AIAMC 2023 Webinar Series

Connecting education to exceptional patient care.

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Feb 16 - Mar 16, 2024

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Description

In support of AIAMC members in medical education, the AIAMC is excited to announce a year-long leadership development webinar series that advances “Connecting education to exceptional patient care.” Pivotal for all leaders of GME-related programs today, the webinar series is comprised of three longitudinal-themed tracks focused on:

• Lessons Learned from Unexpected Disruptions

• Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI)

• Leadership Core Competencies

Overall, the series will enable GME leaders to understand COVID’s enduring changes in GME delivery; to identify the features of resilient teams; to purposefully design health system aligned GME activities related to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion; and, to advance one’s effectiveness as a leader of teams. While each track is designed to be stand-alone, these three themes are foundational components of leading GME in today’s dynamic health care environment.

• Webinars: $100 member/$150 non- member if register for individual sessions.

25% discount to an institution registering 5 to 9 AIAMC members ($75 each webinar)

50% discount to an institution registering 10 or more AIAMC members ($50 each webinar)

Membership in the AIAMC is institutional, not individual. Thus, if your hospital/health system is a member, you automatically qualify for the lower member rate. A current list of AIAMC members may be found here: https://aiamc.org/member-directory

We require ONE person complete the Group Discount Form for the entire team and pay for all registrants in one credit card transaction. Please contact Mindi Apicella at mindi@aiamc.org if you have any questions.

Agenda

Feb 16 2023

Looking Back and Moving Forward: Perspectives of AIAMC Leaders

Begin 2023 by registering for this thought-provoking and motivating AIAMC webinar! We asked our members last fall to rank order AIAMC-member benefits, and NETWORKING once again came in on top. Members of the AIAMC Executive Committee will share what they have learned through their careers in a relaxed “interview-style” format: in both their day jobs and volunteer leadership positions. They will also welcome your questions and identify future opportunities for continued growth. Take an hour to network. Take an hour for you…… to pause and reflect upon your own lessons learned as well as a fulfilling future professional path.

Dr. Heather Sankey, MD, Burkman Endowed Chair of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Baystate Health Professor and Chair, UMass Chan-Baystate
Dr. Joseph D. Portoghese, MD, FACS, Chief Academic Officer/Designated Institutional Official, AdventHealth Orlando
Dr. James Orlando, Ed. D, Chief Graduate Medical Education Officer, ACGME Designated Institutional Official, St Luke’s University Health Network
Shelly Monks, FACHE, Vice President and Chief Academic Office, Texas Health
Victor Kolade, MD Core Faculty, Internal Medicine Residency; Clinical Professor of Medicine & Regional Clerkship Director for Internal Medicine

Apr 05 2023

Difficult Teaching Case Conference

Teaching, like clinical medicine, is complex, nuanced, and draws on your cognitive and emotional resources. This session will present a strategy in use for more than ten years at AIAMC-member Aurora Health Care to explore difficult teaching situations as a faculty development strategy – through a CME accredited “Difficult Teaching Case Conference”. Adapting a clinical M&M format, a case presenter describes the initial part of a difficult teaching situation, and then the moderator asks the audience “what would you do/say in this situation and why?” Then the case presenter reveals what they actually did and why, and participants again say what they would do/say in this situation and why. Throughout, participants ask questions, seek additional information, and usually share some “I’ve been there” moments. The conference closes with the moderator providing some literature to provoke additional thinking/discussion.

During this webinar, attendees will participate in a “Difficult Teaching Case Conference” and discuss how to use this engaging strategy in their home institutions.

Deb Simpson, PhD, Academic Affairs Education Director, Advocate Aurora Health

William Yost, MD, Vice President for Medical Education and Research, UnityPoint Health- Des Moines

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