1. 2015 STFM Conference on Medical Student Education Sunday Morning General Session Annie Rutter, MD, MS Albany Medical College Chair-2016 STFM MSE Conference

2. 2015 STFM MSE Conference Thank you for attending!! Special recognition to the Society of Student Run Free Clinics PLEASE COMPLETE EVALUATIONS

3. 2015 STFM MSE Conference What a conference! Hold on to this enthusiasm! Continue to innovate and inspire Connect with colleagues after leaving here

4. 2016 STFM MSE Conference Phoenix, Arizona January 28-31, 2016 Call for Papers – Early March

5. Good Morning and Welcome Closing General Session Sunday, February 8, 2015 “Building the Pipeline” David Keegan, MD Lana Fehr, MD University of Calgary Medical School

6. STFM Conference on Medical Student Education Building the Pipeline David Keegan MD Lana Fehr MD

7. Objectives By the end of this session, you will be able to: 1.describe key elements of a strategy to increase the FM presence in the MD curriculum and attract more students to the career of FM, 2.develop a brief but powerful action plan for your own next steps to make these changes happen,and 3.create opportunities to engage and nurture medical students who have made the decision to pursue family medicine as a career choice.

8. % Students Choosing FM as 1 st Choice Canada UC 42.5% 38.2% 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

9. Rule 1 Have a focused strategy.

10. Strategy Illuminating the specialty of family medicine. - NEVER convincing.

11. Rule 2 Be lean.

13. Cody Williams, 2014, Creative Commons, flickr.com

14. W Gossett, 2007, Creative Commons, flickr.com

15. Lean Interventions New FM projects/events Trojan horse stuff

16. Family Medicine Clinical Experience Courses 330 & 430 Family Medicine Medical Student Research Development Program F AMILY M EDICINE L ECTURE S ERIES

17. Rule 3 Invest in the success of your residency program.

18. Pierre Trudeau Living next to the USA “is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. “No matter how friendly and temperate the beast, one is affected by every twitch and grunt.” National Archives of Canada, C-046600, pm.gc.ca

19. Rule 4 Leverage your learners.

21. Key Relationships

22. Ideas + Skills Ear to the Ground Energy Key Relationships Rex Bennett, 2008, Creative Commons, flickr.com

23. I ❤ Family Medicine

24. SHINE

25. Passion + Opportunity

26. Approachable Visible Available

27. Student Projects Committees Research

28. Pipeline of Learners

29. Future Leaders of FM

30. Rule 5 Embrace the complexity of being a predoctoral FM director.

31. Build relationships Help out with big MD curriculum challenges Develop advanced skills – Crucial Conversations – Financial – MedEd Get ready to pounce on opportunities Be the FM consultant for the MD program

32. Rule 6 Get senior management support.

33. Rule 7Getunallocatedtime.

34. Rule 8 Prepare for the backlash.

35. % Students Choosing FM as 1 st Choice Canada UC 42.5% 38.2% 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

36. 2. Be lean. 3. Invest in residency program success. 4. Leverage your learners. 5. Embrace predoctoral complexity. 6. Get senior management support. 7. Get unallocated time. 8. Prepare for the backlash. 1. Have a focused strategy.