By Crystal Fong As I went through my training in general diagnostic radiology and then neuroradiology, I always felt that I would end up at a teaching centre, paying back to future residents what was […]
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Category: Reflections from the Liminal Space
Reflections from the Liminal Space: A Clinician Educator Connects Many Worlds
by Daniel Brandt-Vegas Daniel Brandt-Vegas, MD is an assistant professor of general internal medicine at McMaster University. Turning into a Clinician Educator can look like a lot of different things. For many physicians it’s a […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: Five Tips from a New Program Director
Thomas W. Davis (@thomaswdavismd) Thomas W. Davis, MD is the program director of the combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA. Taking on a new educational role can be a challenge, […]
Design and implementation of a pre-call academic half day curriculum for Radiology residents
Patrick Kennedy and David Landry (Section editors note: Transitioning between keys stages of training is what the “This Liminal Space” column at ICE blog is all about. Increasingly, educators are being asked to support trainees […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: On being a New Attending
By Lindsay Melvin (@LMelvinMD) < Editors note: This piece is a great and honest reflection about an important topic for junior attendings: developing our supervisory styles. The articles highlighted by Lindsay are important reads for […]
