Strengthening Mentorship & Scholarship in Medical Education
As accrediting bodies like LCME and ACGME place greater emphasis on mentorship and scholarly activity, institutions are looking for scalable, low-burden solutions to support faculty and learners.
In this webinar, featuring clinician educators from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School, we explore proven strategies for mentorship and scholarship in medical education, including their efforts to develop the free and open Neurology Clerkship Brick Library.
What You'll Learn
Hear clinical educators from Johns Hopkins and Harvard share their experiences and insights using Bricks.
Create multi-level mentorship programs that engage students, residents, and faculty
Encourage scholarship with minimal faculty burden, aligning with accreditation priorities.
Organize faculty, residents, and students to co-create open-access learning materials using Rx Bricks.
Meet Our Speakers: Leading the Way in Medical Education
Tamara Bockow Kaplan, MD
Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School
Vice Chair of Education, Department of Neurology at
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Ashley Paul, MD
Assistant Professor of Neurology
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Why You Should Watch
β Get practical, actionable strategies you can apply immediately.
β Learn how to support mentorship and scholarship in ways that align with institutional and accrediting expectations.
β Connect with experts and gain insights to enhance faculty and student engagement.
π’ Donβt miss this opportunity to strengthen mentorship and scholarship at your institution!
Ready to Join?
- Sign up for a free faculty trial.
- Check out the Neurology Clerkship Bricks.