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Dr. Brigitte Smith is Associate Editor at Annals of Surgery Open, Associate Professor of Surgery and Vice-Chair of Education at the University of Utah. She is a proud graduate of ASE SERF program. In this episode, Dr. Smith shares tips on getting published and pursuing a focused portfolio of research and scholarly activity in surgical […] The post Education Research and Scholarship appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome back to the ASE Podcast! We are talking about #SPONSORSHIP today. My guest today is an internationally renowned surgical leader, Dr. Herb Chen, Chair at UAB, Editor-in-chief of American Journal of Surgery, President of the Society of Asian Academic Surgeons Foundation, Council Member of the American Board of Surgery, bourbon Connoisseur, and generous sponsor. […] The post Sponsorship appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome back to the ASE podcast! As surgical educators have increased utilization of the virtual platform for education during this pandemic it is important to determine learner engagement with these learning events. In this podcast, medical student Nadia Bakir discusses the issues surrounding virtual learner engagement with Dr. Katharine Caldwell, MD, MSCI and Dr. Karen Dickinson, […] The post Learner Engagement appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome back to the ASE podcast! In the background of the COVID-19 pandemic, surgical medical education was faced with a difficult decision: virtual or hands-on? In today's podcast we explore this question as well as how new medical school surgical clerkship directors are tackling the ever-changing landscape of medical education. Student Doctor Maxwell Gruber serves as guest […] The post New Med School 2021 appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome back to the ASE podcast! In this Presidential podcast, Dr. Scott, President of ASE, Assistant Dean of Simulation and Professor of Surgery at UTSW shares some thoughts about our troubled times, vision for the future and career advice for our future leaders. Dr. Kevin Pei moderates. The post Presidential Podcast with Daniel Scott, MD appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome to our first 2020 ASE Podcast! This podcast features Professor Linda E. Ginzel PhD, Clinical Professor of Managerial Psychology at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business discusses Choosing Leadership with Joon K. Shim,MD, MPH, FACS. The post Choosing Leadership appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome to another ASE podcast! Dr. Mary Klingensmith, Chair of the American Board of Surgery and Vice Chair for Education at Wash U discusses the “Future of General Surgery Residency.” Kevin Pei and Mollie Freedman-Weiss comoderate. Guest: Dr. Mary Klingensmith, Chair of the American Board of Surgery and Vice Chair for Education at Washington University […] The post Future of General Surgery Residency appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome to another ASE Podcast! In this episode, we discuss “Learning Sciences.” Guest: Dr. Sarah Sullivan, Faculty Associate in Research and Development, University of Wisconsin. The post Learning Sciences appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome to another Surgical Education Podcast: “Resilience and Burnout Among Trainees” Guest: Dr. John Mellinger, Professor and Vice Chair of Surgery at Southern Illinois University and a Director of the American Board of Surgery The post Resilience and Burnout Among Trainees appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.
Welcome to another Surgical Education Podcast: “Challenges in Modern Undergraduate Education” Guest: Dr. Alan Ladd, Professor of Surgery at Indiana University The topics range from curriculum changes, the millennial learner, and grades. Join us! Dr. Pei moderates. The post Challenges in Modern Undergraduate Education appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.