In this episode we discuss the very small task of how to create and design an emergency medicine clerkship.  We have Dr. David Manthey, Professor of Emergency Medicine and the Medical Decision Making Thread Director at Wake Forest School of Medicine and Dr. Nicholas Kman, Director Part 3/Med 4 Academic Program and a Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Ohio State College.  And they have very cleverly distilled the approach to creating and/or designing a clerkship into a 5 step approach.  I

This month we are going to find the answer to the age old question, when should the Emergency Medicine clerkship occur, 3rd or 4th year? Here to give us some words of wisdom on this topic are Dr. David Wald, Professor of  Emergency Medicine and the Assistant Dean of Clinical Simulation at Temple University, and Dr. Matthew Tews, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Assistant Dean for Educational Simulation at the Medical College of Georgia.

This month, I spoke with Dr. Michael Barrie assistant professor of emergency medicine and the clerkship director at The Ohio State University. He gives us a great introduction to virtual reality; what it is, how it can be used in medical education, and what tool and equipment are needed.

In this month’s podcast I had the pleasure of talking with Daniel Cabrera MD, assistant professor of emergency medicine at the Mayo Clinic and Bryan Vartabedian, MD, assistant professor of pediatrics at Baylor about their recent paper, “More Than Likes and Tweets: Creating Social Media Portfolios for Academic Promotion and Tenure.” We discussed why digital and social media scholarship should matter for academic promotion, your responsibilities as a creator of digital content, and how you may be able to start this conversation at your institution.

Hi everyone! In this month’s podcast I had the opportunity to talk with Dr. Kathy Hiller about the recently released National Clinical Assessment Tool for Emergency Medicine (NCAT-EM), which was developed by Jules Jung, Doug Franzen, Kathy Hiller, and Luan Lawson. We last talked with this group in episode 2, when they were still in the beginning stages of developing this evaluation tool. In this interview, Dr. Hiller discusses how you may use the NCAT-EM in your clerkship and their current study.

Hi everyone! Here is episode 5 of the CDEM Faculty podcast: Finding your Niche by David Karras. This talk was recorded at the Philadelphia Education Collaborative and it continues with our theme of finding your path in emergency medicine. He covers a range of topics such as career options, mentoring, your work environment, and finally how to network. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

This is an interview with David Wald, Francis DeRoos, and Dimitri Papanagnou, the creators of the Philadelphia EM Collaborative Faculty Development Program in Medical Education at Temple University Lewis Katz School of Medicine.

This is a great lecture by Dimitri Papanagnou, MD on faculty development.

Behind the scenes of the CDEM Consensus Conference on end-of-shift assessment of medical students held during the 2016 CORD Academic Assembly. With Julianna Jung, Doug Franzen, Luan Lawson, and Katherine Hiller.