JaredGiordanoMD

Medical Instructor at Duke University's School of Medicine

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Office
3643 N Roxboro St
Durham, NC 27704
Phone+1 919-470-8495

Fax+1 919-470-8469

I am a board-certified academic hospitalist who gets fulfillment from teaching learners, doing the physical examination, appraising evidence in everyday clinical practice, and advocating for antibiotic stewardship - especially vis a vis diagnosing UTIs in the elderly. I am most heard on rounds asking things like "What is our pre-test probabilty?", "How will that change management?", and "Did everyone eat lunch?"

Abstracts/Posters

An End-of-Year Survey to Assess the Impact of Physical Examination Teaching Rounds
Jared Giordano, MD; Rebecca Sadun, MD, PhD; Pahresah Roomiany, MD, Duke AHEAD Poster Presentation, Duke University School of medicine, 6/17/2024
Skin-melting Supplements: A Case of SJS/TEN in a Young Woman
Giordano, J &amp; Mock, G, Society of Hospital Medicine, National Harbor, MD, 3/24/2019
The Opioid Epidemic: Advocacy for The Underserved
Jared Giordano, Conor Grogan, Joshua Kolikof, Christine Martin, Laura Santoso, Katelyn Soares, Mattie Castiel, MD, Population Health Presentations at University of Massachusetts Medical School, Department of Public Health in Worcester, MA, 2015

Lectures

Giordano, J. “Diagnosing UTIs and Asymptomatic Bacteriuria (ASB) in Nursing Home Populations
Brown University's The Miriam Hospital Noon Conference - 2019