Teaching Summary
Duke Primary Care Transformation Fellowship Director: July 2020-September 2024. HRSA funded ($ 1,825,422 over 5 years). Recruit and train 5-7 fellows/year in five cohorts in primary care transformation. Fellows have 25% FTE to dedicate to fellowship and complete four classes from our Masters in Clinical Leadership, a Seminar series and mentored/coached practice transformation project.
In addition to leading the program and co-moderating seminar series, I personally teach seminar sessions:
- Change Management
- Justice in Improvement Work: Methods to incorporate racial, gender, socioeconomic and other equity principles into improvement projects.
Precept weekly at Duke Family Medicine Residency Pickens clinic (10% FTE)
Duke Department of Anesthesiology Grand Rounds. Restorative Justice in Academic Medicine: A Primer and Invitation. 1 hour presentation with Q&A. April 17, 2024 live and Zoom-casted.
Duke House Class: Health System Transformation. Transforming the U.S. Health Care System: Past, Present, Future: A Family Physician Educators Perpective. March 2024, February 2023, March, 2022.
University of North Carolina, Health Policy & Management Course HPM890 Health Care Transformation. Guest lecture: “Transforming US Healthcare: A Family Medicine Educators Perspective” (17 students) 1 hour lecture with Q&A. February 1, 2024 on Zoom.
University of North Carolina, Health Policy & Management Course HPM860 Health Care Transformation. Guest lecture: “Transforming US Healthcare: A Family Medicine Educators Perspective” (19 students) 1 hour lecture with Q&A. February 9, 2023 on Zoom.
Panelist: Duke School of Medicine ADVANCE-UP 2022 Cohort: APT Info Session and Panel Discussion. 2 hours, co-panelists: Jimmy Tcheng, Gabriela Maradiaga Panayotti, Gerald Bloomfield
Duke Virtual Primary Care Grand Rounds, January 26, 2022. Medication Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder in Primary Care. (88 attendees)
Duke Family Medicine and Community Health Grand Rounds. August 12, 2020. Health Beyond Healthcare: Will Health System Transformation Be Enough?
Open Medical Institute Teaching team: gave four lectures (Hypertension in elderly, Information Mastery, Health Beyond Healthcare and Change Management) and co-lead Motivational Interviewing Workshop (with Nancy Weigle), Salzburg Austria, April 4-8, 2022
Open Medical Institute Teaching team: gave four lectures (Hypertension in elderly, Information Mastery, Health Beyond Healthcare and Change Management) and co-lead Motivational Interviewing Workshop (with Nancy Weigle), Salzburg Austria, September 19-24, 2021
Plenary Session on Managing and Sustaining Change for the address HRSA 3rd Annual Primary Care Training and Enhancement: Training Primary Care Champions Meeting. August 19, 2021, Virtual Conferenc
Invited guest speaker Change Management for Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences for their working group re-designing their clinical education model. October 11, 2021. Seattle Washington, Zoom attended/delivered. Invitation from Dr. Elizabeth McMurtry, Assistant Dean for Clinical Education and Faculty Development
Advising & Mentoring Summary
2022 - 2024: Thomas (Austin) Witt, MD. Assigned mentor for Duke Family Medicine Resident, meet approximately every other month.
2022 - 2025: Alexandra Rice, MD. Assigned mentor for Duke Family Medicine Resident, meet approximately every other month.
2021 - Present: Mentee: Tiffany Covas MD, Duke Family Medicine and Community Health. In support of her professional growth with focus on increasing equity and service lines for patients of sexual and gender minorities
2020 - 2022: Mentee: Sara Mazzarelli, PA-C, Duke Primary Care Transformation Fellow. Mentorship in her fellowship project launching Medication Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder and creation of 'toolkit' designed to help spread to other clinics.
2020 - 2022: Mentee: Patrick Hemming, MD, Duke Primary Care Transformation Fellow. Mentorship in his fellowship project aimed to increase relationship based care with focus on internal medicine primary care patient panel transitions.
2007 - 2019: I served as core faculty for two years, and then as program director for 10 years at Tufts University Family Medicine Residency, Cambridge Health Alliance. During this tenure I served as mentor for over 107 family medicine residents.