Association of American Medical Colleges
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The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) is a 501(c) nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C. that was established in 1876. It represents medical schools, teaching hospitals, and academic and scientific societies, while providing services to its member institutions that include data from medical, education, and health studies, as well as consulting Source
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AAMC Virtual Medical School Fair: Exhibitor Opportunities Connect with thousands of applicants and aspiring medical students at the AAMC Virtual Medical School Fair. This event will feature AAMC experts, medical school admissions officers, advisors, current medical students, and live information sessions specially created for aspiring applicants. Exhibitor Benefits: All exhibitors receive a customizable virtual booth designed to showcase their brand and drive engagement.
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Restorative Practices in Academic Medicine Facilitator Training
This program welcomes faculty and staff from medical schools, teaching hospitals, and allied health professionals who would like to learn a relational framework that can help them navigate difficult issues (e.g., academic integrity, campus climate, Title IX, misconduct), and how to respond to instances of individual or communal harm in ways that support active accountability, deeper understanding, shared decision making, and the prevention of future harms.
Early Career Faculty Leadership Development Seminar
Formerly known as the Early Career Women Faculty Leadership Development Seminar, the seminar has been expanded to ensure all early career faculty who may benefit have the opportunity to attend. Designed specifically for early career faculty, the seminar offers a structured, interactive curriculum focused on self-awareness, communication and influence, collaboration, and strategic career planning.
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Eliane Garlock, DO, Radiation Oncology
The AAMC (as part of our Specialty Perspectives series) recently sat down with Dr. Garlock to learn more about her work. Dr. Garlock is a PGY-5 radiation oncology resident at VCU Health. Learn more about Dr. Garlock and her specialty below. Can you describe your work as a radiation oncologist? Radiation oncologists are few and far between, there are less than 8000 of us in the United States.
AAMC Comment Process
Public Engagement in the Federal Rulemaking Process Federal agencies solicit feedback on proposed regulations, policies, and other programmatic activities through the “notice and comment” process, where draft documents are made available to the public for response. Typically, these notices are posted in the Federal Register, on the agency websites, or in official notices such as the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts.
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Telehealth Competencies Across the Learning Continuum
About Telehealth Competencies Telehealth, defined as the use of technology to deliver health care at a distance, has become an increasingly important and commonly used tool for delivering care to patients, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic intensified the need. Even before COVID-19, providers’ use of telehealth in academic health systems and teaching hospitals was growing steadily.
Tracking NIH Funding
Summary The AAMC is closely tracking developments in National Institutes of Health (NIH) extramural funding. This page provides regular updates on NIH-obligated funding, drawing from NIH RePORTER. All figures and tables are limited to NIH extramural funding and exclude subprojects. All data, including trend data, are presented for the federal fiscal year (FY), which begins Oct. 1.