Academic Medicine Open Forum

Hello everyone! Today we have the pleasure of introducing @Lisa Meeks, a community champion, whose background as a developmental psychologist and psychometrician has been instrumental in her career. With nearly a decade of experience in private practice, she diagnoses disabilities in children and adolescents using a strengths-based approach. As a dedicated researcher, she focuses on the inclusion of disabled trainees in medical education, striving to identify barriers, including policy-related ones, and effective facilitators.

At Learn Serve Lead, Lisa is all set to moderate a panel on "Addressing Ableism in Medical Education" on Monday, the 6th, from 10:30 AM to 11:45 AM in SCC Summit 320-322. Moreover, she will support her research lab's trainees presenting research posters at the GSA poster session on Friday, November 3rd, from 3:30 to 5 PM in the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) Summit Flex Hall B, and at the LSL poster session at 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM in the Sheraton Grand Ballroom.

For information about this event, you can learn more by clicking the link here! Additionally, we've arranged a dedicated Q&A session for our community members to ask questions and delve deeper into Lisa's profound experience . Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a prominent figure in medical education and research. Drop your questions down below! 

@Addie McClintock @Alex Kerl @B Hill @Barbara McCann @Bessie Young @Ceradwen Tokheim @Christen White @Crystal Kong-Wong @Douglass Jackson @Emily Arion @Estell Williams @Gerald Tolbert @Jessica Bender @Jordan Kinder @Katelin Cannon @Kathleen Mulligan @Kellie Engle @Kirsten Davenport @LeeAnna Muzquiz @Leo Morales @Maren Monsen @Masaoki Kawasumi @Matthew Cunningham @Mehlert Mary @Memory Brock @Mika Makinen @Molly Shumway @Nomiun Gankhuyag @Nora Coronado @Piper Reynolds @Raye Maestas @Sandi Hungerford @Sara Jackson @Sarah Wood @Susan Coldwell @Walter Neary

Important info and awesome offer, William. I was planning to be at that panel to video one of the speakers afterwards, UW's Dr. Justin Bullock.

If there might be a way to get a few minutes with Dr. Meeks for a quick interview, please message me. It's a busy day, so I understand either way.

Thanks,

Walter

Hello everyone! Today we have the pleasure of introducing @Lisa Meeks, a community champion, whose background as a developmental psychologist and psychometrician has been instrumental in her career. With nearly a decade of experience in private practice, she diagnoses disabilities in children and adolescents using a strengths-based approach. As a dedicated researcher, she focuses on the inclusion of disabled trainees in medical education, striving to identify barriers, including policy-related ones, and effective facilitators.

At Learn Serve Lead, Lisa is all set to moderate a panel on "Addressing Ableism in Medical Education" on Monday, the 6th, from 10:30 AM to 11:45 AM in SCC Summit 320-322. Moreover, she will support her research lab's trainees presenting research posters at the GSA poster session on Friday, November 3rd, from 3:30 to 5 PM in the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) Summit Flex Hall B, and at the LSL poster session at 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM in the Sheraton Grand Ballroom.

For information about this event, you can learn more by clicking the link here! Additionally, we've arranged a dedicated Q&A session for our community members to ask questions and delve deeper into Lisa's profound experience . Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a prominent figure in medical education and research. Drop your questions down below! 

@Addie McClintock @Alex Kerl @B Hill @Barbara McCann @Bessie Young @Ceradwen Tokheim @Christen White @Crystal Kong-Wong @Douglass Jackson @Emily Arion @Estell Williams @Gerald Tolbert @Jessica Bender @Jordan Kinder @Katelin Cannon @Kathleen Mulligan @Kellie Engle @Kirsten Davenport @LeeAnna Muzquiz @Leo Morales @Maren Monsen @Masaoki Kawasumi @Matthew Cunningham @Mehlert Mary @Memory Brock @Mika Makinen @Molly Shumway @Nomiun Gankhuyag @Nora Coronado @Piper Reynolds @Raye Maestas @Sandi Hungerford @Sara Jackson @Sarah Wood @Susan Coldwell @Walter Neary

Hello everyone! Today we have the pleasure of introducing @Lisa Meeks, a community champion, whose background as a developmental psychologist and psychometrician has been instrumental in her career. With nearly a decade of experience in private practice, she diagnoses disabilities in children and adolescents using a strengths-based approach. As a dedicated researcher, she focuses on the inclusion of disabled trainees in medical education, striving to identify barriers, including policy-related ones, and effective facilitators.

At Learn Serve Lead, Lisa is all set to moderate a panel on "Addressing Ableism in Medical Education" on Monday, the 6th, from 10:30 AM to 11:45 AM in SCC Summit 320-322. Moreover, she will support her research lab's trainees presenting research posters at the GSA poster session on Friday, November 3rd, from 3:30 to 5 PM in the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) Summit Flex Hall B, and at the LSL poster session at 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM in the Sheraton Grand Ballroom.

For information about this event, you can learn more by clicking the link here! Additionally, we've arranged a dedicated Q&A session for our community members to ask questions and delve deeper into Lisa's profound experience . Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a prominent figure in medical education and research. Drop your questions down below! 

@Addie McClintock @Alex Kerl @B Hill @Barbara McCann @Bessie Young @Ceradwen Tokheim @Christen White @Crystal Kong-Wong @Douglass Jackson @Emily Arion @Estell Williams @Gerald Tolbert @Jessica Bender @Jordan Kinder @Katelin Cannon @Kathleen Mulligan @Kellie Engle @Kirsten Davenport @LeeAnna Muzquiz @Leo Morales @Maren Monsen @Masaoki Kawasumi @Matthew Cunningham @Mehlert Mary @Memory Brock @Mika Makinen @Molly Shumway @Nomiun Gankhuyag @Nora Coronado @Piper Reynolds @Raye Maestas @Sandi Hungerford @Sara Jackson @Sarah Wood @Susan Coldwell @Walter Neary