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Matthew Reyna, PhD is Vice Chair for Education and Training in the Department of Biomedical Informatics at Emory and also a Co-Director of Graduate Studies for the Computer Science and Informatics graduate program, which includes the Department of Biomedical Informatics, the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, and the Department of Computer Science. In this episode Matt shares a number of helpful nuggets for aspiring leaders including "policies are really the unsung heroes of a lot of administrative efforts", "it's helpful to exercise patience and impatience as needed as part of broader interpersonal skills", and "I would challenge aspiring leaders to think inclusively, to be generous with their time, to the extent that they can and to enjoy the time they're able to spend on what I think is very important work."
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Katie Monroe, PhD, MMSc, CAA is Academic Program Director, Anesthesiologist Assistant program. In this episode, Katie reflects on how supporting people (students, faculty, & staff) is key to successful education leadership and how the journey to education leadership is not always clearly laid out.
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Aimee Abide, MMSc, PA, FCCM is PA Program Director of the Critical Care Center NP/PA Post Graduate Residency Program, Emory Healthcare. In this episode Aimee talks about the importance of finding good mentors early in one's career and networking throughout one's career.
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Linda Orkin Lewin, MD is co-director of the Woodruff Health Educators Academy (WHEA) and Professor in the Department of Pediatrics, Emory University. In this episode Linda shares lessons learned from working at three (3) different academic institutions during the course of her career.
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Tyrese Hinkins-Jones, EdS, MEd is Director of Programs, Medical Education (SOM). In this episode, Tyrese talks about the importance of networking at regional and national levels and how that can lead to additional education leadership opportunities.
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