Massachusetts General Hospital General Internal Medicine Research
Division of General Internal Medicine at a Glance
The Massachusetts General Hospital Division of General Internal Medicine provides general medical care, oversees primary care training and conducts health services research.
Massachusetts General Hospital is home to the largest hospital-based research enterprise in the U.S., with an annual budget of $928 million in 2018. The Mass General Research Institute comprises more than 8,500 researchers working across more than 30 institutes, centers and departments.
As the oldest and largest teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, Mass General has been a leader in bridging innovative science with highly advanced clinical care for more than 200 years.
Harvard Medical School Fellowship in General Medicine and Primary Care at MGH
The Harvard Medical School Fellowship in General Medicine and Primary Care offers 2-year academic fellowships to prepare talented physicians for careers in academic medicine. Since the program began in 1979, we have trained over 290 fellows, who now work in prestigious institutions nationally and internationally. Funded by a federal grant and participating clinical institutions, the Program offers each Fellow an appointment at Harvard Medical School and one of its affiliated hospitals or departments. All fellows qualifying for acceptance to the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health pursue a rigorous curriculum that can lead to a Master of Public Health or Master of Science degree. Each Fellow is expected to design, conduct, present, and publish several original investigative projects that lay the foundation for future careers as leaders in general medicine and research.
Become a Part of the Next Discovery
The Effects of Electronic Cigarette Use on Smokers with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
We are conducting a study looking at the effects of electronic cigarettes on cigarette smoking and lung function in smokers with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, who do not plan to quit smoking within the next 30 days.
Estimated Time Commitment: 10 hours over 7 visits
Any Gender, 40-80 years may be eligible
Payment: Up to $275 may be offered
Survey, Office Visit May Be Required.
Screen ASSIST: Aiding Screening Support in Stopping Tobacco
We are conducting a study to test the most effective combinations of counseling, nicotine replacement therapy, and community resources to help smokers quit and stay smoke-free.
Estimated Time Commitment: 6 months
Adults, aged 55-80, who have smoked in the past 30 days and are scheduled to undergo LDCT-LCS at a participating Partners Health Care System site
Payment: Up to $100 may be offered
Surveys, saliva sample or in-clinic breath test, and exit interview discussion may be required
