Eva Chittenden, MD (TSP 2005-2006) is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine. After graduating from Yale College, she completed medical school and residency at Harvard and spent two years working on the Navajo Reservation. As a clinician-educator, she attends on the hospitalist service at Moffitt-Long and is Assistant Director of the Palliative Care Service. She is interested in designing and evaluating palliative care curricula for residents and students. Her current curricular projects include: developing and expanding an experiential and interdisciplinary medical school elective on caring for dying patients; creating a program in which students and adults coping with serious illness exchange letters over the course of a year; and evaluating a web-based video tutorial, which she and colleagues produced, on code status discussions. She is also collaborating on a UC-wide initiative to develop, disseminate, and evaluate palliative care curricula for students and residents.