Webinars
First Wednesdays, 8am-9am Pacific
Every month, the Residency Network hosts an online development session that is open to all faculty members at our affiliated programs. Topics are subject to change.
January 1: (Holiday/Cancelled)
February 5: Integrating Multidisciplinary Teams into Daily Practice; Steven Elrod PharmD, Erica Dennehy, MSW, LICSW, CDPT; Miguel Lee, MD
February 19: Osteopathic Webinar, Resident Exams: Understanding their differences and advising your residents on the pros and cons of each: ISE, ITE, CORTEx, ABFM, AOBFP
March 4: Health Disparities in Residency; Adriana Linares, MD
April 1: Pain Management Protocol; Natalia Luera, MD FAAFP
April 8: Part 1: Milestones 2.0, What’s New Compared to 1.0 & How to Plan for Your Program
April 29: Part 2 Milestones: Evaluation Systems in Evolution, Considerations for Reevaluating Your Program’s Approach
May 6: Graduation Letters; Kerry Watrin, MD
June 3: A case based discussion: Working with adults who need learning accommodations; Niki Meyers, Learning & Behavior Specialist, M. ED
July 1: 7:00 a.m. Pacific Time, 8:00 a.m. Mountain Time. Dr. A.J. Weinhold, from ISU Family Medicine Residency, will discuss a medical knowledge enhancement plan standardized method for in-training examination predictions of board scores and standardized interventions for at risk residents.
August 5: Patient Handoffs; Erica Meisenheimer, MD
September 2: Establishing and Evaluating a Curriculum for R3 Preceptors in Clinic; Megan Wilson, MD
October 7: Community Engagement; Kim Stutzman, MD, India King, PsyD
October 21: PNWU/FMRN Osteopathic Webinar, How to Engage DOs in Your Program; Stephenie Matosich
November 4: Longitudinal Curriculum, Jennifer Knowles, MD
December 2: Feedback, Heidi Combs, MD, MS and Jesse Markman, MD
Faculty Development Programs
The UW Family Medicine Residency Network exists to promote excellence in family medicine residency education, to provide academic leadership, and to respond to societal needs.
To support our programs, we offer two year-long faculty development training opportunities.
Fellowship
Fellows gather for five full weeks throughout the academic year in-person at the University of Washington Seattle campus.
Certificate Program
Offered in collaboration with the Faculty Development Fellows at the Madigan Army Medical Center. Participants gather in-person for two days in the spring and fall and meet monthly via telesessions.
Clinical Faculty Appointments
All participants of the Fellowship and Certificate Program are required to have an active Clinical Faculty Appointment with the UW Department of Family Medicine. For more information on Clinical Faculty Appointments, visit our Department website.
Applications & Questions
For more information about the Fellowship or Certificate Program, please contact Jennifer Ames, Education Programs Manager.
Please note, all participants of the Fellowship and Certificate Program are required to have an active Clinical Faculty Appointment with UW Family Medicine. For more information on Clinical Faculty Appointments, please click here.