JayneMariePetersonMD

Associate Professor, Associate Program Director, Ambulatory Internal Medicine, UA College of Medicine-Phoenix

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Office
1300 N 12th Street
Suite 508
Phoenix, AZ 85006
Phone+1 602-839-3927

Fax+1 602-839-4233

University of Pennsylvania Health SystemResidency, Internal Medicine, 1985 - 1988
University of Arizona College of MedicineClass of 1985
Arizona State UniversityBS, Biology, 1977 - 1980

Internist of the Year Award American College of Physicians, Arizona Chapter, 2019
Volunteerism and Community Service Award American College of Physicians, Arizona Chapter, 2013
CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification NextGen Ambulatory EHR, NextGen Healthcare, 2012-2013
Banner Community Service Award Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, 2009
Banner Community Service Award 2008
Compassion Recognition Award 2008
Sierra Tucson "Gratitude for Giving" Community Award 2008
People's Choice Innovation Award for Quality Diabetes Day for Underserved Patient Population Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, 2005
Fellow American College of Physicians, 1996
Dean's Teaching Scholar University of Arizona College of Medicine, 1994
Attending of the Year - For Collaborative Practice and Excellence in Patient Care Department of Nursing, Maricopa Medical Center, 1992
Outstanding Resident in Ambulatory Medicine Presbyterian - University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, 1986
Alworth Science Scholarship 1977
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Journal Articles

Scheduled Telephone Visits: A Novel Innovation to improve Resident Efficiency and Satisfaction with their Continuity Clinic Experience
Peterson, JM, Academic Internal Medicine Insight., 1/1/2015
Linking milestones and direct observation: We talk the talk, but how do we walk the walk?
Gwisdalla K,Peterson J,Rosenblum M, Academic Internal Medicine Insight., 1/1/2013
A Community - Based Approach to Resident Training in Primary Care
Peterson, JM., Primary Practice News, 1/1/1995

Abstracts/Posters

Teaching System-based Practice: The Utility of Continuity Clinic Improvement Projects
Peterson JM, Innovations in Medical Education, University of Arizona - Phoenix, 1/21/2003
Improving Resident Training in Community Based Primary Care
Peterson JM, 13th Annual Center for Research in Ambulatory Health Care Administration Meeting, Society of General Internal Medicine Mountain West Regional Meeting, Denver, Colorado, 1995; Phoenix, Arizona, 1995, 1/22/1995

Lectures

Linking Milestones and Direct Observation: We Talk the Talk but How Do We Walk the Walk?
Lake Buena Vista, Florida, 2013; Nashville, Tennessee, 2014 - 1/8/2014
Clinician-Expert Poster Tour
Aurora, Colorado - 1/5/2012
Town Hall Meeting on Violence Reflections on the Arizona Shootings: What Can Internist Do to Help?
Phoenix, Arizona - 1/5/2011
Communicating about Professionalism: An SGIM/ABIM Foundation Initiative
Denver, Colorado - 1/1/2010
Invigorating Your Practice with Shared Medical Visits
Tucson, AZ - 1/26/2009
Changing Residents' Perceptions of the Shared Medical Visit
University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix - 1/18/2009
Setting Expectations on Professionalism in Residency: Orientation Workshop on Common Professionalism Issues
UA College of Medicine-Phoenix - 1/27/2008
Diabetes Day: Educating Patients While Training Residents about Group Visits
Aspen, Colorado - 1/17/2005
Building Faculty Learning Communities: Advice from the Trenches
Phoenix, Arizona - 1/3/2005
Teaching Quality Management
Phoenix, Arizona - 1/1/2004
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