![]() Daniel Gergen, MDMy name is Daniel Gergen. I attended medical school at Georgetown University, completed Internal Medicine residency training at the University of Colorado, and then was a Chief Resident for the 2020 – 2021 academic year. I am currently the first-year Clinician-Educator fellow for the Division of Pulmonary Sciences and Critical Care Medicine. I am excited to be one of the DOM Medical Education Fellows for 2022 – 2023! I am interested in improving critical care education. Specifically, how we prepare interns and residents for their intensive care unit rotations to maximize their training experience. I am looking forward to working with clinician-educators across the DOM in just a few months! |
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The DOM Medical Education Fellow Program is a one-year Department of Medicine initiative designed to improve the development of clinician educators at the fellow level. Clinical and educational leaders teach and practice clinically as part of their academic roles. However, they differ in their comfort and ability to serve in leadership roles and to produce scholarship. Educational leaders run courses, clerkships, and other curricula or educational programs. They may build innovative educational programs, evaluate programs, or perform independent educational research to guide how we teach and assess health professions learners. Clinical leaders may run units or service lines. They are actively engaged in quality and safety evaluation and program development and may perform research in these areas to improve how we practice high-quality, safe and cost-effective medicine.
Participating divisions may on a case-by-case basis offer this program as part of a path to a faculty position. Pathways to this program would include:
Interested in learning more about this program? Read the Medical Education Fellow Program RFA 2022-23