1. Stay Energized, Stay Engaged
WELCOME! MEAC Workshop 2016
Keep the Passion –
Stay Energized, Stay Engaged
Welcome everyone!
Thanks for attending.
My name is, Director of Rural GME Development of the WI Collaborative for Rural GME. For those of you not familiar with the Collaborative, we were formed in Feb 2012 as a partnership between RWHC, WRPRAP, Baraboo RTT, and several rural hospitals. With a mission to expand and support rural GME in WI.
One of the things we do is work with coordinators and administrators of rural rotations…
Led to the first MEAC in 2014…
Grateful you chose to spend your day with us today and hope you will find it time well spent. We welcome your feedback and suggestions for future events on the yellow evaluations included in your handouts.
The size of the group lends itself to a more informal presentation style. Please feel free to ask questions as we go along.
Help yourself to drinks and snacks, frig, garbages, bathrooms are in the hall.
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2. Intro Activity
Form a line of medical education experience from least years to most years
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3. Mentors & Mentoring
One way to keep yourself energized is to seek out a mentor
One way to stay engaged is to mentor someone else
Mentor – someone who’s been there, sees the big picture, can encourage, guide you and give you perspective
Mentee – being in the field of education, help educate/motivate someone else, be a coach and help someone else be successful,
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4. Introductions Cathy Coordinator Where are you from?
Do you work with medical students, residents, or both?
What are you hoping to leave with today?
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5. Lori Rodefeld, MS, Residency Coordinator, Monroe Clinic
Using your Passion Meter to Manage the Overload of Tasks and Priorities
Lori Rodefeld, MS, Residency Coordinator, Monroe Clinic
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6. Welcome to the New MEAC Association Promoting Professional Development, Resources, and Networking for those in Medical Education
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10. Planning committee which convened in January of those who’ve been part of the conference for at least a year.
Developed by-laws and the following positions:
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11. What’s Next – And How Can you Take Part?
By attending today, you are automatically registered as a member
Nominate yourself or someone else as a board member
Watch for communications about the inaugural board
Participate in the list serve
SPREAD the WORD
Plan to attend the MEAC Workshop next year!
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12. New Physicians & How the Coordinator’s Role Impacted their Path from Medical Student to Residency Graduation
Brant Bergeron, Facilitator
Sara Campbell, MD (Affinity)
Molly Kleiman, MD (Bellin Health)
James Spencer, MD (ThedaCare)
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13. The Basics: Evaluation Of and For Learning
Sarah Sullivan, PhD, Faculty Associate, UW Department of Surgery
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14. The Path Forward – Is a Continuing Education Certificate Right for You and Other Advancement Opportunities 
Rebecca Young, TAGME, Med Ed Coordinator Lead, Aurora Health Care
Christie Legler, ACUME, Clerkship Administrator, University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine
Brant Bergeron, Medical Education Manager, Ministry
Kara Traxler, Director Rural GME Development, WCRGME
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15. Med Ed Roundtable Cafe
Working with Physicians is Not LEAN! How to Work with Physicians, Residents, and Students and Still Keep Your Sanity!
Techniques & Tips for Getting Things Done
Creating a Win-Win-Win: Ideas to Implement Stellar Rural/Community Rotations 
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16. Stay Energized, Stay Engaged – Choosing the Good Life
Jo Anne Preston, MS, Workforce and Organizational Development Senior Manager, Rural WI Health Cooperative
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17. Thanks for Coming! Please complete your evaluations and see you next year.
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