Practical CME Education
For Front-line
Inpatient Clinicians

Usama Bukhari, MD

Internal Medicine Physician | Hospitalist | Physician-Educator

Dr. Usama Bukhari is an Internal Medicine physician, hospitalist, and physician-educator with more than seven years of experience in hospital medicine. He serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Illinois and practices as a full-time hospitalist and core faculty member in an Internal Medicine residency program in Chicago.

Throughout his career, Dr. Bukhari has focused on making inpatient medicine practical, understandable, and immediately applicable at the bedside. He teaches medical students, residents, advanced practice providers, and practicing clinicians, with an emphasis on clinical reasoning and the real-world management of hospitalized patients.

Following medical school, Dr. Bukhari pursued research opportunities at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University before completing his Internal Medicine residency at the CMEF program in Ohio, where he was recognized as Resident of the Year.

The Hospitalist CME Getaway

The Hospitalist CME Getaway brings that same practical, case-based approach to an immersive continuing medical education experience.

Rather than focusing on abstract or overly academic discussions, the program emphasizes the clinical problems hospitalists encounter every day—and the high-risk situations in which timely, evidence-based decision-making matters most.

Topics include sepsis, acute respiratory failure, pneumonia, acute kidney injury, electrolyte emergencies, chest pain, heart failure, stroke, gastrointestinal bleeding, cirrhosis, diabetic ketoacidosis, anticoagulation, and other common challenges encountered on hospital medicine services.

The conference is designed for Internal Medicine and Family Medicine hospitalists, advanced practice providers, residents, and other clinicians who care for hospitalized adults.

CME You Can Use on Your Next Shift

Dr. Bukhari’s goal is simple: provide CME that is practical, efficient, clinically relevant, and immediately useful.

Attendees should leave with clearer approaches to common inpatient problems, stronger clinical reasoning, and practical strategies they can bring directly back to their hospital practice—all while enjoying the experience of learning in a destination setting away from the demands of the hospital.

Learn. Recharge. Return to the hospital better prepared for your next shift.

Dr. Jamil Yasin, MD is an experienced hospitalist physician with a strong clinical background in inpatient and acute care medicine, evidence-based practice, and multidisciplinary team collaboration. He currently serves as a Hospitalist at Sarah Bush Lincoln Hospital in Mattoon, Illinois, where he provides comprehensive inpatient care, leads daily rounds, coordinates treatment plans with specialists and nursing teams, and supports continuity of care for hospitalized patients.

Dr. Yasin has also served as a Hospitalist in other Hospitals in Illinois, where his work included delivering high-quality inpatient care, supporting care transitions, helping reduce hospital readmissions, and participating in hospital quality improvement initiatives. His clinical interests include acute patient management, interdisciplinary communication, patient safety, and improving outcomes through evidence-based hospital medicine.

Dr. Yasin completed his Residency Training at VCU/Riverside Regional Medical Center in Newport News, Virginia. With his extensive hospitalist experience and commitment to quality inpatient care, Dr. Yasin brings valuable practical expertise to continuing medical education for hospital medicine clinicians.

Dr. Shehreen Jewan is a board-certified internal medicine physician and experienced hospitalist with a strong clinical background in adult inpatient medicine, acute care decision-making, and evidence-based management of complex hospitalized patients. She currently serves as a hospitalist at Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital in Canton, Ohio, where her practice focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, coordination, and safe transition of care for hospitalized adults.

Dr. Jewan completed her internal medicine internship and residency at Canton Medical Education Foundation/NEOMED in Canton, Ohio, and is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. She holds active physician licensure in Ohio and New York. Her prior hospital medicine experience includes service as a hospitalist at Aultman Hospital, along with additional clinical and research experience in rheumatology, cardiology, adolescent medicine, psychiatry, neonatology, and community medicine.

Dr. Jewan brings the practical insight of a frontline hospitalist who regularly manages high-acuity inpatient conditions, interdisciplinary care coordination, discharge planning, diagnostic uncertainty, and guideline-based treatment decisions. Her clinical experience positions her to develop and review CME content that is directly relevant to hospital-based physicians, advanced practice providers, and healthcare teams caring for medically complex patients.

As CME faculty and reviewer, Dr. Jewan is well suited to evaluate educational activities for clinical accuracy, scientific balance, patient-care relevance, and applicability to real-world hospital medicine practice. Her expertise supports CME programming focused on improving inpatient quality of care, reducing practice gaps, strengthening evidence-based decision-making, and promoting meaningful outcomes for hospitalized patients.