The STFM Annual Spring Conference includes over 500 educational and interactive seminars, lecture-discussions, papers, and poster presentations. Learn from the success of your peers and exchange ideas with more than 1,500 of your family medicine colleagues.
Join NRHA and hundreds of rural health leaders from across the country down in the bayou to help raise the standard for rural health with over 80 innovative, practical, and cost-saving sessions and much more.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
The annual Wisconsin Rural Health Conference is the statewide forum designed to highlight public policy issues affecting rural health care, identify how the delivery of and access to rural health care are changing, and identify ways in which data and technology are improving care and access for rural populations.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
The Joy & Wholeness Summit offers a unique combination of keynote speakers, specialty learning tracks, networking opportunities, roundtables, and live Q&A sessions, all designed to provide attendees with an immersive and meaningful experience. Through the Summit, you can gain insight into the newest trends in Physician and APP burnout prevention and learn practical skills to implement in your own health system, network, or practice.
The National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students, from the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), is the premier primary care conference for family medicine residents and medical students who want to explore all the specialty has to offer.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
The RTT Collaborative is excited to announce that The RTT Collaborative 2024 Annual Conference will be held in Asheville, NC, April 9-12, 2024.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
Each year, the summit provides family medicine residency program directors, faculty, nurses, and administrators across the country educational and networking opportunities through hot topic workshops, plenaries, posters, innovations, and regulatory updates. Learn more about the symposium.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
Joining the MCW Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity and the Kern Institute to discuss how to collaborate to advance equity in our diverse learning environments from the clinic to the lab to the classroom.
Join colleagues from across graduate medical education (GME) at the ACGME’s signature learning event to experience three days of sessions filled with innovation and forward-thinking content. The ACGME strives to make #ACGME2024 an environment that welcomes all who are passionate about GME and collaboration – learners, leaders, educators, and visionaries.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
The 2023 Wisconsin Healthcare Workforce Summit is scheduled for October 30 and 31 at the Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells. Sessions will be held for a full day on Monday and a half day on Tuesday morning. A reception will be hosted on Sunday evening, the 29th.
“Putting it All Together: Reaching Consensus on Our Workforce Strategy” will feature WCMEW’s workforce strategic plan, and success stories on meeting workforce challenges.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
Join us Thursday, September 21st and Friday, September 22nd for our 2023 Faculty Development Conference/Poster & Recruitment Fair! Registration is now open!
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
Presented by the University of WI OB/Gyn Residency, Interprofessional Continuing Education Partnership and WCRGME.
More information coming soon!
Join us at the AAFP National Conference for breakfast and refreshments while getting a chance to meet and talk to fellow your fellow Wisconsin program directors!
The National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students, from the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), is the premier primary care conference for family medicine residents and medical students who want to explore all the specialty has to offer.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests and topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
The annual Wisconsin Rural Health Conference is the statewide forum designed to highlight public policy and operations issues affecting rural health care, identify how the delivery of and access to rural health care are changing and identify ways in which data, technology and people processes are improving care and access for rural populations.
NRHA's 46th Annual Rural Health Conference, 8th Rural Hospital Innovation Summit, and associated events are May 16-19 in San Diego, Calif. and our virtual environment.
Collaborative meetings serve as a forum to learn what others are doing in the state to expand rural GME, state and national GME updates, specials guests, topics, and networking.
Participants include rural hospital and clinic administration, urban programs with rural tracks and rotations, teaching physicians, program directors, and others with interest in expanding rural GME along a spectrum of brand new to established programs.
Meeting is via Zoom.
Explore, learn, and grow at the nation’s most energized networking forum for family medicine educators. More than 400 educational and interactive workshops, seminars, lecture-discussions, papers, hot-topic special sessions, and poster presentations will be waiting for you!
The AHME Institute is a three-day conference, which features a blend of presentations from policy-makers as well as those who translate these policies into educational programming at the local level to ensure that their training programs are successful and their graduates are well prepared for the healthcare environment of the future.
The RTT Collaborative is enjoying its tenth year of existence as a nationwide cooperative of rural programs and is happy to announce that the 2023 Annual Meeting will be hosted by our participating programs in Montana.
Rural GME Coordinators Network meetings discuss a wide variety of topics related to GME such as Recruitment, Onboarding, PD/Coordinator Relationship, ACGME Updates, Resident Remediation, Coordinator Wellness, and we’ve even had a Virtual Coffee Chat! Most of these topics are discussed at many conferences and trainings, however, we focus how they impact a RURAL program.
Medicine: The Rural Point of View is a new virtual presentation series for Wisconsin medical students to learn from residents and rural physicians who have boots-on-the-ground experience in rural medicine in Wisconsin.
Medicine: The Rural Point of View is a new virtual presentation series for Wisconsin medical students to learn from residents and rural physicians who have boots-on-the-ground experience in rural medicine in Wisconsin.
