Moderator: Elisa I. Choi, MD, FACP, FIDSA, Governor, MA Chapter, American College of Physicians (ACP)
Breakouts
Facilitators: George Abraham, MD, MPH, FACP, FIDSA, President, American College of Physicians, Judith A. Melin, MA, MD, FACP, Governor-elect, Massachusetts Chapter, ACP & Michael Rosenblum, MD, FACP, Chair, Internal Medicine, Ross University School of Medicine.
Practical considerations for developing and sponsoring women as leaders in medicine. Please join us for a robust discussion highlighting practical considerations for developing and sponsoring women as leaders in medicine.
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Clinicians, early career Junior Faculty & parents with young children: Make Your Contributions Count
Facilitators: Harriet Bering, MD, MACP, Former Chief of Hematology/Oncology at Harvard Vanguard; Linda Habeeb, MD, FACP, Internist, Cape Cod Healthcare & Mary Y. Lee, MD, MS, MACP, Professor of Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine.
You are interested in future leadership—how do you start preparing? Is your work aligned with your goals & values? Does your resume/portfolio fully reflect your contributions? Have you framed your contributions in line with departmental/institutional goals? How can you enhance peer coaching & mentoring? We encourage you to bring your CV.
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Resident/Fellows/Students
Facilitators: Kathryn Jobbins, DO, FACP, Internist, Baystate Health & Joel Popkin, MD, MACP, Director of Special Services, Internal Medicine Residency St. Vincent Hospital.
How can you navigate your training and school curriculum to develop opportunities for future leadership? How can you find mentors/advisors/sponsors? What are some resources you can access? How can you become more involved in advocacy? How do you minimize/avoid "burnout" and increase your empowerment? We welcome Resident physicians, Fellow physicians, and medical students, to join us for an engaging discussion of how to start your leadership journey.
Facilitators: Lauren Doctoroff, MD, MBA, FHM, FACP, Medical Director of Utilization Management, Beth Israel Deaconess & Joseph M. Li, MD, MACP, Hospitalist, Beth Israel Deaconess
You are a hospitalist, but your clinical schedule and workload feels overwhelming, and you want to be more than a "resident replacement". How can you gain traction in future and potential leadership opportunities despite the hospitalist schedule demands? Join us for an interactive dialogue on how you can achieve physician leadership roles despite working intense inpatient weeks on service. We look forward to assisting you achieve your leadership goals.
Report out and wrap up
*Please note that the breakout rooms were not recorded but there is a “report out” at the end of the webinar.
This event is sponsored by the MA ACP Leadership Development for Women in Medicine Committee