F.I.T. Newsletter Fall, 2006

• A Letter from the FIT Chair
• Your Future in Geriatrics
• Pain Medications in Older Individuals
• Funding for Young Geriatric Researchers

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2006

• Sessions of Interest to Fellows-in-Training at the AGS Annual Meeting
• A Letter from the FIT Chair
• A Few Words From Your New Chair
• Playing Wave Tag with the Aging Tsunami: Preparing Geriatricians for Leadership to Meet the Challenge
• Influenza in the Nursing Home: Prevention and Preparedness
• A Gero-Informatics Tool to Enhance the Care of Hospitalized Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment
• Essentials of Geriatric Pharmacotherapy

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2005

• A Letter from the FIT Chair
• Five Reasons to Stay With AGS After Fellowship
• AGS Teachers' Section
• Geriatric Fellows -- Choose to Make a Difference
• A Few Words From Your New FIT Chair
• Events of Special Interest to Fellow-In-Training

F.I.T. Newsletter Fall, 2004

• A Word from our FIT Chair
• AGS Endorses Revised Geriatric Care Act, Loan Forgiveness Legislation
• Get the Most out of Your Fellowship Training Experience
• Spread the Word: Popular Futures Program Open for 2005
• The National Institute of Aging: Leading the Federal effort on aging research

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2004

• A Word From the FIT Chair
• Sierra Health Services
• Academic Career Development at the Veterans Administration
• A Few Words From Your New Chair
• More information on the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)

F.I.T. Newsletter Fall, 2003

• A Word From the FIT Chair
• What Now?
• The Thoroughly Rewarding Experience of Medical Directorship
• Opportunities
• The One-on-One AGS Mentoring Program
• F.I.T. Call For Nominations
• Events of Special Interest at the AGS Annual Meeting
• 2004 AGS Annual Scientific Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2003

• Thoughts on the State of Geriatrics
• Sonnet LXXIII
• Transitions
• Perspectives From Your New Chair

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2002

• A word from the New FIT Chair
• Advice on Fellowship and Careers in Geriatrics
• "What's the Gimmick"?
• The Gimmick Counter-Point Essay
• Comprehensive Palliative Care: How to provide "Intensive Care" at the end of life
• AGS/AFAR Annual Scientific Meeting

F.I.T. Newsletter Fall, 2001

• Looking Forward
• Reflections on a Playground
• Advice on Fellowship and Careers in Geriatrics
• AGS Online: Caring for Older Adults
• F.I.T. Call for Nomination
• 2002 American Geriatrics Society Annual Meeting in Washington, DC

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2001

• A Year In Review
• Developing a Department of Geriatric Medicine
• The Road to Academic Geriatrics
• The Results Are In…
  Announcing our Next FIT Chair
• AGS/AFAR Annual Scientific Meeting: Events of Special Interest to Fellows-in-Training
• Funding Opportunities
  

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 2000

• Fellows: Be A Mentor!
• A message from: Tomas L. Griebling, MD
  Chair, Fellows-in-Training Section American Geriatrics Society
• AGS/AFAR Annual Scientific Meeting: Events of Special Interest to Fellows-in-Training
• ATTENTION: All Fellows and Junior Faculty Members...

F.I.T. Newsletter Spring, 1999

• Mentoring: A Vital Activity for Junior Faculty and Fellows
• AGS Launches GRS4, with Expanded Geriatrics Content
• Tomas L. Griebling, MD Chair-Elect, Fellows-in-Training Section
• Call For Volunteers
• Join the AGS, Geriatric Medicine’s Leading Specialty Society!
• AGS/AFAR Annual Scientific Meeting Events of Special Interest to Fellows-in-Training
• Hartford Projects Update & Tea