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What does it take to become a leader? Bruce Williams, DO, FACOFP dist., ACOFP Immediate Past President and member of the ACOFP Leadership Development Committee delve into the essentials of leadership, from first steps to the development of sustainable leadership qualities. Dr. Williams shares his wisdom and passion for developing the leaders of tomorrow and the opportunities that ACOFP provides. Hosted by Student Doctor Ciara Robb, the Vice President of the Student Association of ACOFP.

ACOFP's Director of Knowledge, Learning & Assessment, Steve Legault sits down with ACOFP Student Governor George Yang, OSM-II, MPH, to talk about leadership.

Bruce Williams, DO, FACOFP dist., is the current ACOFP President and Associate Dean of Clinical Education at KCU. He discusses what organized medicine means and how and why to get involved.

Student Doctor Sean Poole talks about his journey to family medicine and his experiences as a Black, Spanish-speaking medical student in clinical rotations.

Peter Bidey, DO, MSED, FACOFP, is the Assistant Dean of Clinical Curricular Integration and Assistant Professor and Vice Chair for the Family Medicine Department at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is also on the Board of Governors for ACOFP. Dr. Bidey discusses his career in both family and academic medicine.

Being a physician is already taxing – how is it possible to balance both clinical and academic medicine? Michael Becker, DO, MS, FACOFP, Associate Dean of Clinical Education at PCOM discusses his path to family medicine, how ACOFP has been a through-line for his career, and how he finds balance. Hosted by Student Doctor Rachel Souza.

Does medical marijuana really offer health benefits? Katherine Galluzzi, DO, MPH, FACOFP dist., is a faculty member of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and a family physician board certified in geriatrics, palliative care, and pain management. Dr. Galluzzi discusses her path to palliative care and her current research in medical marijuana.

How can academic medicine make a difference? Joseph Stasio, DO, FACOFP, Chair of the Department of Primary Care Medicine at RVUCOM-SU, explores his career in academic family medicine and how he still incorporates patient care into his work week.

Gratitude is the key to wellness and happiness. Stephanie Aldret, DO, and Gail Feinberg, DO, FACOFP, discuss the practice of gratitude, what it looks like in their lives as family physicians, and memorable moments of gratitude.

In celebration of National Primary Care Week, Johnny Stackhouse, DO, describes his experience in family medicine and the importance of primary care physicians. Hosted by members of the Student Doctors Nicole Green and James Wisdom.