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2024 GME Main Residency Match Data
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Highlights of the 2024 Main Residency Match Data, provided by the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), and the University of Utah Health’s performance in this completed recruitment cycle.
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| Learn about the Program Coordinator/Manager Advocacy Committee (PCMAC) and their recent accomplishments that help support the UUH GME Program Coordinator/Manager population.
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| The GME Office welcomes Danika and Julia!
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In the last few months, the UUH GME office has welcomed two new staff members! In this article, we will introduce you to Danika and Julia and explain how their roles support the UUH GME community.
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The Meaning in Medicine: ACGME 2024 Annual Educational Conference was held in Orlando Florida this year with over 4,000 attendees, including at least a dozen University of Utah Program Administrators, Program Directors, and GME staff. Learning and fun were had by all.
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A highlight for the University of Utah was a poster presentation by the Program Coordinator and Manager Advocacy Committee (PCMAC) highlighting the important work this committee does for our GME community. Congrats PCMAC and way to represent UofU! |
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RIC's Beehive Sport & Social Club teams! |
Resident Interdisciplinary Council (RIC) is sponsoring spring social sports leagues. Kickball, soccer, and softball teams are underway. Sadly, pickleball was in such high demand we were not able to get the teams this season. Hopefully we will be able to add it for the summer season. Stay tuned!
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The RIC has partnered with Beehive Sport & Social Club to bring trainees together at no cost to them to play the community sports leagues. Starting in the winter of 2022-2023 with a dodgeball team, the RIC has sponsored teams every season since including kickball, pickleball, soccer, softball, volleyball, flag football, futsal, and basketball. |
Thank you to Anita Albanese, Family Medicine PGY-3 and member of the RIC, for managing the seasonal sports leagues! Thank you also to Julius Hain, Internal Medicine PGY-1, for stepping in to fill Anita’s shoes once she graduates! |
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Seeking New RIC President |
The Resident Interdisciplinary Council (RIC) is seeking a new president! This trainee-led advocacy group has been led by Kristen Durbin, Triple Board PGY-5, for the past 3 years. As Kristen graduates, the RIC is looking for someone to continue their strong work advocating for the continuous improvement of the training experience for all Utah GME trainees. Kristen and the RIC leadership team have worked diligently to strengthen trainee financial benefits (including implementation of an employer retirement contribution for all trainees beginning AY 2024-25), implement trainee-facing policy improvements, and connect trainees with wellness programming (including the fall welcome picnic and the subsidized seasonal Beehive sports leagues).
The RIC President serves as a member of the Graduate Medical Education Committee (GMEC) and GMEC Executive Sub-Committee, using their voice to advocate for trainees in other leadership committees and conversations at the U.
Program Directors and Program Managers/Coordinators: If you know of a trainee who would make a great RIC president and has the interest to do so, please encourage them to reach out to Kristen.Durbin@hsc.utah.edu or Amy.Armstrong@hsc.utah.ed with a letter of interest by Friday, April 19th! Current members of the RIC leadership team will vote on the new RIC President.
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Careers in Medical Education: Panel Discussion and Networking Event Dinner |
sponsored by the Resident Interdisciplinary Council (RIC) and Office of GME |
Join us on Tuesday, May 21st, 2024 from 6 - 8pm at the Cleone Peterson Eccles Alumni House for a special event to learn more about career paths in medical education. Our panel will feature program directors, school of medicine deans, clerkship directors, and our DIO, Dr. Mark Harris. Hear about their journeys, network, and enjoy dinner with other trainees interested in education!
All Residents and Fellows are welcome!
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(You will need to be signed in, using your UofU email (@umail.utah.edu), before completing the form.) |
Patient Experience Survey Tools |
University of Utah Health listens to patients in several ways. This 3-minute video is an introduction to learn more about one way we hear from patients through Patient Experience Surveys. |
Trainee Primary Care Clinic at Madsen Health Center |
This is to provide our trainees with a clinic that offers general primary care incorporating: Semi-urgent needs for acute illness, prescription refills, health maintenance (e.g. IUD, chronic disease check-ups). This clinic is not intended for long-term primary care needs or Annual WellU check-ups.
The schedule for the clinic will be twice a month: the second Wednesday of each month with Kiersten Swindle, PA-C and the fourth Thursday of each month with Ben Brown, MD from 5 - 7 pm.
To schedule an appointment, call 801-213-4481. This is a dedicated phone number to enable scheduling only by trainees and only for this specific clinic. Appointments cannot be scheduled using MyChart or the regular clinic phone numbers.
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GME Spring Leadership Retreat
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Thursday, April 11, 2023 | 8:00am - 12:00pm
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Program Directors, Assistant Program Directors & Program Coordinators/Managers are invited to join us for our annual GME Leadership retreat.
Email Jenn.Coffey@utah.edu if you would like the calendar invite.
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GME Wellness: LGBTQ+ Community Group
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Thursday, April 11, 2024 | 7:30pm - 9:30pm
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This is a private and confidential place where LGBTQ+ trainees can gain peer support, encouragement, and camaraderie around their sexual and gender identities. The space is for anyone who identifies in the queer community to share and discuss ideas and experiences related to issues that impact doctors inside and outside of medicine.
Email Katie.Stiel@hsc.utah.edu to RSVP.
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RIC-Sponsored Springtime Boxed lunch Event
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Friday, April 19, 2024 | 11:00am - 1:00pm
Trainee Workroom – Area E, Room 1315 at the U Hospital
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Trainees, stop by and grab a boxed lunch and say hello to the GME Wellness Team!
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GME Wellness: Trainees of Color Community Group
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Thursday, May 9, 2024 | 7:30pm - 9:30pm
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This is a private and confidential place where Trainees of Color can gain peer support, encouragement, and community around their identities. The space is for anyone who identifies as such in the community to share and discuss ideas and experiences related to issues that impact doctors inside and outside of medicine.
Email Amy.Armstrong@hsc.utah.edu to RSVP.
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GME Wellness : Indigo Graduation
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This year, Lavender Graduation, the celebration for LGBTQ+ identified trainees, and the Trainees of Color Community Group are joining forces invited to honor the accomplishments of their graduating members.
All graduating LGBTQ+, Trainees of Color, and ally-identified trainees are welcome to join us. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to Katie.Stiel@hsc.utah.edu including the expected number of guests. Graduates, feel free to extend the invitation to any faculty or other supportive mentors too!
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