(This is a three part series that will run consecutively. Michelle (a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist), Tim (an intensivist) and Mary (a pediatric gastroenterologist) are just finishing the Royal College diploma in medical education offered […]
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Category: Reflections from the Liminal Space
Reflections from the Liminal Space: Teaching as a Junior Staff Radiologist
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 […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: A Clinician Educator Connects Many Worlds
By Daniel Brandt-Vegas Turning into a Clinician Educator can look like a lot of different things. For many physicians it’s a path towards a career in an academic institution that allows them to avoid clinical […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: Five Tips from a New Program Director
By Thomas W. Davis (@thomaswdavismd) Taking on a new educational role can be a challenge, but a challenged filled with excitement and opportunities. Recently, I had the opportunity to take on a program director (PD) […]
Reflections From the Liminal Space: Design and implementation of a pre-call academic half day curriculum for Radiology residents
By Patrick Kennedy (@DrPatKennedy) and David Landry (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 through […]
