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In Birmingham, Alabama, Lucy Grant, MD, cares for admitted patients as an inpatient internist at a regional hospital. On every shift, she evaluates acute medical conditions, manages inpatient care plans, and orders and interprets diagnostic labs and imaging scans. Following residency training in internal medicine, Grant joined a hospital medicine group in the area. She received an undergraduate degree in biochemistry from Texas A&M University-Kingsville and attended Drexel University for medical school.

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