CHARM GME Well-being Leaders Certificate Course:
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The CHARM Graduate Medical Education (GME) well-being leaders certificate Course is a one-and-a-half day in-person CME course, followed by the option for participants to pursue a certificate course through a monthly, virtual longitudinal program. The CME course is designed for faculty who have an oversight role for graduate medical education trainee well-being and are pursuing skills and knowledge enhancement to advance GME well-being at their institutions. Intended participants include deans of medical schools, designated institutional officials, faculty and allied health professionals with a dedicated GME well-being role at the institutional, department or residency/fellowship program level.
GOALS
GOAL 1: Discuss the components of a comprehensive GME well-being program.
GOAL 2: Compare and contrast validated measurement options available for assessing trainee well-being.
GOAL 3: Describe the interplay of environmental and individual threats to well-being.
GOAL 4: Learn best practices for well-being for well-being leaders.
VISION
To empower GME leaders with the skills, knowledge, and community needed to advance trainee well-being and create sustainable, supportive learning environments across medical education institutions.
WHAT & WHY
To build a national community of leaders dedicated to advancing the well-being of physicians-in-training through evidence-based education, collaboration, and innovation.
To elevate the role of well-being in graduate medical education by equipping faculty with the tools, strategies, and shared language needed to lead institutional change and foster a culture that prioritizes mental health and resilience..
Who Should Join?
Deans of medical schools, Designated Institutional Officials, faculty and allied health professionals with a dedicated GME well-being role at the institutional, department or residency/fellowship program level
We look forward to meeting you!
For further information, please visit the website or contact Saadia Akhtar, MD at saadia.akhtar@mountsinai.org