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Department of Ophthalmology 6th Floor, Parkinson 3401 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19140 Phone: 215-707-3185 Fax: 215-707-1684 Resident Education Hafize Hima Program Administrator, Graduate Medical Education Ophthalmology Temple University Hospital-Main Campus Email: hafize.hima@tuhs.temple.edu
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2a. verbally 2b. in writing 3. Demonstrate interpersonal skills and a professional demeanor. 4. Make rational, legal, ethical and responsible decisions. 5. Demonstrate sensitivity and tolerance of the cultural, societal and economic diversity in patients. 6. Assume responsibility for optimizing patient outcomes related to medication therapy. 7.
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Conditions For Employment Your spouse must have valid E-3 status as a Temple Employee, and you must hold valid E-3 Dependent status, as shown on your I-94 Arrival/Departure Record card. You may start working when you receive your Employment Authorization Document (EAD) from the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) but not before the date listed on the EAD card. If permission for ...
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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Learn more about the Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Sciences. About the Program The School of Pharmacy offers a graduate program leading to the MS and to the PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences with a concentration in Medicinal Chemistry. The program is designed to prepare students for positions in the pharmaceutical industry, government agencies, and as faculty in ...
https://research.temple.edu/news/2025/09/distracted-viewers-can-be-prime-targets-ads-temple-study-finds
In the age of smart phones, tablets and laptops, distractions are everywhere. As more screens compete for our attention, advertisers are struggling to deliver ads that cut through the noise. But new research from Temple University’s Fox School of Business suggests that certain advertisements might actually land better with distracted consumers. For their latest research, Sunil Wattal ...
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The unlawful use of controlled substances (drugs) and alcohol misuse and abuse represent a danger to the health of a student which may result in serious injury or death, and also poses risks to the health and safety of others in the University community. Health risks associated with the use of illicit drugs and abuse of alcohol are varied. Among the many risks to the individual are brain ...
https://medicine.temple.edu/education/graduate-medical-education/residency-programs-fellowships/surgery/residency-program/surgery-current-residents/pgy-3
Dr. Kripalani is a PGY-3 General Surgery resident at Temple University Hospital. Prior to medical school, Simran was an EMT. She has performed research in colorectal surgery and surgical oncology, end-of-life and palliative care, and medical education. Simran is passionate about the humanities in medicine as well as combating healthcare ...
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Overview Offered by the Department of Teaching and Learning, the Bachelor of Science in Education in Career and Technical Education (BSEd in CTE) is designed to prepare students who expect to teach career and technical education subjects in grades 7-12 and at the 2-year college level in public and private schools. Subject area content (occupational competency assessment credit for industry ...
https://news.temple.edu/news/2025-09-05/distracted-viewers-can-be-prime-targets-ads-temple-study-finds
In the age of smart phones, tablets and laptops, distractions are everywhere. As more screens compete for our attention, advertisers are struggling to deliver ads that cut through the noise. But new research from Temple University’s Fox School of Business suggests that certain advertisements might actually land better with distracted consumers.