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August 16, 2023 12:15 PM (EST) |
“A Guide to Tackling Sexual Harassment & Microaggressions in Medical Training” Emmanuelle Yecies, MD MS, is a staff physician at VA Palo Alto Healthcare System and a clinical assistant professor (affiliated) in Primary Care and Population Health at Stanford University. Dr. Yecies graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 2014 before completing a residency in Internal Medicine at UPMC. She went on to complete a three-year fellowship in Women’s Health and General Internal Medicine through the University of Pittsburgh and VA Pittsburgh, during which she obtained a master’s degree in Medical Education. She joined VA Palo Alto Healthcare System and Stanford University in 2020, serving as Women’s Health medical director while continuing to teach and develop educational materials for learners from medical student to faculty. Please join our teleconference: Meeting ID: 993 7436 1164 For CME credit, text the code (which will be provided in the CHAT during the lecture) to 412-312-4424. |
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October 18, 2023 |
“Public Health: Encouraging Gun Safety” Following residency in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, John Boll, DO, FAAFP practiced full-spectrum family medicine in eastern Tennessee in an underserved, rural community for 10 years. In 2012 he moved back to Williamsport, PA, and joined the UPMC Williamsport Family Medicine Faculty. Since joining the residency, Dr. Boll has focused on teaching and mentoring students and residents for practice in underserved communities. This work has included developing opportunities for training in the local rural community and providing medical care to the Amish community. Since 2019, he has been developing a rural family medicine residency which will be interviewing for their first class this fall. Dr. Boll has also contributed to the community by serving as the Medical Director of the Little League World Series for 5 years and on the board of the local community health center for 6 years. Please join our teleconference: Meeting ID: 945 5850 0589 For CME credit, text the code (which will be provided in the CHAT during the lecture) to 412-312-4424. |
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November 1, 2023 |
“Health Disparities: How COVID Affected the Navajo Nation” Chip Thomas, aka jetsonorama, is a photographer, public artist and physician who has been working in a small clinic on the Navajo Nation since 1987. There he coordinates the Painted Desert Project which he describes as a community building dialog which ultimately manifests as a constellation of murals painted by artists from the Navajo Nation as well as from around the world. Thomas’ own public artwork consists of enlarged black and white photographs pasted onto structures along the roadside primarily on the Navajo Nation but all over the country. His motivation is to build community while reflecting back to Navajo people the love they’ve shared with him over the years. Thomas was a 2018 Kindle Project gift recipient and in 2020 he was one of a handful of artists chosen by the UN to recognize the 75th anniversary of the UN’s founding. He has no formal artistic training but identifies strongly with the DIY energy of punk and hip hop. Please join our teleconference: Meeting ID: 987 1031 0800 For CME credit, text the code (which will be provided in the CHAT during the lecture) to 412-312-4424. |
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December 20, 2023 |
“Lifestyle Medicine Update at UPMC FM” |
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February 21, 2024 |
"Health Care is Making the Planet Sick" |
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April 17, 2024 |
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June 19, 2024 |
