Transforming Medical Education
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WIN Members may attend complimentary.
Non-members tickets: $55
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About
Explore how a passion for teaching can evolve into a focused area of expertise and a platform for academic leadership
For many physicians, a passion for teaching begins at the bedside, in the classroom, or through mentorship of trainees. But how does a commitment to teaching evolve into an area of expertise—and how can that expertise become a meaningful program of scholarship, professional growth, and academic impact?
Join Suzanne Boyle, MD, for a professional development seminar exploring how clinicians can intentionally build an academic identity through medical education. Drawing on her own career and her work in clinical reasoning as a case example, Dr. Boyle will illustrate the progression from identifying an educational problem and developing expertise to asking scholarly questions, studying educational practice, disseminating findings, and building a national reputation.
Whether you are an experienced educator or simply beginning to recognize teaching as an important part of your professional identity, this session will offer a practical framework for transforming educational interests into scholarship and impact—and for using medical education as a pathway to shape the future of nephrology.
What You’ll Learn
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- Recognize how a passion for teaching can evolve into a focused area of educational expertise and academic identity.
- Identify opportunities to transform everyday educational challenges and innovations into meaningful scholarly questions.
- Explore how educational work can progress from teaching and innovation to rigorous scholarship, dissemination, and national impact.
- Examine how investment in medical education can create opportunities for professional growth, leadership, and influence within nephrology.
Speaker
Suzanne Boyle, MD, MSCE, FASN
Dr. Suzanne Boyle is Professor of Medicine and Program Director of the Nephrology Fellowship at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, where she is a faculty member in the Division of Nephrology, Hypertension, and Kidney Transplantation. An accomplished medical educator and nephrologist, Dr. Boyle has developed particular expertise in clinical reasoning and nephrology education.
Through her work as an educator, scholar, mentor, and fellowship program leader, Dr. Boyle exemplifies how a commitment to teaching can develop into a focused area of academic expertise with broader impact. In this seminar, she will draw upon her own professional journey and scholarship in clinical reasoning to provide a practical roadmap for clinicians interested in developing their own careers in medical education.
Access to Recordings
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