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Networking. Collaboration. Scholarly output. Faculty learning communities check all the boxes.
If producing educational scholarship is on your to-do list, a structured opportunity with built-in accountability could be what you need to kick-start your effort and make it a reality. Research in Medical Education (RIME) faculty learning communities (FLCs) are small, peer-led groups with similar research interests who engage in an active, collaborative, two-year program (July to June) that is structured to provide encouragement, support and reflection. Apply to join a RIME FLC by March 31.
New year, new scholarship goals? Achieve them with the help of Nature Masterclasses
If your new year’s resolutions include improving your academic writing, publishing your research or growing your grant-writing skills, you’re in luck: you get full access
Narrative medicine: IU oncologist uses storytelling to promote humanism in medical practice
Laura Vater, MD, MPH, uses storytelling to promote humanism in medicine, focusing on wellbeing of both physicians and their patients.
Landrum is first woman to lead OB-GYN department at IU
Gynecologic oncologist Lisa Landrum, MD, PhD, is the new chair for obstetrics and gynecology. A former athlete and coach, Landrum emphasizes cooperation and inclusion on
Well Beings: Podcast and video series normalize seeking mental health care
The Department of Mental Health Services has launched an anti-stigma video series and produces a monthly podcast aimed at normalizing mental health care for medical
Heartland Children's Nutrition Collaborative awards inaugural grants to fuel joint IU and Purdue research on pediatric health and nutrition concerns
The Heartland Children’s Nutrition Collaborative, a partnership between IU School of Medicine and Purdue University, aims to explore the impact of early-life nutrition on health
IU educator delivers histotechnology to Asian nations
Debra Wood directs IU’s oldest distance learning program in histotechnology, training lab technicians throughout the state, nation and world.
2024: IU School of Medicine celebrates a year of strategic advancements
A look back on 2024: IU School of Medicine made significant advancements in medical training, research discoveries and community wellness this year.
Celebrating Winter Holidays: Considerations for community members of diverse faiths
As religious and cultural holidays approach, the IU School of Medicine community can be mindful to consider the timing and ways these holidays may be
Research Impact, 2021-2024: Electrophysiology Research
Researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine were pioneers in cardiac electrophysiology and contributed to the mechanics of fibrillation, defibrillation, the electrocardiogram and the implantation