInternalMedicine.Com.
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The Montgomery Internal Medicine Residency Program provides high-caliber graduate medical education for trainees seeking diverse clinical experiences in both inpatient and outpatient settings, and in subspecialty and general medicine services.
Residents practice in a rich training environment and are exposed to a diverse patient population in a variety of practice settings. Our primary teaching hospital, Baptist Medical Center South, is a community-based facility with nationally-recognized cardiology, cancer and stroke services. Our residents treat patients in the UAB Montgomery Internal Medicine Clinic, offering continuity of care for patients seeking hospital follow ups.
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