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William Edwards Bynum IV

Professor in Family Medicine and Community Health
Family Medicine and Community Health, Family Medicine

Teaching Summary


Regular Teaching Activities
  • I provide clinical teaching and supervision to family medicine residents, medical students, and PA students in the Duke Family Medicine Clinic on a near-daily basis.
  • I am routinely involved in competence assessments, formative evaluation, and summative evaluation of Duke family medicine residents through my job as residency Associate Program Director
  • I teach MD, PA, APN, and PT students in the Duke Interprofessional Education clinic approximately 2-3 times per month.
  • I provide lectures, workshops, and board review sessions to family medicine residents, medical students, and PA students approximately once per month


Selected, Specific Teaching Activities:

Bynum WE
 Namba A. (2018, June).  New Intern Resilience Workshop (8-hour workshop).  Duke

 

Family Medicine Residency Program, Durham, NC.

 


Bynum WE,
Giordano S. (2018, April). Recognizing and constructively engaging with shame: a

 

resilience seminar for MS-I students (2-hour workshop). Duke University School of Medicine,

 

Durham, NC.

 

Bynum WE, Fox J. (2018, March). Confronting sentinel emotional events: Shame resilient

 

approaches to medical error (90-minute workshop for MS-IV students). Duke University

 

School of Medicine, Durham, NC.

 

 
Bynum WE, Edelman C, Adams A. (2018, February). Recognizing and constructively engaging with

 

shame: a resilience seminar for MS-II students (2-hour workshop). Duke University School of

 

Medicine, Durham, NC.

Advising & Mentoring Summary


Mentorship provided to two Duke medical students who co-authored a paper with me entitled "Addressing the elephant in the room: a shame resilience seminar for medical students."  The paper is currently under review.