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Check back here often for educational updates from across the department. An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDApril 30, 2024 The world of academic medicine is one that is always in motion, and spring marks the time of year when everything seems to go twice as fast as usual. It is always a remarkable experience to observe our program leaders as they delve into the monumental tasks of onboarding a new class of trainees while […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDJanuary 30, 2024 The start of a new year always ushers in a sense of excitement and renewal in the world of medical education. Though our academic ‘new year’ may still be months away, planning and preparation for our incoming class of learners is underway and at everyone’s height of mind. Our fellowships capped off a busy recruitment […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDOctober 3, 2023 Summer has come to an end, which means the UME and GME worlds have both entered full-swing into recruitment season! During this busy and stressful time of year, we would like to acknowledge the incredible amount of effort that our WashU community pours into ensuring the best outcomes for our medical students and GME programs. […] 2022-2023 Annual Report &＃8211; DOM Vice Chair for Education Abby Spencer, MD and Julie Byington, C-TAGMEOctober 3, 2023 A Word from the Vice Chair Education in the Department of Medicine continues to thrive thanks to the commitment, innovation, expertise, and dedication of our DOM GME and UME leaders and directors, our outstanding clinical teachers and mentors, our exceptional trainees, and the support of our Department Chair. In our Office of the Vice Chair […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDJune 23, 2023 Looking Ahead to a New Academic Year There is no denying that June is a particularly special time of year in Medical Education. Programs are working tirelessly to graduate seniors while simultaneously onboarding new interns and fellows. Medical school graduates and senior residents are readying themselves for the next phase in their careers. Medical school […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDApril 10, 2023 Awards, Honors, and Distinctions The Vice Chair of Education would like to extend congratulations to the following DOM Education Leaders: Changes in Program Leadership In recent months we have seen several leadership changes for training programs within DOM. We would like to welcome and congratulate the following faculty members on their new roles: We also […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDNovember 29, 2022 New & Updates The Academy of Educators recently published their first annual report outlining goals and accomplishments over the past year. Awards & Honors The Vice Chair of Education sends congratulations to all Department of Medicine faculty that were recently honored at the Academy of Educators’ annual Education Day. View more details about this year’s […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDSeptember 9, 2022 Announcements MIMEC: Mentoring in Medical Education Careers – New!Sessions available monthly for faculty and senior fellows to meet with the DOM Vice Chair of Education for mentorship and guidance on Med Ed-related topics. Congratulations to the following DOM residents and attendings on recently receiving LeJIT teaching awards: Mike Rich, MD Chloe Ferris, MD Mike Fuller, […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDJune 6, 2022 Announcements Washington University Med School Commencement Announcing MIMEC: Mentoring in Medical Education Careers Office Hours Mentoring in Medical Education Careers (MIMEC) is an opportunity for DOM faculty, educators, and aspiring educators to meet with our Vice Chair for Education and Director of the Academy of Educators, Dr. Abby Spencer to discuss: Careers in Medical Education […] An update from the Office of the Vice Chair of Education Abby Spencer, MDFebruary 18, 2022 “People learn to lead because they care about something”. This has recently become one of my new favorite quotes. Identifying what we most care about, our “why”, can help us bring our passion, curiosity, and an openness to learn new skills to our roles as educators and educational leaders. As we emerge from the most […] Posts pagination 1 of 2 Next Page Education Message from the Vice Chair Fellows Council Residency Fellowships Graduate Degrees/Training Programs Training Grants ClinicoPathological Conference (CPC) Grand Rounds Internal Medicine Clerkship The Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics Resources John T. Milliken Department of MedicineWashington University School of MedicineOffice Location: 4960 Children’s Place, Suite 6602Mailing Address: 660 S. 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