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New in-person longitudinal CME course in Baltimore, MD: Visual Thinking Strategies facilitation for health professionals

  • 1.  New in-person longitudinal CME course in Baltimore, MD: Visual Thinking Strategies facilitation for health professionals

    Posted 07-03-2025 12:46:00 PM

    Are you a health professional interested in a unique in-person, longitudinal opportunity to develop expertise in Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) facilitation by extensive hands-on practice of VTS over time as part of a supportive learning community? Sign up now for a Johns Hopkins Faculty Development Longitudinal Program in Visual Thinking Strategies for Health Professionals. We will meet 12 select Wednesdays, 1-5pm, September 24, 2025 – June 24, 2026. This in-depth VTS experience will include expert demonstrations of VTS and its use in health professions settings by nationally recognized VTS facilitators, instruction on VTS principles with detailed discussions of foundational concepts, guided application of the principles of VTS facilitation in practice sessions, and structured feedback by certified VTS coaches. A great opportunity to develop skills in VTS over time as part of a small group with support from experienced educators! For physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, physician assistants, psychologists, & social workers & approved for up to 48 hours CME/CEUs. If interested, please contact jlewi155@jhu.edu. 

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    Margaret Chisolm
    Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
    Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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  • 2.  RE: New in-person longitudinal CME course in Baltimore, MD: Visual Thinking Strategies facilitation for health professionals

    Posted 07-07-2025 08:57:00 AM

    Listen to Meg's fabulous Faculty Factory podcast episode for a sneak peek into Visual Arts!

    Habits, Hacks and the Role of Arts and Humanities in Medical Curricula – Faculty Factory



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    Kimberly Skarupski
    Associate Vice Provost, Leadership Development
    UTMB (Galveston)
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