CPFD
Council Leadership
Chair: Jessica Seaman, EdD. MEd
Asst. Dean, Faculty Development
Creighton University
Phoenix, AZ
jessicaseaman@creighton.edu
Chair-Elect: TBD
Immediate Past Chair: Timothy Graham, MD
Program Director, Family Medicine
Mount Carmel Health System
Westerville, OH
tgraham@mchs.com
Chairperson's Message
The provision of faculty development and the integration of quality improvement into graduate and continuing medical education are among the challenges for today’s teaching hospitals. The Council on Professional and Faculty Development (CPFD) is for AHME members who have responsibilities in these important areas. The Council plans a webinar and AHME Institute content designed to address continuing professional development, faculty development, and performance improvement for physicians and other members of the healthcare team. Members of CPFD receive subscriptions to the Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions (JCEHP), may apply for educational activity support through block grant programs administered by AHME, and have entree to a network of colleagues who produce medical education programs in the same setting and confront the same operational issues and opportunities. Join CPFD today to learn how to be more effective with your professional responsibilities.
Publications & Networking Opportunities
Council members have electronic access to valuable publications such as AHME News, Guide to Medical Education in the Teaching Hospital, Remediation of the Struggling Medical Learner, and the Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions as a member benefit.
The Council aims to build and strengthen the relationships among its members. It is a networking organization that capitalizes on AHME’s Institute, Academy, Teleconferences, AHME News, Guide to Medical Education in the Teaching Hospital, Remediation of the Struggling Medical Learner, the Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, Message Board, and Website to foster informal peer to peer relationships in order to facilitate the sharing of information, practical solutions, and best practices. The members of this council span both large and small institutions, and provide a wealth of resources to anyone involved in the leadership or administration of medical education programs at the institutional level.