AMEC 2024 Program Guide

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From the Desk of the Chairpersons of the Convention Planning Committee

Dear Esteemed AMEC Attendees:

Welcome to this special year of AMEC! As the 60th Anniversary Convention Planning CoChairs, we are delighted to extend a warm welcome to each of you participating in this momentous gathering of excellent future doctors and scholars.

AMEC stands as a testament to our collective dedication to advancing knowledge, fostering connections, and embracing scholarship. Over this past year, we have carefully crafted a dynamic program that features an array of traditional and novel sessions, interactive workshops, and opportunities for networking. Additionally, we aim to showcase the growth of SNMA over the last 60 years and its importance in the development of clinically excellent, culturally competent, and socially conscious physicians.

Our gratitude goes to the speakers, presenters, and the convention planning committee who have contributed their time and expertise to make this conference possible. Your dedication enriches the conference experience and contributes to the vibrant exchange of ideas that defines AMEC.

We also want to extend our gratitude to our sponsors whose contributions have made this conference possible. Thank you for investing in the next generation of physicians. As you immerse yourselves in the conference activities, consider how each interaction and session can be a steppingstone towards finding your purpose within your professional journey.

Also, take advantage of being in a place with individuals who share your goal of becoming a physician. Together, we can make AMEC 2024 not just a conference but a pivotal moment in our collective pursuit of purpose.

Thank you for being an essential part of AMEC. Please stop and say hello if you see us around the convention! We look forward to making this conference an inspiring and unforgettable event.

Warm regards,

Jeavanie Desarmes

2023-2024 Convention Planning Co-Chair

Deb Otuno

2023-2024 Convention Planning Co-Chair MPH Candidate, Emory University MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College

Program Track Description Programming

• Schedule At A Glance

• Schedule By Day

• Schedule By Track

Dr. Wilbert C. Jordan Research Forum Booklet Presentation

2023-2024 Board of Directors

SNMA Lifetime Members

tracks CONFERENCE PROGRAM

General Track (Gen)

This series of workshops is designed for all AMEC attendees.

Medical Student (Med)

The Medical Educational Track is designed to provide a vast array of information to medical students of both allopathic and osteopathic medical students.

Fourth Year & Beyond (4Y&B)

This group of seminars is designed for our third- and fourth-year medical students, as well as resident and young physician attendees. Featured workshops cover a range of topics including tips for intern year, a resident panel, and financial planning.

Premedical

The Premedical Student Track was specifically designed by the SNMA to cater to the needs and interests of premedical students.

Health Policy and Advocacy

The National Advocacy Forum Track is designed to educate, challenge, and build advocacy skills. Participants will gain a unique opportunity to learn more about how to get involved in the exciting health policy changes at the state, federal, and organizational levels.

Research Track

Sponsored by NEJM Group

The Research Track is designed for members who are interested in pursuing research, learning the ins and outs of publishing, and pitching their work in non-academic settings.

Skills

Learn valuable clinical skills from a variety of experts in their respective fields.

Wellness

The wellness track aims to center the mind, body, and soul through meditation, self-care, and a variety of instructor-led workout courses.

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SNMA Business Meetings

Thursday, March 28

Candidate Briefing Meeting with Elections Committee Chair

7:30 – 8:30 AM

MCC – Room 278

Meet the Candidates

1:00 – 2:00 PM

MCC - Exhibit Hall G, SNMA Hub

House of Delegates Certification

2:00 – 3:00 PM

MCC – Room 265

House of Delegates

3:00 – 5:30 PM

MCC – Room 265

Friday, March 29

House of Delegates Certification

7:00 – 8:00 AM

MCC – Room 265

House of Delegates

8:30 – 11:00 AM

MCC- Room 265

Saturday, March 30

House of Delegates

8:30 AM – 11:30 AM

MCC – Room 265

Board

of

Director Meetings

Wednesday, March 27

5:00 – 7:00 PM

Sheraton – Armstrong Ballroom

Sunday, March 31

9:00 AM- 2:00 PM

Sheraton – Armstrong Ballroom

Regional Meetings

Thursday, March 28

6:30 PM- 8:30 PM

MCC

Region I – Room 269

Region II – Room 270

Region III – Room 271

Region IV – Room 272

Region V – Room 273

Region VI – Room 274

Region VII – Room 275

Region VIII – Room 276

Region IX – Room 277

Region X – Room 278

Friday, March 29

4:30 – 6:30 PM

MCC

Region I – Room 269

Region II – Room 270

Region III – Room 271

Region IV – Room 272

Region V – Room 273

Region VI – Room 274

Region VII – Room 275

Region VIII – Room 276

Region IX – Room 277

Region X – Room 278

Transition Meetings

Friday, March 29

Chapter Presidents

3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – La Nouvelle Orleans B

National Committees

3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – Room 260

Regional Directors 3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – Room 274

Treasurers 3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – Room 261

at-a glancePROGRAMMING Schedule

by Day

All times are Central Daylight Time (CDT).

WEDNESDAY - MARCH 27, 2024

AMEC Study Hall

(Wi-Fi Access information in Conference App)

6:00 AM – 24 Hours

Sheraton – Maurepas

House of Delegates – Clicker Sorting

4:00 – 5:00 PM

MCC – Room 265

AMEC Registration

1:00 – 6:00 PM

MCC - Lobby G

Meditation and Prayer Room

1:00 – 6:00 PM

MCC- Room 346

AMEC Community Service- Hygiene Kit Assembly for Covenant House New Orleans

SNMA Community Service Protocol Programs sponsored by 3:00-6:00 PM

MCC- Room 260

Join us in serving young people overcoming homelessness and tra cking by assembling hygiene kits for Covenant House New Orleans. With over 600 youth and children annually seeking their shelter and support, your service at this AMEC event makes a meaningful impact. Let's come together to provide essential care and compassion to those in need.

Board of Director Meetings

5:00 – 7:00 PM

Sheraton – Armstrong Ballroom

Convention Planning Committee Meeting

8:00 – 9:00 PM

Sheraton – Southdown

Convention Planning Committee Meeting

8:00 – 9:00 PM

Sheraton – Southdown

THURSDAY - MARCH 28, 2024

AMEC Study Hall

(Wi-Fi Access information in Conference App)

6:00 AM – 24 Hours

Sheraton – Maurepas

Candidate Briefing Meeting with Election Committee Chair

7:30 – 8:30 AM

MCC – Room 278

AMEC Registration 8:00 AM– 6:00 PM

MCC - Lobby G

Meditation and Prayer Room 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

MCC- Room 346

60 th Annual AMEC Opening Ceremony

MCC – La - Nouvelle Ballroom

Dr. Adewale Troutman Health Equity

Plenary: STI Prevention & Sexual

Health within Minority Communities

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

MCC – La Nouvelle Ballroom

Named after the late Past SNMA

President Dr. Adewale Troutman, the Health Equity Plenary aims to address health disparities in medicine and inform attendees on strategies to combat these challenges. During this plenary, attendees will hear directly from leaders who specialize in STI prevention and sexual health as they share information regarding the role of both within minority communities as well as how health care practitioners can serve as catalysts for positive change within the lives of patients.

National Leadership Academy (invitation only)

1:00– 5:00 PM

MCC – Room 279

A half-day long experience for current pre-medical and medical students interested in becoming the future leaders of SNMA! Attendees will engage in professional and leadership development through sessions focusing on personal branding, conflict resolution, leadership style development and more!

Exhibit Hall Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

1:00 – 1:30 PM

MCC -Hall G

Meet the Candidates

1:00 – 2:00 PM

MCC - Hall G, SNMA Hub

Come meet the individuals running for elected o ce at the national level!

Premedical AMEC Welcome

1:00 – 2:00 PM

MCC – La Nouvelle Ballroom

The premed welcome serves as the o cial launch of the Premedical Forum (PmF) for the Annual Medical Education Conference. The ceremony brings together all undergraduate and graduate student attendees to introduce principal convention events and an overview of the PmF workshop track.

Professional Exhibit Hall Open

1:00 – 6:00 PM

MCC - Hall G

Headshot Lounge Sponsored by

1:00 – 6:00 PM

MCC- Hall G, #429

House of Delegates Certification

2:00 – 3:00 PM

MCC – Room 265

House of Delegates

3:00 – 5:30 PM

MCC – Room 265

AMEC Community Service- Hygiene Kit

Assembly for Covenant House New Orleans

SNMA Community Service Protocol Programs sponsored by

4:00-5:00 PM

MCC- Room 350

Join us in serving young people overcoming homelessness and tra cking by assembling hygiene kits for Covenant House New Orleans. With over 600 youth and children annually seeking their shelter and support, your service at this AMEC event makes a meaningful impact. Let's come together to provide essential care and compassion to those in need.

Welcome Reception in Exhibit Hall

4:00 – 6:00 PM

MCC -Hall G

Regional Meetings

6:30 PM- 8:30 PM

MCC

Region I – Room 269

Region II – Room 270

Region III – Room 271

Region IV – Room 272

Region V – Room 273

Region VI – Room 274

Region VII – Room 275

Region VIII – Room 276

Region IX – Room 277

Region X – Room 278

AMEC Presents: Finish the Lyric!

8:00 – 10:30 PM

Sheraton – Napoleon Ballroom

Join us for an evening of fun, laughter, and friendly competition as we challenge your ability to complete the lyrics of popular songs from various genres and eras. Don't miss out on this exciting event filled with music, laughter, and prizes!

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

AMEC Study Hall

(Wi-Fi Access information in Conference App)

6:00 AM – 24 Hours

Sheraton – Maurepas

House of Delegates Certification

7:00 – 8:00 AM

MCC – Room 265

Past President’s Council (invitation only)

7:30 – 8:30 AM

MCC – Room 347

Osteopathic Breakfast (invitation only)

8:00 – 9:30 AM

Sheraton – Armstrong Ballroom

Join members of the Osteopathic community including Students, Residents and Practicing Physicians for a time of fellowship as we hear from a trailblazer in the Osteopathic community.

Academic A airs Excellence Breakfast (invitation only)

8:00 – 9:30 AM

Sheraton – Bayside

This event will celebrate the committed leadership and execution of national programming by specialty SIG liaisons and their committees. This is an opportunity for networking, mentorship and sponsorship on an individual level and create new bonds with specialty specific institutions for future collaboration with SNMA. This event is by invitation only.

AMEC Registration

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

MCC - Lobby G

Meditation and Prayer Room

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

MCC- Room 346

Professional Exhibits

8:00 AM – NOON

MCC - Hall G

Headshot Lounge Sponsored by

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

MCC- Hall G, #429

House of Delegates

8:30 – 11:00 AM

MCC – Room 265

Research Presentations: WCJRF, CSC, FRIM, NAF, IAC (Block 1)

9:00 – 11:30 AM

MCC – Skyview, 2nd Fl

Dr. Alyce Gullattee President’s

Luncheon and Convocation

Sponsored by Michigan Medicine

NOON – 2:00 PM

MCC - Hall F

Premedical Fair

12:00 – 5:00 PM (12-2pm, unopposed by other Premed conference events)

MCC - Hall G

Professional Exhibits

2:00 – 5:00 PM

MCC - Hall G

Research Presentations: WCJRF, CSC, FRIM, NAF, IAC (Block 2)

2:00 – 4:30 PM

MCC – Skyview, 2nd Fl.

Transition Meetings

Chapter Presidents

3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – La Nouvelle Orleans B

National Committees

3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – Room 260

Regional Directors

3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – Room 274

Treasurers

3:00 – 4:15 PM

MCC – Room 261

Regional Meetings

4:30 – 6:30 PM

MCC

Region I – Room 269

Region II – Room 270

Region III – Room 271

Region IV – Room 272

Region V – Room 273

Region VI – Room 274

Region VII – Room 275

Region VIII – Room 276

Region IX – Room 277

Region X – Room 278

Sponsored Receptions

6:30 – 8:30 PM

Sheraton

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Oak Alley

Harvard Medical School Southdown

Johns Hopkins Grand Chenier

Northwestern Mix & Mingle Nottoway

NYU Grossman School of Medicine

O ce of Diversity A airs Bayside A

University Hospitals Cleveland Bayside C

Dr. Wilbert C. Jordan Memorial Reception

6:30 – 7:30 PM

Sheraton – Armstrong Ballroom

Join the SNMA as the organization remembers the life and legacy of Dr. Jordan. This reception is open to all.

SNMA Alumni Reception

7:30 – 8:30 PM

Sheraton – Armstrong Ballroom

Welcome home SNMA alumni! Join us for an evening of celebration and fellowship as we reflect on the past 60 years of SNMA excellence.

Commencement Ceremony: Diamond Class Celebration

Sponsored by Meharry Medical College Doors open at 8:00 PM

8:30 – 10:30 PM

Sheraton – Napoleon Ballroom

Join the SNMA as it celebrates the graduating class of 2024! During this special event, graduates will share where they will start their careers as physicians. This celebratory ceremony is open to all.

SATURDAY – MARCH 30, 2024

AMEC Study Hall

(Wi-Fi Access information in Conference App)

6:00 AM – 24 Hours

Sheraton – Maurepas

Registration Hours

8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

MCC - Lobby G

Meditation and Prayer Room

8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

MCC- Room 346

Sponsored Breakfasts

8:00 – 9:30 AM

Sheraton

Texas A&M School of Medicine Grand Couteau

CIR SEIU Bayside C

Boston Medical Center Nottoway

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Heersink School of Medicine

Oak Alley

Be the Plug Bayside B

Mayo Clinic O ce of Education, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Borgne

Headshot Lounge Sponsored

8:00 AM – NOON

MCC- Hall G, #429

House of Delegates

8:30 – 11:00 AM

MCC – Room 265

Premedical Fair

8:30 AM – NOON MCC - Hall G

Professional Exhibits

8:30 AM– 3:00 PM

MCC - Hall G

Research Presentations: WCJRF, CSC, FRIM, NAF, IAC (Block 3)

9:00 – 11:30 AM

MCC – Skyview, 2nd Fl.

National Medical Association (NMA) Presents: Improving Black Maternal Health Outcomes Plenary

9:30 – 10:30 AM

MCC – La Nouvelle Ballroom

Everyone can play a role in improving Black maternal health outcomes. Join the President of the National Medical Association, Dr. Yolanda Lawson OB/GYN, as she and a cohort of leaders within medicine discuss ways in which tangible improvements can be made regarding the state of Black maternal health within the United States.

Premedical Luncheon NOON – 2:00 PM

MCC- La Nouvelle Ballroom B/C

Research Presentations: WCJRF, CSC, FRIM, NAF, IAC (Block 4)

12:30 – 3:30 PM

MCC – Skyview, 2nd Fl.

Professional Exhibits

1:00 – 3:00 PM

MCC - Hall G

White Coat Photo 2:00 – 3:00 PM

Meet at Registration

Calling all medical students! Are you ready to break the internet once again? Please join us for our annual white coat photo where we gather, celebrate, and recognize the future faces of medicine.

Board of Directors Banquet Sponsored by Vituity

6:00 – 10:00 PM

MCC - Hall F

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PROGRAMMING (CONT.)

Schedule By

GENERAL TRACK

THURSDAY - MARCH 28, 2024

Money Matters: Navigating the Financial Landscape

3:00 – 3:50 PM

track

MCC – La Nouvelle Orleans Ballroom B

Join us for a workshop on financial literacy, how to manage paying o loans, savings, budgeting, investing and much more!

Developing A "Roadmap" for Your Professional Journey

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 260

This session aims to provide tips and resources to students on ways of becoming competitive applicants for academic year and summer opportunities in preparation for applications. At the conclusion of this session, participants will learn how to navigate their personal “roadmap” to optimize their preparation, reduce stress, and boost confidence.

SNMA Through the Ages: 60 years of Shaping Medical Excellence & Diversity

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 271

Join us for a captivating journey through six decades of the SNMA, a beacon of progress, diversity, and excellence in medical education. This session delves into the historical milestones, transformative initiatives,

All times are Central Daylight Time (CDT).

and lasting impact that the SNMA has achieved since its inception. Through engaging narratives and archival insights, we'll explore how SNMA has been instrumental in fostering inclusivity, advocating for underrepresented communities, and shaping the future of healthcare. Whether you're a current medical student or a seasoned professional, discover the rich legacy that continues to inspire the medical community today.

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

E ective Mentoring

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 260

Mentoring has become the gateway to public health professional career development and e ective healthcare practice. Many researchers, health administrators, professional learners, federal, state and industry leaders posit a void in e ective mentoring evinces limited capacity in professional growth and organizational inclusive innovation. The session is formed to delineate mentoring as a framework beyond sharing knowledge and skills, appraising performance, and advising of career pathways to the embodiment of transformational leadership which advances the scientific and healthcare workforce.

Matchmaker, Matchmaker: Choosing Your Perfect Specialty 8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – La Nouvelle Orleans Ballroom B

You finally decide what you want to be when you grow up. Now that you are going to be a doctor, there is an even more important question: What will be your medical specialty? Some people know their specialty even before medical school. For others, their future specialty becomes clear once seeing patients. Then there are those who are going in circles... Whether you are in college or in medical school, find out how to make the most of your shadowing experiences or your clinical rotations to help you choose a medical specialty.

When Your Passion Starts from Home

9:30– 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 260

This session is designed to discuss how life experiences, events, and outcomes usher our entrance into the medical field and shape the way we practice and the type of physicians we become.

Rags to Riches: The Art of Winning Awards

9:30- 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 271

From Rags to Riches, The Art of Winning Awards discusses strategies for success, including how to frame personal statements, solicit letters of recommendation, and even nominate oneself. This session also discusses how past failures can be utilized to improve future success rates.

Minorities in Medicine: LGBTQIA+ Edition

9:30-10:20 AM

MCC – Room 263

A session designed to address the barriers that LGBTQIA+ learners face while advancing their careers. Attendees will also receive advice on how to show

up as their full selves within the medical education system.

Global Outreach: Planning a Medical Mission Trip

10:30– 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 276

An interactive lecture on how to plan a medical mission trip to underserved areas, thus improving access to healthcare through global medicine.

Leading with Style: Understanding Your Leadership Approach

10:30 – 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 279

This session is an opportunity for students to learn about their own leadership style through reflections on personality types with some tips for practical application during.

Coming back from a Setback

2:00– 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 276

This session consists of a panel of people who had "gaps" in their medical school education, had to repeat an academic year, didn't get into residency straight after medical school or failed a USMLE exam, etc. At the end of this panel, attendees will learn how to navigate their own setbacks and to bounce back from it stronger than ever.

Scared Straight: Interactive Medical Law

2:00– 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

Does legal jargon sound scary? Fear not! Join this fun and interactive workshop led by MD/JDs. Dive into a real-world scenario, engage in lively discussions, and test your case-solving skills. An

engaging session where you'll demystify the complexities of medical law.

Skin of Color

2:00– 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 260

Join a dermatologist as they address the lack of reference photos of dermatological conditions on the skin of people of color. This session will discuss the importance of recognizing skin conditions in all shades.

Broadening Horizons in Medical Education: Dual Degrees

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 276

Explore the fusion of medical education with other disciplines in dual degrees. The panelists will be sharing personal insights on how a second degree enriches healthcare practice and fosters new career opportunities. Gain invaluable knowledge and perspectives to make informed decisions about applying to dual degree programs!

Nourishing the Future: Integrating Nutrition and Culinary Medicine

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

In an era where chronic diseases and lifestyle related health conditions are on the rise, the role of nutrition and culinary medicine in medical education has never been more critical. This session will explore the integration of nutrition and culinary medicine into medical curricula, empowering future healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to make a lasting impact on patient health. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the importance of preventive care, the art of using food as medicine, and the transformative e ects

of incorporating nutritional counseling into patient care. Let us work together to embrace a patient-centered, preventive approach that starts on the plate and leads to a brighter, healthier future for all.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

How to be a Good Mentee

10:00– 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 270

Explore the intricacies of mentor-mentee relationships and uncover the keys to fostering meaningful connections with mentors. Whether you're new to mentorship or looking to enhance your existing relationships, this session promises to equip you with the tools and knowledge needed to excel as a mentee and unlock your full potential.

What is your EQ: Emotional Intelligence

10:00– 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 275

This session will help you understand what emotional intelligence means, how to assess one's own EQ, and its vital role in achieving success in medicine and life.

MAPS x SNMA: Power of Teambuilding

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

MCC – Room 260

Experience the transformative impact of collaboration. Join us for an immersive journey into the dynamics of e ective teamwork, where SNMA/MAPS members come together to achieve remarkable results while having fun.

Black Men in Medicine

11:00– 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 271

Hear the perspectives of black, male physicians as they discuss personal stories of coping mechanisms, experiences with bias, and their journey through medicine.

Carnival of Care: Celebrating Diversity in New Orleans

11:00– 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 278

New Orleans is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, melding influences from French, African, Spanish, and Caribbean traditions, among others. During this session, participants will be taken on a journey that delves into the myriad of ways culture and diversity impact healthcare delivery in New Orleans. Through interactive presentations, engaging discussions, and immersive experiences, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how cultural sensitivity and inclusivity shape medical practices in the city.

Cultural Humility: Dimensions for Excellence in Service of Health Equity

12:00– 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 260

This session is through the lens of cultural humility and aims to equip attendees with the tools to address inequities and health disparities through their service on the frontlines and improve well-being and life for vulnerable populations. Participants will leave this session with greater evidence-based insight into how our social and health outcomes are interconnected and feeling invigorated and inspired to utilize the dimensions of cultural humility to reverse the tide of

inequity and enhance health services and life for all.

Narratives: Telling Your Story in the Application Process

1:00– 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 260

This session would be a workshop forum that will allow attendees to discuss their approach to medical school and residency program applications with speakers and fellow attendees. This session will begin by discussing how to find and interpret programs' mission statements and values. Secondly, students will discuss the literature surrounding the characteristics of a good physician and the qualities that institutions are looking for in applications. Lastly, students will spend time reflecting on their core values and experiences, emphasizing how to express this in their application.

How the United States Can Diversify its Blood Supply

1:00– 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 261

This session focuses how the U.S. blood centers can utilize marketing strategies and media to inform and recruit ethnically diverse donors as a solution to this country’s blood supply shortage.

From Unhoused to Overflow

1:00– 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 262

A discussion about preparation for medical school entry, resiliency in medical school, and practicing as a physician now. This session is a reminder that a dream deferred is not a dream denied and the importance of self-advocacy.

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MEDICAL TRACK

THURSDAY - MARCH 28, 2024

Personal Statement & Mock Interviews

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 278

When applying to medical school and residency programs, your narrative is the most important piece of the puzzle. Attendees will have the chance to have their personal statements reviewed and critiqued. This opportunity is limited and is o ered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Additional details to sign-up will be sent to all conference attendees.

“The Good Doctor”- Makings of a Quality Physician

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 272

From empathy and communication skills to clinical competence and ethical integrity, we'll explore the essential makings of a "good doctor." This session o ers invaluable guidance for becoming the kind of physician who truly makes a di erence in the lives of patients and the broader healthcare community.

From Student to Faculty: A Roadmap to Academic Medicine

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 270

Join junior faculty and residents for a journey into academic medicine. Discover what it means to be in academia, gain insights on transitioning from student to faculty, and essentials for mentorship and the initial job search. Gain valuable perspectives and practical advice to thrive in the

dynamic world of academia from those who've walked the path.

The Future is Now: Navigating the Role of AI in Modern Medicine

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 264

Join us to uncover the pivotal role AI plays in shaping the future of medicine, as we discuss real-world applications, challenges, and ethical considerations. Gain valuable insights into navigating this transformative landscape, empowering yourself to harness the full potential of AI to improve patient outcomes and drive innovation in healthcare delivery.

Radiology Specialty Interest Group

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 269

Navigating ADHD as a Student and Physician

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 276

There is a pervasive assumption that you can't get into medical school (or be a good physician) and have ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) or any other invisible disability. That's just not true and it is an often-overlooked topic that we need to discuss.

Social Emergency Medicine

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 275

Join resident and faculty members as they delve into the integration of a social Emergency Medicine (EM) curriculum into residency training.

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

Discovering Radiation Oncology

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 275

Interested in Radiation Oncology?

Come learn the ins and outs of the field and how you can make your mark within it!

The Doc is in: Ask a Psychiatrist

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 277

Meet with a diverse panel of psychiatrists and ask the panel questions like what made them choose to be in that medical field, their average day is like, what their favorite thing about being a psychiatrist is, their hope for the future of the field of psychiatry, etc.

So, You Want to be an Anesthesiologist?

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 276

Unlock the secrets to a successful Anesthesiology match! Join us for expert insights, tips, and strategies to maximize your chances and secure your dream residency in Anesthesiology.

Oncology Beyond Borders

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 274

Explore the universal challenges, breakthroughs, and collaborations shaping cancer care worldwide. Join the conversation transcending geographical boundaries and advancing oncology for all.

A Perfect Match: What to Look for in Residency Programs

9:30– 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 269

Wondering how to begin the search for the residency program that is perfect for you? Join this session to hear the latest tips and advice on how to identify the program that is best for you.

Self-Advocate: Confidently Navigating Your Career Path

9:30 – 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 264

In the dynamic and ever-evolving field of medicine, advocating for yourself as a medical professional is not just a skill –it's a necessity. This session delves into the strategies and tools that empower medical practitioners to take control of their careers, negotiate e ectively, seek mentorship, and overcome challenges. From fostering assertive communication to setting personal and professional boundaries, attendees will gain insights to enhance their professional journey and ensure their voices are heard in an increasingly complex healthcare landscape.

Ophthalmology Specialty Interest Group

10:30 – 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 277

Crushing Step 1

10:30 – 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 275

You have what it takes - let’s talk game plan. Hear from the experts for tips on how to excel on USMLE Step 1! Learn how to avoid some of the pitfalls that most students fall into while prepping for and taking the exam.

I Chose Emergency Medicine

“EMRA has a orded me a myriad of opportunities to emerge as a leader in my journey towards Emergency Medicine. As a student aspiring to specialize in EM, I’ve not only grown in my leadership skills but also expanded my professional network within a field that truly ignites my passion.”

— Jinger Sanders

M.D. Candidate | Class of 2025 EMRA MSC Chair jinsanders.emra@gmail.com | @emerjin_c

Learn more about EM!

Grounded in Truth

10:30 – 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 263

The journey from premed student to med student to resident, especially as a UIM student is fraught with many obstacles and setbacks. What keeps you grounded? Do you know who and Who’s you are? This session is to discuss the many challenges along the medical journey and explore avenues to overcome them. Attendees will leave this session with tangible ways to remain centered during residency through spirituality and faith and how to speak life into themselves and those around them.

Best

Foot Forward: Understanding ERAS

2:00PM – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 279

Navigating the residency application process can be complex, and ERAS is at the heart of it all. Join us for an in-depth discussion where we will unravel its intricacies, demystify the application components, and provide valuable tips for maximizing your chances of success.

Navigating

the Hidden Curriculum of Medicine

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 275

Equip yourself for the unspoken challenges of medicine with our comprehensive session. Learn strategies to navigate the hidden curriculum, be prepared for adversity, and identify crucial support channels in times of mistreatment or discrimination.

Exploring Med-Peds: Fireside Chat

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 274

A panel discussion on what Med-Peds, its advantages and opportunities, and how to apply. This will be a conversation with current Med-Peds residents who will o er their experiences in the field.

DO Speed Dating

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 279

An opportunity for students to interact with practicing osteopathic physicians in the specialty they are interested in and hear from physicians in other specialties.

Addressing Nutrition Disparities: Enhancing Outcomes Through Physician

Training

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 271

This session will delve into the critical role of physician training in mitigating nutrition disparities within underserved communities, with a focus on the role of dairy as a nutritious source of food. As healthcare providers increasingly recognize the impact of nutrition on health outcomes, there is a growing need to equip physicians with the knowledge and skills to address these disparities e ectively, including understanding the nutritional benefits of dairy products.

The Business of Medicine

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 270

This session provides students with a fundamental understanding of the business and structure of medicine for potential long-term career decisions. It peeks at the history of medicine and how the business has evolved.

Leveling up: COMLEX 1

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 269

This panel comprised of third year and fourth year osteopathic medical students who have successfully passed their Level 1 board exam. They will share resources they found helpful in preparing for the exam, study strategies, important components of a daily study schedule, knowing if you are ready for the exam, and getting, and how to get the maximum points on OMM-related board questions. They will also speak on the di erences between Comlex and USMLE if they have taken both exams and explain whether taking both is necessary.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

Specialty Interest Group Sessions

8:00 – 8:50 AM MCC

Join SNMA for our Specialty Interest Group Series! Panelists will share their personal journey into their respective specialty field and provide words of wisdom to future physicians!

Specialty sessions include: Anesthesiology Room 278

Dermatology Room 276

Emergency Medicine Room 262

Family Medicine Room 261

General Surgery Room 260

Internal Medicine Room 277

Obstetrics & Gynecology Room 273

Orthopedic Surgery Room 270

Pediatrics

Room 271

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) Room 274

Psychiatry Room 275

Crushing Step 2

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 277

One Down, two to go! Hear from the experts for tips on how to excel on USMLE Step 2! Learn how to avoid some of the pitfalls that most students fall into while prepping for and taking the exam.

Pathway for International Medical Students

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 274

Gain valuable insights into unique journeys of international medical students and learn about their institution's programs.

In a Man’s World: Female Leadership in Predominately Male Specialties

11:00 – 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 277

Embark on an empowering dialogue that transcends boundaries and explores the remarkable journey of breaking barriers as a woman in medicine.

Become a UConn Resident

One of the Nation’s Top Medical Schools for

Diversity

At the UConn School of Medicine, we take great pride in our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are a national leader in diversifying the future health care workforce and our inclusive community allows people from all backgrounds to find support and success. Through Graduate Medical Education programs, our residents can:

CULTIVATE their education through mentorship and professional development opportunities.

PARTICIPATE in unique curriculum tracks that promote health equity and academic diversity.

COLLABORATE with like-minded individuals through a nity groups.

CONNECT with the health care community through service-based programs and immersion trips.

Apply to the Visiting Externship for Students Underrepresented in Medicine program (VESUM).

Through four-week elective rotations at UConn School of Medicine, accepted fourth-year medical students receive mentorship and career guidance while experiencing our residency programs. Accepting applications now.

LEARN MORE AND APPLY BY MAY 6.

Dr. Chioma Ogbejesi UConn VESUM Program Graduate OB/GYN Surgery Resident

Navigating Life in Medicine as a Black Ob-Gyn

11:00 – 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 273

This session provides pieces of advice and wisdom about being a black woman in medicine, specifically focusing on gained experiences while on the floor and outside of the hospital.

Finding Your Perfect Match: DO Edition

11:00 – 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 275

Featuring newly matched fourth-year student sharing their experiences with the match. Topics will include applying to competitive specialties and applying with COMLEX scores without taking NBME and other exams.

Keys to a Successful Sub-I

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 275

This session will share helpful points/tips as they apply for and embark on the Sub-Is. This session will o er insight into the importance of sub-I's, and how to get the most out of them.

Duke ASPIRES: Surgical Mentorship within URiMs

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 274

This session will illustrate a successful model for providing early mentorship and exposure to surgery for URiM students that partners the Department of Surgery and the SNMA and LMSA student organizations.

Plastics & Reconstructive Specialty Interest Group

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

SNMA Presents the Lounge: Medicine x Media

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 263

SNMA Presents: The Lounge Podcast is back for another live session at AMEC! Student Doctors Erica Dingle, Isabella Ntigbu and Dr. Aldwin Soumare are your hosts extraordinaire, leading an amazing discussion on the possibilities for extending one's reach through media.

Leveling Up: COMLEX II

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 269

This panel is comprised of third and fourth year osteopathic medical students who have successfully passed their Level 2 board exam. They will share resources they found helpful in preparing for the exam, study strategies, important components of a daily study schedule, how to know if you are ready for the exam and how to get the maximum points on OMM-related board questions. They will also speak on the di erences between Comlex and USMLE if they have taken both exams and give insight as to whether taking both is necessary.

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Undergraduate Poster Presentations

Analyzing Disparities in Hypertension Treatment in African American Women

Presenter: Cassandra Smith, Undergraduate Student, Washington University in St. Louis

Impact of Medical and Demographic Risk on the Executive Functioning and Academic Achievement of Youth with CHD

Presenter: Kyarie Shelton, Undergraduate Student, Johns Hopkins University

Otolaryngology Physician Bias: Evaluating Physicians Response to Patient Portal Messages

Presenter: Amira Aladetan, Undergraduate Student, Carleton College

Smooth Muscle and Inflammatory Markers are Increased in Obliterans Bronchiolitis Lungs

Presenter: Frank She eld, Undergraduate Student, Carleton College

Measuring Brain Iron Variations in the Basal Ganglia upon Anticipation of Reward in the Pre-adolescent Brain: A fMRI Study

Presenter: Maresa Tate, Undergraduate Student, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Factors Associated with Increased Outpatient Follow-Up Referral for High-Risk Infants and Subsequent Clinic Attendance In Various States.

Presenter: Adjou Ehoussou, Undergraduate Student, Howard University

Elucidating Associations of Circulating Chemokines by Du y-null Status among a Diverse Breast Cancer Patient Cohort

Presenter: Stevens Patino, Undergraduate Student, CUNY Hunter College

The E ect of Distance Reiki on Patient Reported Quality of Life, Correlated With Changes in Immune Repertoires among Multiple Myeloma Patients: A Pilot Study

Presenter: Ti an Nyamao, Undergraduate Student, Carleton College

A Full Systematic Review on the E ects of EMDR for Mental Health Symptoms in Child Refugees

Presenter: Niat Habtemariam, Undergraduate Student, Johns Hopkins University

Dementia Diagnostic Confidence Among Ethnoculturally Diverse Immigrants

Presenter: Chidera Agwu, Undergraduate Student, Washington University in St. Louis

Basic Science

Low Dose Methylphenidate Sex-Di erentially Modulates Risky Decision Making and Catecholamine Regulatory Proteins Following Repetitive Mild Traumatic Brain Injury.

Presenter: Eleni Papadopoulos, DO/PhD Candidate, Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine

Mutant GABAA Receptor Subunit Mutation, N328D, Mediated Developmental Epileptic Encephalopathies in Mouse Model

Presenter: Gerald Nwosu, MD/PhD Candidate, Meharry Medical College

Inflammatory T-Helper Populations in IBD are Associated with Response and Non-Response to Anti-TNF Therapy

Presenter: Leonard Nettey, MD/PhD Candidate, Harvard Medical School

Dopaminergic Inflammation in Myeloid Cells and HIV Neuropathogenesis

Presenter: Breana Channer, MD/PhD Candidate, Drexel University College of Medicine

Histological Assessment of Lumbosacral Transitional Vertebrae Pseudoarticulation as a Source of Pain in Bertolotti’s Syndrome

Presenter: Derrick Obiri-Yeboah, MD Candidate, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

The Delivery of siRNA via a Fusogenic Peptide in a 3D Model of Drug-Resistant Ovarian Cancer

Presenter: Aaron Williams, MD Candidate, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill School of Medicine

An in-vitro Cartilage Injury Model to Study Drug and IL-1β E ects on the Type II Collagen Response

Presenter: Andrew Adeyiga, MD Candidate, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

Inhibition of Caspase1 Reduces Blood Pressure, NK cells, and TH17 cells in Placental Ischemic Rats

Presenter: Hannah Glenn, MD Candidate, University of Mississippi Medical Center

In Vitro Model for Cholangiocyte-Mediated Neutrophil Infiltration in Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

Presenter: Jordan Young, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

PANX1 Activity Regulates Fetal Cortical Development

Presenter: Norma Hylton, MD/PhD Candidate, Harvard Medical School

Pharmacological Depletion of Microglia and the E ect on Neuropathic Pain

Presenter: Darius McKoy, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

iPSC-Derived Brain Organoids Model Neural Dysfunction Generated by MECP2 Mosaicism in Rett Syndrome

Presenter: Angel Emodi, MD Candidate, University of California, Los Angeles

Yes-Associated Protein Mediates Pneumonia-Induced Acute Lung Injury

Presenter: Alexandra Duibuisson, Graduate Student, Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Unveiling the E cacy of True Antibiofilm Compounds against Wound-Associated Pathogens: An Investigative Analysis

Presenter: Vanessa Shannon, MD Candidate, The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences

Assessment of Changes of mRNA Isoform Proportion after scaRNA1 Knockdown

Presenter: Brittnei Earl, DO Candidate, Kansas City University

An Investigation into the Role of Anterior and Posterior Meniscofemoral Ligaments in Knee Joint Stability – A Pilot Study

Presenter: Cameron Cooper, MD Candidate, University of Houston, Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine

Characterizing the Burden of Allergies in Multiple Sclerosis

Presenter: Anda Nyati, MD Candidate, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Clinical Science

Safety of Plug-Mediated Vascular Closure for Prosthetic Arterial Graft Puncture

Presenter: Alynah Adams, MD Candidate, Medical College of Wisconsin

Artificial Intelligence to Detect Spinal Fluid and Spinal Cord on Ultrasound

Presenter: Jaciara De Souza, Graduate Student, Columbia University

The GENFI Motor Score Enhances Sensitivity of Disease Severity Scores in Frontotemporal Dementia

Presenter: Ariana Duckett, Post-baccalaureate Student, Spelman College

For You Page Meets DIEP: Evaluating the Quality and Impact of TikTok Videos on Autologous Breast Reconstruction with DIEP Flaps

Presenter: Yvonne Clifvonne Webb, MD Candidate, Rush Medical College

Relationships Between Emotion Regulation Strategies and Subclinical Cardiovascular Disease in Midlife Women

Presenter: Adoma Boateng, MD Candidate, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

The E ects of Psychiatric Comorbidities on Maternal Outcomes

Presenter: Eboni Aco , MD Candidate, University of Missouri School of Medicine

Endocrine Contribution to the Sexual Dysfunction in Patients with Advanced Chronic Kidney Disease and the Role of Hyperprolactinemia

Presenter: Christiana Daniel, MD Candidate, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Assessment of Novel Urinary Diagnostic Markers in Lupus Nephritis Patients

Presenter: Leshaia Davis-Johnson, MD Candidate, University of Louisville School of Medicine

Prevalence of ASD in Cervical Synostosis: A Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

Presenter: Bryan Ubanwa, MD Candidate, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

Assessing the Predictive Value of the Brief Addiction Monitor for Patients with Opioid Use Disorder

Presenter: Kermshlise Picard, MD Candidate, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Vertebral Body Collapse after Spine Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy: A Single-Center Institutional Experience

Presenter: Arsh Issany, MD Candidate, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Optimizing Nutrition Prior to Surgery: Implementation in Orthopedic Trauma

Presenter: Oluwatoyosi Akande, MD Candidate, University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Breastfeeding Cessation in High-Risk Obstetric Patients

Presenter: Maame Amoako, MD Candidate, Duke University School of Medicine

Racial Disparities in Postpartum Hemorrhage Risk: A Gravida-Stratified Analysis

Presenter: Kanicia Green, MD Candidate, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

Geographical Influences on Google Searches for Cancer Care in New York State

Presenter: Chioma Anaemejeh, MD Candidate, Albany Medical College

Assessment of General Anesthesia versus Spinal Anesthesia in Laparotomies within Resource-Limited Settings

Presenter: Christian Gopichand, MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College

CEM Radiomics for Distinguishing Lesion from Background Parenchymal Enhancement in Patients with Invasive Breast Cancer

Presenter: Jacquelyn Fields, MD Candidate, Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine

The Use of LED Lights and its Relation to the Increase in Ophthalmic Damage

Presenter: Okenya Williams, MD/MPH Candidate, St. George's University School of Medicine

Additional Mitral Valve Repair for Patients undergoing CABG with a History of Moderate Mitral Valve Regurgitation: A Case for Short Term and Long-Term Postoperative Survival.

Presenter: Chinasa Anokwuru, MD Candidate, University of Houston

Platelet Rich Plasma for Nonoperative Management of Degenerative Meniscal Lesions: A Systematic Review

Presenter: Elijah Alston, MD Candidate, Medical College of Georgia

The Incidence of Radiographic and Clinical Markers of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension in those with Spontaneous CSF Leak

Presenter: Chibueze Agwu, MD Candidate, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

Are Immune-Mediated Adverse Events Being Over-Diagnosed in Randomized Controlled Trials When Comparing Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors to Placebo?

Presenter: Dajaina Martin, MD Candidate, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Comparing the E cacy of Neuroma Surgery Techniques in Reducing Opioid Use

Presenter: Emmanuel Emovon, MD Candidate, Duke University School of Medicine

Photoprotective Practices in Patients with Autoimmune Dermatologic Diseases

Presenter: Chinanu Chi-Ukpai, MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College School of Medicine

Hospital Stay Length, Unintended Readmission, and Patient Mortality in Stage I and II Kidney Tumor Cases Treated with Partial Nephrectomy or Radical Nephrectomy.

Presenter: Ronscardy Mondesir, MD Candidate, Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine

A Pilot Study Assessing Shear Wave Elastography’s Potential As A Biomarker in Spinal-Bulbar & Muscular Atrophy

Presenter: Yonathan Assefa, MD Candidate, National Institutes of Health

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) in Pregnancy: How OUD a ects Peripartum Management and Obstetric Analgesics

Presenter: Kennedi Wilson, MD Candidate, University of Houston TJFF College of Medicine

Comparison of the E cacy of Fluoroscopic and Ultrasound Guided Hip Aspiration for Periprosthetic Joint Infections

Presenter: Nnaemeka Ude, MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College

Do Tightened Set Screws Create Length-Stable Constructs in Intertrochanteric Fractures?

Presenter: Taylor Cunningham, MD Candidate, University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Greenville

Medial and Lateral Posterior Tibial Slope in the Skeletally Immature: A Cadaveric Study

Presenter: Sylvester Okoro, MD Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

Incidence of Autism Spectrum Disorder and Global Developmental Delay in Infants with Brachial Plexus Birth Injury: An Early Association with Birth Asphyxia

Presenter: Daniel Gabriel, MD Candidate, Harvard Medical School

Clavicular Osteomyelitis in Children: Special Considerations for the Orthopedic Surgeon

Presenter: Nadia Hackett, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

E ect of Hip Arthroplasty Approach on Postoperative Pain and Mobilization: A Secondary Analysis

Presenter: Chiamaka Ijebuonwu, MD Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

Evaluation of Health Salience and Social Vulnerabilities among Outpatient Vascular Surgery Patients

Presenter: Tyler Lackland, MD Candidate, Saint Louis University School of Medicine

Exploring Health Disparities in Head and Neck Cutaneous Angiosarcoma

Presenter: Temiloluwa Oladeji, MD Candidate, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

The Incidence, Severity, and Treatment of Cubital Tunnel Syndrome before and during COVID-19

Presenter: Rimel Mwamba, MD Candidate, The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

The Role of Socioeconomic Background on Outcomes Following Total Hip Arthroplasty

Presenter: Aman Andemichael, MD Candidate, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Assessment of New Mental Health Diagnoses Among Working-Age Trauma Survivors

Presenter: Samantha Cooley, DO Candidate, Kansas City University

The Impact of Medicaid Expansion on Cutaneous Melanoma Diagnosis and Outcomes: Making Strides in the Correct Direction

Presenter: Alicia C. Greene, MD Candidate, Pennsylvania State College of Medicine

The Association between Musical Engagement and Cognitive Health in Cancer

Survivors: An Exploratory Analysis of Baseline Data from a Randomized Clinical Trial

Presenter: Oluwafisayo Adeoye, MD Candidate, CUNY School of Medicine

Modern Monoblock Tapered Fluted Stems for Periprosthetic Fracture in Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty

Presenter: Alioune Diane, MD Candidate, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Does Intraoperative Opioid Administration and Postoperative Pain Di er by Patient Demographics?

Presenter: Kenechukwu Ugochukwu, MD Candidate, Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine, University of Houston

Exploring the Association between the Presence of CXCR6 and CXCL16 in Discoid Lupus

Erythematosus: A Systematic Review

Presenter: Faradia Kernizan, MD Candidate, Tulane University School of Medicine

Initial Patient Perspectives on a Novel Intervention for Radiation Dermatitis: A Single Institution Experience

Presenter: Oluwatomiwa Awobayiku, DO Candidate, New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University

Longitudinal Consistency of CT-Based Evaluation of the Volumetric Percentage of Cystic Regions in the Lungs of Patients With Lymphangioleiomyomatosis

Presenter: Brianna Matthew, MD Candidate, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University

Positive Feelings of Daily Accomplishment, Role Clarity, and Academic Balance May Protect Against Stress and Burnout in Oncology.

Presenter: Eniola Otukoya, DO Candidate, Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine- Harlem

Improving Clinician Knowledge and Confidence in Managing Pediatric Obesity and Diet-Related Chronic Diseases After a Quality Improvement Initiative

Presenter: Kaleab Ribbiso, MD Candidate, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Geographic Analysis of Diabetes Prevalence and Social Demographics in Metro Atlanta: Recognizing the Need for Free and Low-Cost Healthcare

Presenter: Mari Chiles, MD Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

How Useful is TikTok for Patients Searching for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome-Related Treatment Exercises?

Presenter: Damon Briggs, MD Candidate, Duke University School of Medicine

Same-day Discharge after Percutaneous Renal Cryoablation: E ects on 30-day Readmission Rates and Post-procedural Complications

Presenter: Oluwanifemi Akinduro, MD Candidate, University of Alabama at Birmingham Heersink School of Medicine

Assessment of Anesthesiologists' Attitudes and Knowledge during Evaluation of Peri-Procedural DNR Status

Presenter: Aminah Williams, MD Candidate, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

The Impact of Diet, Physical Activity, and SDOH on Bowel Management of Hirschsprung’s Disease and Anorectal Malformation

Presenter: Damilare Oyetibo, Graduate Student, Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons: Institute of Human Nutrition, Columbia University

Examining Familial Heart Disease as a Risk Factor for Eating Pathology

Presenter: Jean Woody Luxama, MD Candidate, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

Vitamin D Deficiency in Black Women with Uterine Leiomyomas

Presenter: Jasmin Williams, MD Candidate, University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Poor Sleep Quality may be Linked to Neurodegenerative Markers in Older Veterans

Presenter: Ifeoma Ezeilo, MD Candidate, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biological Sciences

Delivery Room Interventions beyond Intubation for Extremely Early Newborns: Considerations for Counseling

Presenter: Isaiah Brown, MD Candidate, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

Adolescent Sex Di erences in the Emergence of Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms

Presenter: Tonya Armes, MD Candidate, University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences

Outcomes of Cooled Radiofrequency Ablation of Cervical Nerves for the Treatment of Chronic Pain

Presenter: Lukas Henjum, MD Candidate, University of Wisconsin Madison-School of Medicine and Public Health

Invited African American Radiation Oncology Grand Rounds Speakers: DEI or Die?

Presenter: Ifeanyi Ekpunobi, MD Candidate, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Analyzing Racial and Ethnic Trends in the Utilization of Elective vs. Non-Elective Colectomies Among Geriatric Patients: A Nationwide Retrospective Analysis

Presenter: Spencer Johnson, MD Candidate, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Management of Advanced Breast Cancer in Lagos, Nigeria: A Single-Center Retrospective Study

Presenter: Giselle Uwera, Undergraduate Student, UT Southwestern Medical Center

Optimizing Patient Care: Unraveling the Dual Role of Psychiatrists in Psychotherapy and Pharmacotherapy — Navigating Barriers and Maximizing Benefits

Presenter: Zuri Williams, MD Candidate, The Norton College of Medicine at SUNY Upstate Medical University

Evaluation of the Bouquet Speculum: A Novel Approach to Enhance Cervical Cancer Screening in Low-Resource Settings

Presenter: Stacey Clark, DO Candidate, Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Black Patients with Endometrial Cancer, High Risk Histology, and Next-Generation Sequencing for All: A Pilot Study in Washington D.C.

Presenter: Nicole Utah, MD Candidate, Georgetown University School of Medicine

Delayed-onset Carpal Tunnel Syndrome after Operative Distal Radius Fracture

Presenter: Timothy Nyangacha, MD Candidate, University of Minnesota Medical School

Association of Polypharmacy with Mortality in Adults with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Post Hoc Analysis of ACCORD

Presenter: Maame Amoah-Dankwah, MD Candidate, Wake Forest School of Medicine

Risk Factors Associated with Subtalar Fusion within 5 Years Following Calcaneal ORIF

Presenter: Elisabeth White, MD Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

Unveiling the Gap: Addressing the Underrepresentation of Diverse Patient Populations in Medical Burn Literature

Presenter: Joshua Lewis, MD Candidate, University of Texas Medical Branch

Pill Puzzles in the ER: Decoding Trends of Hydrocodone-Containing Analgesics Use for Back Pain in Emergency Departments

Presenter: Isabelle Thenor-Louis, MD Candidate, SUNY Upstate Medical University - Norton College of Medicine

The Association between Socioeconomic Status and Amblyopia Treatment Compliance Utilizing a Novel Online Tracking Platform

Presenter: Andrea Arline, MD Candidate, Case Western Reserve University

Use of Apple Watch to Acquire Baseline Wearable Biometric Data for Patients with Sickle Cell Disease and Correlations to Symptoms such as Pain and Fatigue

Presenter: Logan Long, MD Candidate, University of North Carolina School of Medicine

Beyond the Scalpel: Exploring Social Determinants in Arthroscopic Rotator Cu Repair

Presenter: Mark Ehioghae, MD Candidate, Medical College of Wisconsin

Representation of Minoritized Individuals in Clinical Trials of Neuro-ophthalmic Import

Presenter: Chisom Maduka, MD Candidate, Baylor College of Medicine

Assessing ChatGPT Responses to Common Patient Questions Regarding Hydrocelectomy

Presenter: Nader Shayegh, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

Intraoperative Steroid Injection in Cranial Vault Reconstruction

Presenter: Gidarell Bryant, MD Candidate, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Examining the Influences of PIM1 Kinase Expression on Clinical Outcomes in Renal Cell Carcinoma

Presenter: Elias Eteshola, MD/PhD Candidate, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Examining the Impact of 1-week Postpartum Mood Checks on Black Mothers

Presenter: Ebunoluwa Olunuga, MD Candidate, Duke University School of Medicine

Association between Blood-Pressure and Pregnancy Outcomes in Mothers with Sickle Cell Disease

Presenter: Sinclaire Davis, MD Candidate, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Relationship between Dietary Intakes and Interleukin-10 levels in Adults Living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD)

Presenter: Rebecca Metellus, Post-baccalaureate Student, National Institute of Health

Learning Curve for Performing Targeted Nipple Areola Complex Re-innervationMoving from Allograft Reconstruction to Direct Coaptation

Presenter: Chase Alston, MD Candidate, Weill Cornell Medicine

Overcoming Acquired Resistance to HER Protein Inhibitors in HPV+ HNSCC

Presenter: Melissa Kumi, MD Candidate, Yale School of Medicine

The e ects of Digital Health Interventions on Health Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors: An Umbrella Review Protocol

Presenter: Linda Yamthe, MD Candidate, University of Houston Tilman J Fertitta Family College of Medicine

Community Service

Maximum Virtual Portion of Chocolate Milkshake Predicts Weight Loss after Bariatric Surgery Through Intake Capacity

Presenter: Jeon Hamm, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

Serving New Orleans: The Patient Demographics of Tulane Student-Run Clinics

Presenter: Bethany Norwood, MD Candidate, Tulane University School of Medicine

Evaluating the Impact of Pick-Up Sports and Health Initiative on Health Promotion and Interest in Healthcare Careers Among School-Aged Children

Presenter: Jude Okonkwo, MD Candidate, Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons

Health, Policy and Advocacy

Barriers and Facilitators to Teaching Anti-Racism in the Clinical Environment: A Mixed Methods Study of Academic Clinicians

Presenter: Shay Taylor, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

The Impact of H-Index in Predicting Academic Radiation Oncology Promotion

Presenter: Monique Westley, DO Candidate, New York Institute of Technology, Arkansas

A Comparative Analysis of Mental Health Resources at U.S. Medical Schools

Presenter: Jada Moore, MD Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

Working Towards Representation on Family Advisory Councils

Presenter: Asia Wooten, MD Candidate, Oregon Health and Science University

Crowdfunding to Compensate for Financial Burdens of Patients with Systemic Sclerosis

Presenter: Theordore Okoli, MD Candidate, Chicago Medical School, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Maternity Care Deserts and Maternal Mortality: Bridging the Gap in Maternal Healthcare in Florida

Presenter: Alexis Kendall, MD Candidate, Florida State University College of Medicine

Analysis of Injury Incidence and Prevalence following Expansion of the NFL Regular Season

Presenter: Jasmine Walker, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

What about Race? A Systematic Review on the Racial Disparities seen in Kidney Xenotransplantation Literature

Presenter: Ijeoma Obizoba, MD Candidate, University of Maryland School of Medicine

Baseline Characteristics of Sleep-related Impairment and Mental Health Comorbidity among Youth Experiencing Homelessness: The HOME Trial

Presenter: Jazmin Arce, Graduate Student, The Ohio State University

Medicare’s Value-Based Purchasing Program and 30-Day Mortality at Hospitals

Caring for High Proportions of Black Adults

Presenter: Ashley Kyalwazi, MD Candidate, Harvard Medical School

Invited African-American Radiation Oncology Grand Rounds Speakers: DEI or Die?

Presenter: Ifeanyi Ekpunobi, MD Candidate, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Increasing Promotora-led Bystander CPR Training in Latino Communities

Presenter: Citlali Perez, MD Candidate, David Ge en School of Medicine

FDA Regulation of Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning

Presenter: Babajide Owosela, MD Candidate, Emory University School of Medicine

Hospital at Home – Saving Costs, Preserving Care

Presenter: Destine Ede, MD/MBA Candidate, Medical College of Georgia

After School– Out of Luck? The Physician’s Role in Providing Guidelines to After-School Clubs/Organization Working with Children with Chronic Medical Conditions

Presenter: Kasidy Carson, DO Candidate, Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine

Proposal for Reducing Maternal Mortality in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Presenter: Paige Wilson, DO Candidate, Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

Medical Education

Impact of a Professional Enrichment Course on Medical Student Interest in and Knowledge of Otolaryngology

Presenter: Zainab Balogun, MD Candidate, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Improving Replant Perfusion Monitoring Utilizing an Asynchronous Education Module

Presenter: Terry Gordon, MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College School of Medicine

E ectiveness of a Pipeline Program to Support Diversity in Medicine: Rush SNMA Building Blocks Program

Presenter: Kaitlyn N Jackson, MD Candidate, Rush Medical College

Sex Ed for Future Medical Providers: Female Sexual Function and Dysfunction

Education for Second-Year Medical Students

Presenter: Esther Iyanobor, MD/MPH Candidate, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Contemporary Evaluation, Therapeutic Approaches, and Sustained Care Strategies for Urinary Tract Infections in Geriatric Females

Presenter: Jaylyn Thompson, DO Candidate, Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine

Self-Reported Confidence in Proficiency on MCAT after an Immersive Pathway Program for the Underrepresented Community

Presenter: Korey Walter, DO Candidate, William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Understanding Race-Based Prescribing Practices in Treating Hypertension and its Potential Negative Implications

Presenter: Fredericka Hendricksen, MD Candidate, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

An Analysis of the Relationship Between Mentorship in Students Underrepresented in Medicine and Top 5 Residency Match Outcomes at the Medical College of Georgia

Presenter: Kristin Nzerue, MD Candidate, Medical College of Georgia

Undereducation is Afoot: Assessing the Lack of Acral Lentiginous Melanoma

Educational Materials for Skin of Color

Presenter: Vissy Elad, MD Candidate, Northeast Ohio Medical University

Understanding Knowledge of Emergency Medicine in Ghanaian Medical Schools

Presenter: Aisha Suhaiba, MD Candidate, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

Sexual Harassment and Violence in U.S. Medical Schools: A Cross-Sectional Study

Presenter: Daryl Traylor, DO Candidate, University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine

E ectiveness of a Pipeline Program to Support Diversity in Medicine: Rush SNMA Building Blocks Program

Presenter: Kaitlyn N Jackson, MD Candidate, Rush Medical College

Fostering African American Representation in Academia: Where are We Now?

Presenter: Adannaya Ihediwa, MD Candidate, University of Texas Medical Branch

Evaluating the Impact of the Virtual Future Leaders in Surgery Symposium for Underrepresented Students in Orthopaedic, Plastic, and Neurological Surgery

Presenter: Antoinette Charles, MD/MPH Candidate, Duke University School of Medicine

Predictability of the MCAT Critical Analysis and Reasoning Section on U.S. Medical School Success for English Language Learners

Presenter: Jazmin Belton, MD Candidate, Drexel University College of Medicine

Three-year Update of a Virtual Educational Neurosurgery Symposium: A Call for Longitudinal Support and Mentorship

Presenter: Destiny Green, MD Candidate, Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine

3-Dimensional Surgical Anatomy of the Parapharyngeal Space: A Digital Anatomical Model Derived from Radiographic Images, Peer-Reviewed Literature, and a Illustration

Presenter: Gabriela Calcano, MD Candidate, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Parental Engagement and Satisfaction of Reach Out To Youth: A Medical Profession Pathway Program for Underserved Youth

Presenter: Nathan Hankerson, MD Candidate, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine

Online Education and Orthopedic Surgery

Presenter: Manuel Stackey, MD Candidate, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University

Disability and Medicine: Barriers Faced by Medical Student with Disabilities

Presenter: Ertha Sefu Omba, MD/MPH Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

Characterizing Mnemonic Density in First Aid For the USMLE Step 1

Presenter: Rachel Akers, MD Candidate, Rush Medical College

"Unveiling Perspectives: A Deep Dive into First-Year Medical Students' Awareness and Insight on Sexual Assault"

Presenter: Savannah Stewart, MD Candidate, Albany Medical College

Social and Behavioral Sciences and Public Health

Travelers’ Healthcare for Immigrant and Refugee Communities in Minnesota: An Assessment of Primary Care Providers’ Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, Educational Gaps, and Resource Needs

Presenter: Aissatou Bah, MD Candidate, University of Minnesota Medical School

Get2PrEP3.0: An Initiative to Reduce Missed Opportunities for the Provision of HIV Prevention Services for Patients Testing Positive for STIs

Presenter: Eshiemomoh Osilama, MD Candidate, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

Inequities in Peripartum Pain Management of People of Color with Substance Use Disorders

Presenter: Tabhata Paulet, MD Candidate, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Exploring the Relationship between Cardiovascular Disease and Caribbean Populations: A PICO-Based Approach and Community Needs Assessment

Presenter: Martine Domond, Post-baccalaureate Student

The E ect of ACEs in the Prevalence of IPV and Intergenerational Trauma in Colombian Women

Presenter: Iovana Bonfante Gonzalez, MD Candidate, Loyola Stritch School of Medicine

Young People’s Voices on Environmental Ethics - A Trinational Qualitative Study

Presenter: Amber Acquaye, MD Candidate, Yale School of Medicine

Inequities in Peripartum Pain Management of People of Color with Substance Use Disorders

Presenter: Tabhata Paulet, MD Candidate, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Exploring the Impact of Neighborhood Socioeconomic Disadvantage on Vasectomy Rates: A Study in Middle Georgia

Presenter: Latisha Carswell, MD Candidate, Mercer University School of Medicine

The Best Trimester to Perform a Cholecystectomy

Presenter: Ruthvik Thaghalli Sunilkumar, MD Candidate, St. George's University School of Medicine

Addressing Barriers to Black Americans Participation in Clinical Trials: A Faith-based Community Survey

Presenter: Alexandra Stone, MD Candidate, Wayne State University School of Medicine

Ankle Fractures and Follow-Up Failure: Is Proper Charting the Solution?

Presenter: Laura Okechukwu, MD Candidate, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University

Focal Nodular Hyperplasia Prevalence Among Pediatric Neuroblastoma Survivors

Presenter: Ashanay Allen, MD Candidate, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Uterine Fibroid Prevalence in a Predominantly Black, Chicago-Based Cohort

Presenter: Tecora Turner, MD Candidate, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

KNOWledge and Understanding of Sickle Cell Trait: A Global Health Disparity Survey - KNOW Ur SCT

Presenter: Abibat Oshiobugie-Suleiman, MD Candidate, St George's University School of Medicine

Developing Social Media Content for Patient Education on Acanthosis Nigricans

Presenter: Adrienne Mitchell, MD Candidate, The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University

Trends of Pediatric Gun Violence Along the Alabama and Mississippi Gulf Coast: A

5-Year Retrospective Analysis

Presenter: Jada Ashford, MD Candidate, University of South Alabama Whiddon College of Medicine

Increasing Blood Diversity: How Blood Center Websites Tackle Critical Blood Shortages for Sickle Cell Patients through Recruitment of African American Donors

Presenter: My-Asia Chaplin, Postbaccalaureate Student, National Institutes of Health

Enhancing Detection of Depression within Primary Health Care in Ghana: Barriers and Facilitators

Presenter: Vongai Tizora, MD Candidate, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Improving Health Equity for Children Who are Multiply Marginalized: A Narrative Review of Intersectional Interventions

Presenter: Ateh Fonteh, MD/MPH Candidate, Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine

The Culture of Recovery: An E cacy Study on Applied Theatre Intervention in Recovery and Healthcare

Presenter: Kelviyana Walker, MD Candidate, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

Conceptualizing Substance Use Behaviors in Medical Trainees: A Systematic Scoping Review

Presenter: Dolapo Akintunde, MD Candidate, University of Houston College of Medicine

The Role of SDOH in Influencing the Morbidity and Mortality of Various Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases in the United States and South American Countries

Presenter: Elisabeth Point Du Jour, MD/MPH Candidate, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

Where Children Drown: Surprising Connection with Socioeconomic Status

Presenter: Bianca Nortelus, DO Candidate, University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine

A Descriptive Analysis of Family Navigation Activities for Early Autism Diagnosis

Presenter: Mattie Watts, MD Candidate, Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine

Addressing Hypertension: Insights From Atlanta's Community-Based Screenings

Presenter: Nolan Stubbs, MD Candidate, Morehouse School of Medicine

Reactions to the Racism is a Public Health Crisis Declaration in Milwaukee County Wisconsin

Presenter: Jessieka Knazze, MD/MPH Candidate, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Interest in Fentanyl Drug Testing and Predicted Behavior Change After Overdose in the Emergency Department Among Hispanic/Latino versus Non-Hispanic/Latino Individuals

Presenter: Christina Franqui, MD Candidate, Columbia University Irving Medical Center

Assessing Health Literacy to Improve Nutrition Education in Urban Communities

Presenter: Chelsea Onyeji, MD Candidate, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

A Qualitative Examination of the Lived Experiences of Black Americans in Opioid Misuse Recovery

Presenter: Malachi Miller, MD Candidate, University of Houston College of Medicine

Perinatal and Postnatal Outcomes in Unhoused Populations

Presenter: Prashun Chanda, MD Candidate, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - New Orleans

Translational Science

Healthcare Utilization and Cost of Care Analysis of Patients with Sickle Cell Disease with High vs. Low Biomarkers: A Retrospective Chart Review

Presenter: Ryan Dingle, MD Candidate, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine

Glioblastoma Multiforme Tumor Volume and Persistence of Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cells Following Treatment

Presenter: Devi Veerppan, MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College School of Medicine

Investigating the Utility of Plasma Proteins as Surrogates for Truncal Fat Measurements and Type 2 Diabetes Prediction in the UK Biobank Study

Presenter: Kevin Nzenkue, MD Candidate, Meharry Medical College

Application of Artificial Intelligence: A Deep Learning Diagnostic Framework to Detect Malignant Melanoma

Presenter: Cya Johnson, MD Candidate, University of South Alabama College of Medicine

The Advancement in Joint Replacement Surgery: A Look at the Latest Techniques and Technologies

Presenter: Esther Mallet, DO Candidate, Sam Houston State University

Genetic Variation in Beta Globin Across Mammalian Species

Presenter: Kellsey Carter, Post-baccalaureate Student, College of William and Mary

Probing for Genetic Markers on Cytologically Prepared Slides Using Malignant Cells Using RNA-ISH

Presenter: Nahid Howard, DO Candidate, Western University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine

2024 WCJRF

Oral

Presentations

Evaluating the Impact of Expanded Low Risk Behavior Guidelines with PrEP Use on Recruitment of Participants into HVTN Phase 1 Studies

Presenter: Anis El Marzouki, MD/MBA Candidate, University of North Carolina School of Medicine

The Incidence of Pancreatic Fistula Rates after Distal Pancreatectomy: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Transection Techniques

Presenter: Brian Wadugu, PhD, MD Candidate, Carle Illinois College of Medicine

Identifying a Downstream Target of TBX1, a Gene Encoded in the 22q11.2 Locus, for Oligodendrogenesis and Cognitive Function

Presenter: Anne Wells, MD/PhD Candidate, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

State of A airs of Family Planning Services in D.C.

Presenter: Kiara Lowery, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

Healing Voices: A Study of Black Women’s Cancer Advocacy

Presenter: Yasmine Gri ths, MD Candidate, Howard University College of Medicine

2024 Global Health Fellows Research Poster Presentations

A Systematic Review of Barriers to Pelvic Floor Therapy Accessibility and Utilization of Services among Latina and Hispanic Women in the United States

Presenter(s): Lauren Bagneris and Alejandra Sataray-Rodriguez

Exploring Community-Based Interventions to Improve Maternal Mental Health in Low to Middle Income Countries

Presenter(s): Abigael Mbaluka, Benita Ashu, and Mesgana Dagnachew

Exploring the Impact of Midwives on Maternal Health Outcomes in Black American and Immigrant Black Women from Lower-Middle Income Countries

Presenter(s): Jazmine Richardson, Oluwatomi Lawal, Rachael Oyebade, and Elizabeth Parker

How La Cuarentena Shapes Postpartum Recovery: Contrasting Latinx Traditions with U.S. Practices

Presenter(s): Alexis Thompson, Sena Tamaklo, Camari Mike, and Desiree' Eaglin

Influence of Social Media on Nutrition in Sub-Saharan Africa

Presenter(s): Brooke Birks

Insight into Health Initiatives and Disparities in the Latinx/Hispanic Population: A Proposed Medical Spanish Program

Presenter(s): Simone Moore

Maternal Healthcare System and Outcomes between United States and Nigeria

Presenter(s): Natalie Toro, Abiola Adekunle, Ahmad Avery, and Brelynn Hunt

Maternal Mortality in Latin America and its Relation to Prenatal Care

Presenter(s): Claudio Salinas and Paige Wilson

Mental Health of Justice-Involved Youth in sub-Saharan Africa

Presenter(s): Amber Okoye, Rachael Johnson, Donovan Dennis, and Dontranika Horton

The impact of homelessness during pregnancy on maternal and child health outcomes in the United States

Presenter(s): Shishona Jones, Rebecca Mirville, and Prashun Chanda

2024 National Health Policy and Legislative A airs Poster Presentations

2024 National Health Policy and Legislative A airs Poster Presentations

Topic: Maternal Mortality & Women’s Health

Presenter(s): Alexis Kendall, MD Candidate, Florida State University College of Medicine

Topic: Pediatrics & Healthcare Access for Children

Presenter(s): Kelly Barry, MD Candidate, University of Michigan Medical School

Topic: Firearm Safety/Prevention and its e ect on Children’s Mental Health

Presenter(s): Donovan Dennis, MD Candidate, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine

Topic: Maternal Mortality & Extended/Paid Paternal/Maternal Leave

Presenter(s): Quynh Tran, MD Candidate, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine

Lurie Children’s is ranked the #1 Children’s Hospital in Illinois.

FOURTH YEAR & BEYOND TRACK

THURSDAY - MARCH 28, 2024

Final Destination: Selecting a Fellowship

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 273

Navigate the maze of fellowship options with expert guidance. Join us for an informative session on selecting the ideal fellowship, exploring opportunities, and making informed career decisions.

You’re Matched! Now What?

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

You did it! You matched and have roughly 4 months until residency starts! Get practical tips and guidance on navigating the next steps after matching. From preparing for residency orientation to maximizing your transition, this session sets you on the path to a successful start in your medical career.

Private or Hospital? Understanding Physician Employment Options

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 262

Explore the pros and cons of private practice versus hospital employment, gaining clarity to make informed decisions about your career trajectory. Whether you're a medical student, or soon-to-be resident this session o ers valuable insights to guide your career journey.

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

Maximizing Your Intern Year

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 261

Navigate the challenges and opportunities of intern year with expertise. Learn essential strategies to make the most of this critical phase in your medical journey for personal and professional growth.

Money Talk: Making it to Your First Paycheck

9:30 – 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 261

Budgeting 101 for new residents to improve financial literacy toward creating generational wealth. This session will explore everyone's number one financial stressor with individualized ways of mitigating it.

Amplifying Voices: The Black Female OB/GYN Experience - an interactive workshop

10:30 – 11:20 AM

MCC- Room 271

Meet Your Neighbor: 4th Year Meet & Greet

10:30 AM-12:00 PM

MCC – Room 261

Connect with your fellow fourth-year students or meet future resident colleagues who will be training in your area during this casual meet-and-greet session. Share experiences, network, make new friends or conference buddies as you prepare for the next phase of your journey.

Contracts, Benefits, & 401Ks: How to Pick a Job

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 261

Navigate the complexities of job selection with our session on contracts, benefits, and 401(k)s. Gain insights into evaluating o ers, understanding benefits packages, and making informed decisions to secure the right job for your future.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

The Ultimate Residency Preparation Plan

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 264

Get ready for residency with confidence! Learn crucial steps, tips, and strategies to make a smooth and successful transition into your medical residency. Your journey begins here!

To Rent or Buy: Which Choice is Best for Me?

11:00 – 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 264

This session o ers insights tailored to the unique circumstances of trainees and healthcare professionals, helping you navigate the decision between renting and buying to make the best choice for your career and lifestyle.

Can You Really Do It All?

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 278

This session will focus on helping attendees understand the professional options available to them while advancing their personal lives. This session will help attendees figure out how they can accomplish the things that matter the most to them.

Follow Your Heart: Choosing a Career in Cardiology

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 264

Students and residents interested in a cardiology fellowship are encouraged to attend this session. Topics will include areas like ‘best things to do in your interviews’, ‘how to be a top competitor among your peers and more.

PREMEDICAL TRACK

THURSDAY - MARCH 28, 2024

MD vs DO: A Student Perspective

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 274

A MAPS panel and Q&A session that will focus on the MD Education, DO Education, Residency Comparison, Admission Requirements, Osteopathic Manipulation, MCAT Comparison Scores, as well as, and misconceptions regarding both medical degrees from a current medical student perspective.

So, You Want to Be a Doctor?

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 275

So, You Want to Be a doctor? Come and hear from amazing physician leaders and learn about what an average day looks like, why they chose their specialty, and the route they took to get there!

A Dream Deferred, not a Dream

Denied: When the Answer is Yes

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 261

This speaker session provides crucial insights and actionable steps for applicants looking to strengthen their medical school application after facing previous challenges. Gain valuable feedback, and e ective techniques to enhance your application to increase your chances of securing a medical school acceptance.

Everything I Wish I Knew as a Premedical Student

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 264

This session discusses the top things current medical students and physicians wish they knew when they were sitting in the shoes of current premedical students. Additionally, the session discusses the "hidden rules" of how to navigate the system towards success medicine. This session aims to be inspirational and remind students that they can and will make it!

Selling Your Story: Personal Statement

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 278

The Personal Statement Review Workshop will provide essential tools to pre-medical attendees on how to craft an impactful personal statement. Embrace creative writing and e ective storytelling to authentically share YOUR unique story! Unlock the key to commanding admissions committees' interest!

Research Exploration at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

4:00– 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 263

The National Institutes of Health houses several research programs for students to work alongside leading scientists to build and sustain the biomedical, behavioral, clinical, and social science research pipeline of tomorrow. Whether you are in high school or a recent college graduate, there is a program and project for you!

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

Navigating the Medical School Application

8:30 – 9:20 PM

MCC – Room 273

Wondering how to utilize the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS), American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Application Service (AACOMAS), or the Texas Medical & Dental Schools (TMDAS) Application Service? Attend the session to get an overview of each application service and ask questions about the application process.

Mock Interviews Workshop

9:30 – 10:20 PM

MCC – Room 278

Participate in this interactive interview workshop designed to refine your interview techniques. Practice common questions, receive personalized feedback, and boost your confidence for upcoming interviews. Pre-register to reserve your spot and maximize your preparation! Additional details to sign-up will be sent to all premedical conference attendees.

International Medical School on the Western Hemisphere

10:30 - 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 27 3

Are you curious about studying abroad as a medical student? Are you interested in gaining exposure to diverse cultural experiences? Then, attending a foreign medical school may be right for you. Attend this workshop to learn more from current international medical students who attend Canadian, Caribbean, and South American medical school.

Study Like a Doctor: High E ciency, High Yield Study Strategies for the MCAT I

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 273

How well students perform on the MCAT depends on whether they can analyze passage data and apply scientific reasoning skills to answer questions. Join us to learn how to hone your unique learning style and test-taking strategies to master the concepts required for MCAT success.

Balancing Roles: Managing a Family, Relationships, & Responsibilities

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 273

Balancing Roles is a panel session where pre-medical attendees can hear from aspiring physicians and current medical students who share similar responsibilities and learn how to balance their partner, family, and other responsibilities. Gain understanding on how to make informed decisions on where to attend medical school based on familial and caregiving roles.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

Just DO it: Osteopathic Medicine

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 276

Are you interested in attending an Osteopathic Medical School? Do you want to learn more about the similarities and di erences in osteopathic medical education? Look no further. Attend this panel, led by students, to discover more about the osteopathic medical student's journey to becoming a physician. This interactive session will introduce osteopathic principles, osteopathic manipulative techniques, and information about the application process.

Applying to US Medical School: Success Stories of International Applicants

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 278

From Abroad to U.S. School Admission: Success Stories of International Applications is a medical student panel session catered to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), immigrant, foreign exchange students, and other international students o ering invaluable insights and guidance on successfully applying to medical schools, ensuring their diverse experiences and qualifications shine through the admissions process.

True Life: I’m a Medical Student 11:00 – 11:50 A MCC – Room 270

This question-and-answer panel session is an opportunity for pre-medical attendees to ask current medical students all about medical school and life as a medical student. Panelists range from first to fourth-year medical students who attend allopathic and osteopathic medical schools.

Study Like a Doctor: High E ciency, High Yield Study Strategies for the MCAT II

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 270

How well students perform on the MCAT depends on whether they can analyze passage data and apply scientific reasoning skills to answer questions. Join us to learn how to hone your unique learning style and test-taking strategies to master the concepts required for MCAT success.

A Career Through Service: Military & Medicine

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 271

What is military medicine? Whether entering through the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) or the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP), students gain rewarding opportunities throughout their careers in service to their patients and the United States. Come learn about the unique experience of receiving your medical education through the military and the various career pathways to enter.

The Graduate Medical Education program at Allegheny Health Network (AHN) o ers fellowships and residencies to prepare you for your future in the medical field.

We Shape the Future of Medicine

AHN fellows and residents experience hands-on learning from leaders in their field, as well as the latest technologies and techniques.

Our hospitals and outpatient surgery centers provide the latest technologies for delivering high quality care and surgical excellence.

Residents and fellows get a feel for working within a robust health system where they can look forward to playing an integral role.

HEALTH & ADVOCACY TRACK

Thursday - MARCH 28, 2024

Going Beyond Pronouns: Best Practices in Gender A rming Care

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 274

This session will provide a brief history of America’s healthcare system’s impact on the LGBTQ+ community, including a discussion on the current political climate and ways to cultivate an a rming environment for transgender patients. Attendees will learn strategies and history-taking skills to establish trust with the patient and create an all-inclusive environment.

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

Correctional Medicine: Promoting Health and Interrupting the Prison Pipeline

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 270

This workshop aims to expose medical students to medical careers that serve marginalized communities beyond the clinical setting. We aim to challenge students to address their implicit biases surrounding the incarcerated population and explore ways to contribute to this underserved population beyond clinical medicine.

Resolutions & Policy Writing Workshop

9:30 – 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 270

In partnership with the AMA-MSS committee, this workshop will introduce students to the basics of resolutions and their place in legislation. In addition, students will hear from AMA representatives on best practices to

write a successful resolution and ways to get resolutions passed at national meetings.

Through Our Lens: Advocacy through Story Telling & Narrative Medicine

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 264

As students and residents from various backgrounds, our stories are uniquely ours. We never know how our own journey and experiences can influence others or give hope. This session is dedicated to those curious about alternative forms of publications, including op-eds and novels. Students will learn how to use their voices to advocate for themselves and their patients.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

A Black Woman’s Journey Through Childbirth

11:00 – 11:50 AM

MCC – Room 263

Black women are 3 to 4 times as likely to experience death during or shortly after child delivery. This session aims to address health disparities a ecting Black Women while proposing realistic solutions both in clinical practice and through a call to action via legislation.

Altering the Structure of How We Practice: Health Equity Beyond Clinical Medicine

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 263

This session will address various ways to address health equity and healthcare access for underserved communities outside of standard clinical practice. Medical students, residents, and faculty will hear from physicians who decided to utilize their medical degrees beyond what is expected or advertised.

RESEARCH TRACK

Sponsored by NEJM Group

THURSDAY-MARCH 28, 2024

A Legacy of Care: Dr. Jordan’s Impact & the Oasis Clinic’s Enduring Influence

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 276

Join us for a special session honoring the legacy of Dr. Wilbert C. Jordan, a trailblazer in medicine and research. Explore his groundbreaking work, particularly the Oasis Clinic's community-focused approach to HIV/AIDS. A representative from Oasis Clinic will share his impact on modern medicine, inspiring students to engage meaningfully with their communities.

Creating Impactful Abstracts

4:00 – 4:50 PM

MCC – Room 269

Uncover the essentials of abstracts, transforming them into powerful poster presentations. Learn the do's and don'ts for impactful abstract and poster delivery in this comprehensive workshop.

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

Future Researchers in Medicine

9:30– 11:30 AM

MCC – Room 262

The Future Researchers in Medicine (FRIM) will present their TED-like talks during AMEC! All AMEC attendees are welcome to attend and participate in discussions about the student research.

Three-Minute Thesis Pitch Competition

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 262

Witness the excitement as participants distill their complex research into compelling 3-minute pitches. Engage in this high-energy competition showcasing the essence of diverse theses in a flash!

Becoming a Physician Scientist

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 262

Embark on the MD-PhD path with confidence. Explore the application process, research components, and interview strategies for a successful physician-scientist career.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

Research Dos & Don’ts

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 269

Unlock the secrets to successful research endeavors with this comprehensive session. Learn the dos and don'ts to ensure a successful and ethical research journey.

Research Post-Baccalaureate

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 269

The panel will consist of current and former post-bacc researchers who will engage with students to answer any questions that they may have about the application process and raise awareness about the di erent types of research opportunities o ered at various institutions.

Research Spotlight: Oral Presentations

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 270

Join us for a dynamic session featuring succinct oral presentations. Four SNMA members will delve into their research in 10-minute rounds, followed by engaging Q&A.

B I RM I N G H A M, A LABAM A A PLAC E F O R E VE RY O N E

SKILLS TRACK

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

Vital Skills 101

9:30 – 10:20 AM

MCC – Room 272

Through this interactive experience, participants will gain essential skills to be successful where it most counts! This session provides valuable practical hands-on experience and opportunities to foster connections with peers in a collaborative learning environment.

Elevating your Orthopedic Skills

10:30 AM– 12:00 PM

MCC – Room 272

Step into the dynamic world of orthopedics with this interactive workshop designed to provide hands-on exposure to the specialty. Through a series of immersive activities, participants will gain practical experience in orthopedic techniques, procedures, and assessments. Led by experienced orthopedic practitioners and professionals, this workshop o ers a unique opportunity to engage directly with the tools and methodologies of the field. You might even get to hit something!

So, You Want to Try OMM? An Interactive Workshop

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

MCC – Room 272

The workshop is an interactive osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM) aka osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) skills lab. Current third and fourth-year osteopathic medical school students will be educated on the indications for OMT and teach hands-on treatments under the supervision of an attending physician. The workshop is for interested pre-med students, medical students, residents, and physicians.

Prepare for the Unknown: Emergency Essentials

3:00 – 3:50 PM

MCC – Room 263

Attention all passengers: we have a medical

emergency. “Is there a doctor on board?" In this critical session, we prepare you to respond e ectively to unforeseen emergencies, whether on a plane or in a natural disaster. Explore proactive measures and expert protocols to ensure readiness and safeguard against uncertainty.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

Emergency Medicine Skills

10:00 AM– 12:00 PM

MCC – Room 272

Explore essential skills in a dynamic emergency medicine session. Learn through interactive simulations and expert guidance, gaining confidence in handling various emergencies e ectively.

Technology in Medicine

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 279

Dive into the world of surgical specialties with our immersive workshop. From Ophthalmology simulation (OpthoSim) to Laparoscopy training, participants will gain practical experience and insights across diverse surgical fields.

How to Break Bad News

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

Gain confidence in navigating challenging conversations and fostering understanding and healing with this insightful session on the delicate art of delivering di cult news. Learn e ective communication strategies, empathetic techniques, and supportive approaches to convey sensitive information with compassion and professionalism.

Basic Suturing Workshop

2:00 – 4:00 PM

MCC – La Nouvelle A

Ready to gain the essential skills for closing wounds confidently? This hands-on workshop is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in the art of wound closure. Perfect for beginners with no prior suturing experience or those who want to reinforce their suturing skills.

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WELLNESS TRACK

THURSDAY-MARCH 28, 2024

The Wellness Room

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

MCC – Room 346

Whether you seek solace in prayer, wish to delve into deep meditation, reflect on life's journey, or simply desire a moment of tranquility, this space is yours to embrace.

Leveraging Art for Health Communication and Wellness: A Sketching Workshop

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

In times of emergency and adversity, art can support us as we emotionally navigate the route of overcoming an illness or injury. The process of creating and appreciating the arts may inspire healing and holistic wellbeing. Join us for a sketching workshop to learn how to use art for wellness and communication in medicine!

Gems of Encouragement & Digging for Diamonds: AMEC Service Challenge Board

1:00 – 6:00 PM

MCC- Hall G, #653

This service-based initiative aims to inspire and empower AMEC attendees to reach new depths of service and personal growth while fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.

The Essential Integration of LGBTQIA+ Health into Medical Education

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 277

This session seeks to address the need

for the incorporation of LGBTQIA+ health into medical education and the urgency to equip future physicians with the knowledge needed to treat patients from diverse backgrounds.

FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 2024

The Wellness Room

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

MCC – Room 346

Whether you seek solace in prayer, wish to delve into deep meditation, reflect on life's journey, or simply desire a moment of tranquility, this space is yours to embrace.

Vitals of Self Care

8:30 – 9:20 AM

MCC – Room 264

This wellness-focused fire-side chat aims to help students identify the importance of self-care in their lives. This session will discuss the foundations of self-care, its importance, and how even in the business of life, self-care can be implemented.

Gems of Encouragement & Digging for Diamonds: AMEC Service Challenge Board

8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

MCC- Hall G, #653

This service-based initiative aims to inspire and empower AMEC attendees to reach new depths of service and personal growth while fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.

Financing Fourth Year

10:30 – 11:20 AM

MCC – Room 274

This session you will hear from a panel of graduating 4th years, residency leadership, and financial planners on tips

and tricks to ensure that you can a ord away rotations, application fees, and debt while prioritizing wellness.

Daily Wellness Habits for a Career in Medicine

2:00 – 2:50 PM

MCC – Room 264

Learn how to prioritize your well-being as a future doctor. Explore vital daily wellness habits to cultivate resilience, balance, and sustainable health throughout your medical career.

SATURDAY - MARCH 30, 2024

The Wellness Room

8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

MCC – Room 346

Whether you seek solace in prayer, wish to delve into deep meditation, reflect on life's journey, or simply desire a moment of tranquility, this space is yours to embrace.

Gems of Encouragement & Digging for Diamonds: AMEC Service Challenge Board

8:30 AM – 3:00 PM

MCC – Hall G, #653

This service-based initiative aims to inspire and empower AMEC attendees to reach new depths of service and personal growth while fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.

Establishing Welcoming Environments for LGBTQIA+ Patients

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 276

This session seeks to equip all current and aspiring physicians with tools

needed to create a welcoming environment for LGBTQIA+ patients within healthcare while acknowledging the barriers patients face when seeking medical care.

Got Debt? No Sweat - National Health Service Corps Scholarships and Loan Repayment

10:00 – 10:50 AM

MCC – Room 262

This session will detail scholarship and loan repayment opportunities available for aspiring health professionals through the Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration. Our programs o er unique opportunities to limit, reduce, or even pay o educational debt in exchange for practicing primary care in an underserved community.

Creating an Inclusive Environment for the URiM Learner

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 273

Underrepresented minorities in medicine tend to encounter more challenges during their educational journey. Join us to learn the importance of creating an inclusive environment for URiM learners to help them not only survive but also thrive within the educational system.

Making Room for it All: Career & Family Planning

12:00 – 12:50 PM

MCC – Room 276

A panel and a Q&A session that consists of medical school students, residents, and junior attendings that can discuss their experience with getting married and family planning during medical school, residency, and post training. The goal is to address questions regarding balancing big life milestones in medical school and residency, and how to e ectively communicate personal needs with your respective programs.

The Entrepreneurial Doctor

1:00 – 1:50 PM

MCC – Room 275

Launching your entrepreneurial journey is an empowering session focused on inspiring attendees with the necessary tools and knowledge to kickstart their own business. Many students explore side-hustles to supplement their finances in today's economic climates explore side-hustles to supplement their finances.

Premedical Recruitment Fair Exhibitors

*Sponsors

University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine 606 and Community Health

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center 506; 508

*US Army Medical Recruiting Brigade 412

UT Health San Antonio 650

UVA Medical Center 331

Vanderbilt Emergency Medicine 207; 209

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine 311

Virginia Commonwealth University Massey 430 Comprehensive Cancer Center

Waco Family Medicine 328; 330 Washington Permanente Medical Group 236; 238

Weill Cornell Medicine 621

Yale New Haven Health System 340

Yale School of Medicine 618; 620

Pediatrics Residency

Program

• 25 Residents per year

• 2 years training for 2 Pediatric Neurology and 1 Medical Genetics & Genomics resident per year

Physician Scientist Training Development Program

• 1 resident per year

• Integrated Research Pathway

• 11 months protected research time

Pediatric Diversity Inclusion Council

• Fosters a learning community that reflects the diversity of the patients we serve.

• Recruit and support URiM faculty and trainees.

• Longitudinal curriculum

• Partnering with local community to address health disparities

• Resident Academic Mentored Projects

• Longitudinal research mentorship

• Ranging from Quality Improvement to Basic Science research

directors2023-2024 Board of

POSITION

Chairperson of the Board

President

President-Elect

Vice President

Premedical Board Member

Treasurer

Secretary

Speaker of the House

Parliamentarian

Immediate-Past Chair

Immediate-Past President

Executive Director

Region I Director

Region II Director

Region III Director

Region IV Director

Region V Director

Region VI Director

Region VII Director

Region VIII Director/ Executive Committee

Region IX Director

Region X Director

Academic A airs Co-Chair

Academic A airs Co-Chair

Community Service Co-Chair

Community Service Co-Chair

Convention Planning Co-Chair

Convention Planning Co-Chair

Diversity Research Co-Chair

NAME

Antonio Igbokidi

Veronica Mize

Ja'Nia McPhatter

Adefolarin Alade

Logan Dean

Stella Udoetuk

Kritica Joshi

Brianna Blake

Daniel Nyancho

Denisha Thomas

Dr. Nita Gombakomba

Bridgette Hudson, MBA

Emmanuel Agu

Marissa Pharel

Chukwudumebi "Dumebi" Atuegbu

Kendra Moore

Nikkisha Mills

Hajara Ouattara

Stacy Bawuah

Oluwaseyi Olulana

Brianna Mosley

Jerome Arceneaux

Joanne T. Pierre-Louis

Temitope Adeleke

China ("Shee-nuh") Pierrelus

Miracle Rogers

Deborah Otuno

Jeavanie Desarmes

Alexis Mbakwe

SCHOOL/ORGANIZATION

Burnett School of Medicine at TCU

Mercer University School of Medicine

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Michigan State University College of Human Medicine

Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

UTHealth Science Center at San Antonio

LSUHSC-Shreveport School of Medicine

SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University

Student National Medical Association

University of California, San Francisco

Rush Medical College

Texas Tech HSC El Paso- Paul Foster School of Medicine

Mercer University School of Medicine

Wayne State University School of Medicine

Eastern Virginia Medical School

Frank H. Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University

Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine - Harlem

Meharry Medical College

University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine

Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

Lincoln Memorial University- DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Meharry Medical College

Emory University

West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSITION

Diversity Research Co-Chair

External A airs Co-Chair

External A airs Co-Chair

Health Policy and Legislative

A airs Co-Chair

Health Policy and Legislative

A airs Co-Chair

Internal A airs Co-Chair

Internal A airs Co-Chair

International A airs Co-Chair

International A airs Co-Chair

Membership Co-Chair

Membership Co-Chair

Osteopathic Co-Chair

Osteopathic Co-Chair

Publications Co-Chair

Publications Co-Chair

Professional Board Member

Professional Board Member to EC

Professional Board Member

Professional Board Member

NAME

Erin Johnson

Sydney Baltimore

Anastacia Azor

Karina Wang

Torhiana Haydel

Chi Aguwa

Oluwaseyi Olulana

Nikisha Campbell

Dominique Cameron

Oluwafisayo Jejelowo

Oluwatosin Ibrahim

Jessica Prashad

Deborah Dele-Oni

Mikayla Shields

Oluleke Falade

Love Anani, MD

Donald Carson, MD

Lisa Green, MD

Cornelius Jamison, MD

SCHOOL/ORGANIZATION

Tulane University School of Medicine

American University of Antigua College of Medicine

St Georges University School of Medicine

Nova Southeastern University KPCOM

Edward via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM-Louisiana)

Meharry Medical College

Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

St. George's University SOM

Nova Southeastern University KPCOM

University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine

Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine

Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

SCP Health Medical Director

Louisiana Sports and Wellness

Prisma Health

University of Michigan

STRATEGIC PLANNING COUNCIL

Chief Planning Council Member

Associate Planning Council Member

Associate Planning Council Member

Corporate Planning Council Member

Associate Planning Council Member

Nathan Lott, DO

Terri Malcolm, MD

Toddchelle Young

University of North Carolina School of Medicine

Baylor Scott and White Hillcrest

Baylor Scott and White Hillcrest

Dartmouth Health

MD Candidate, St. George’s University School of Medicine

CMC Biddle Point

Emily Cooper, MD

Anthony Kulukulualani, MD

EMERITI MEMBERS

NAME POSITION

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

Chairperson Emeritus

National President Emeritus

National President Emeritus

National President Emeritus

National President Emeritus

National President Emeritus

National President Emeritus

National Vice President Emeritus

National Treasurer Emeritus

National Treasurer Emeritus

National Treasurer Emeritus

Professional Board Member Emeritus

Professional Board Member Emeritus

Professional Board Member Emeritus

Je rey E. Sterling, MD, MPH, FACEP

Sharon D. Allison-Ottey, MD

Colin C. Ottey, MD

Imo P. Aisku, MD

Patrick C. Hines, MD

Francine E. Garrett-Bakelman, MD, PhD

Spencer G. Nabors, MD, MPH, MA

Nia Banks, MD

Renee Volny-Darko, DO, MBA

Donald Parker, MD

Tyeese Gaines, DO

Adewale Troutman, MD †

J. Nadine Gracia, MD

Bradley C. Carthon, MD

Kameron L. Matthews MD, JD

Travelle Franklin-Ford Ellis, MD, PhD

Brandi Freeman, MD, MS

Priscilla Mpasi, MD

Larnie J. Booker, MD

Steven Spencer, MD

Nana Yaw A. Adu-Sarkodie, MD, MPH

Barry Lewis Harris II, MD

William E. Hines, MD, MS

Dale Sanders, DO, MBA

life SNMA Members

as of February 12, 2024

* = New this year ^ = Honorary Life Member + = Deceased

Adwoa Adu, MD, Greenville, SC

Nana Yaw A. Adu-Sarkodie, MD, New York, NY

Omonivie Agboghidi, MD, Beavercreek, OH

Imo P. Aisiku, MD

Kitan Akinosho, MD, Sanford, NC

Olukoyode Akinsola, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Chizoba O. Akunwanne, MD

Dr. Sheryl Allen, Indianapolis, IN

Sharon Allison-Ottey, MD, Lanham, MD

Love Anani, MD, Nashville, TN

Angela Tierra Anderson, Philadelphia, NY

Cecile Moliva Anendaga, MD, Los Angeles, CA

Priscilla Auguste, Palm Bay, FL

Katherine Ayoade, MD, Paxton, IL

Uchechi Azubuine, MD

Ugochi Azuike, Sugarland, TX

Nia D. Banks, MD, PhD, Baltimore, MD

Johnothan Barlow, MD, Rochester, MN

George W. Barnett, Jr., MD, Columbus, OH

LaTosha M. Batiste, Beaumont, TX

Dr. Jabbar R. Bennett, Providence, RI

Lynn Nkechinyere Benson, Rochester, NY

Alana Biggers, MD, Chicago, IL

Larnie Booker, MD, Somerset, NJ

Jeremy Boyd, MD*

Letitia L. Bradford, MD, Sacramento, CA

Steven Bradley, MD*

Cedric M. Bright, MD, Durham, NC

Nakia Brooks, MD, Montserrat, West Indies

Lawrence Brown, MD, Brooklyn, NY

Ninita H. Brown, MD, Durham, NC

Tracy Burns, MD, Sacramento, CA

Donald Carson, DO, Baton Rouge, LA*

William Carson, MD, Princeton, NJ

Bradley Carthon, MD, PhD, Boston, MA

Christina Hunter Chapman, MD, Belleville, MI

Josya-Gony Charles, MD, Miami, FL

Kene A. Chukwuanu, MD, St. Louis, MO

Marius Chukwurah, MD, Philadelphia, PA*

Zoanne Clack, MD, Los Angeles, CA

Camille A. Clare, MD, Bronxville, NY

Sandro Cloiseau, Farmington, CT

Garfield Clunie, MD, New York, NY

C. Montegue Cobb, MD, Washington, DC ^+

Dr. Robert Connamacher, Pittsburgh, PA ^+

Katya Corado, MD, Long Beach, CA*

Renee J. Crawford, Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Dr. Candice Crichlow, Baltimore, MD

Melanie Crutchfield, MD, Columbus, GA

Monique Armelle Dacanay*

Michelle DaCosta, MD, Cincinnati, OH

Nii-Daako Darko, DO, Mableton, GA

Renee Volny Darko, DO, MBA, Duncansville, PA

Jason Denny, MD, Detroit, MI

Trevor C. Dickey, MD, Seattle, WA

Debra Dixon, MD, Garfield Heights, OH

Chi Chi Do-Nguyen, Penndel, PA

Taylor Dubose-Harris, MD, Bloomington, IN

Aliona Dudnik, Scottsdale, AZ

Patrick E. Dunne, Bronx, NY

Oluwatoyin Duyile*

Lindsay, Dyas, MD

Willarda V. Edwards, MD, Baltimore, MD

Lloyd C. Elam, MD, Nashville, TN

Travelle F-F Ellis, PhD, Danbury, CT

Ukachi N. Emeruwa, MD, New York, NY

Elena S. Eybog, St. Petersburg, FL

Aderonke Falayi, MD, Roanoke, VA

Gabriel Felix, MD, Washington, DC

Christopher M. Ferrell, Tallahassee, FL

Errol Fields, MD, PhD, MPH, Baltimore, MD

Arthur Fleming, MD, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

Mary E. Fleming, MD, Norristown, PA

Tema Nashvalla Fodje, Alpharetta, GA

Krys E. Foster, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Jessica Fowler, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Brandi Kaye Freeman, MD, Denver, CO

C. Freeman, MD, MBA, Marina del Rey, FL

Gloria Frelix, MD, Elizabeth City, NC

Annette Gadegbeku, MD*

Tyeese Gaines, DO, MA, Jersey City, NY

Francine Garrett-Bakelman, MD, PhD, NY, NY

Owen Garrick, MD, Oakland, CA

Eli Gasinu, DO, Ardsley, NY

Kristo Gayle, Lauderdale Lakes, FL

Joyce Guirand Gholson, MD, Deer Park LI, NY

Andrew A. Gonzalez, MD, Chicago, IL

C. Rory Goodwin, PhD, Baltimore, MD

J. Nadine Gracia, MD, Silver Spring, MD

Lewis Graham, MD, Detroit, MI

Elder Granger, Centennial, CO

Lisa Green, MD, MPH, Baltimore, MD

Conair Guillaume, MD, Bronx, NY

Kanisha Hall, MD, Houston, TX

Regina M. Hampton, MD, Washington, DC

Michael Harrell, MD, Worcester, MA

Tina Harris, MD*

Barry L. Harris II, MD, Biloxi, MS

Emily Haynes, MD, Richmond, VA

Candrice R. Heath, MD, Brooklyn, NY

Elaine Hemadi, MD, Iowa City, IA

Ashley Henderson, MD. Houston, TX

Christian Hendrix, MD, St Louis, MO*

Brandon A. Henry, MD, Riverside, NY

DaShawn Hickman, PhD, Cleveland, OH

Cherie C. Hill, MD, Atlanta, GA

Janell G. Hill, MD, PhD, Fort Washington, MD

Patrick Hines, MD, Baltimore, MD

William E. Hines, MD, ME, St. Louis, MO^

Jeannine E. Hogg, MD, Chicago, IL

Michelle Holman, Randolph, MA

Ti ani Houston, MD, PhD, San Antonio, TX

Dana Iglesias, MD, Chapel Hill, NC*

Ellis A. Ingram, MD, MHA, Columbia, MO

Bradley Scott Jackson, MD, Mason, OH

Cornelius Jamison, MD, Christen Johnson, MD, Dayton, OH

Courtney Johnson, MD, Pawtucket, RI

Janice Johnson, MD, Aventura, FL

Makaela Johnson, Greenville, NC*

Christopher Jones, MD, Stockton, CA

Dr. Climentene Jones, Chicago, IL

Carmesha Jordan, Las Vegas, NV

Wilbert C. Jordan, MD, MPH, Los Angeles, CA^

Kimberly Joseph, MD, Chicago, IL

Nedra H. Joyner, MD, Chicago, IL

Connie Kim, MD

Marissa L. Kleinow, MPH, Detroit, MI

Jayne Kubat, DVM, Lewisburg, PA*

Vincent La*

Alden Landry, MD, Boston, MA

Latrice G. Landry, MD, Boston, MA

Daniel Laroche, MD, Queens, NY

Cato Laurencin, MD, PhD, Storrs, CT

Patrick T. Lee, MD, PhD, Madison, WI

Charlita Lockett, Atlanta, GA

Lisa Lowery, MD, Grand Rapids, MI

Niva Lubin-Johnson, MD, Chicago, IL

Monica Lypson, MD, Silver Spring, MD*

Ariana Martin, Washington, DC

Maya Matheny, PhD, Baltimore, MD

William E. Matory, MD, Washington, DC +

Kameron Leigh Matthews, MD, JD, Wash., DC

Randall Maxie, MD, Los Angeles, CA

Leon McCrea II, MD, Pittsburgh, PA

Leon McDougle, MD, Ypsilanti, MI

Christine McGi ert, MD, Daly City, CA

Sandra McGruder-Jackson, MD, Philad., PA

Annette Krouse McLane, Washington, DC ^

Yvette M. McQueen, MD, Jacksonville, FL

Kimberly C. Medhane, MD, Dayton, OH

Jennifer Mascarenhas, MD, New York, NY

Elise V. Mike, New York, NY

Matthew Mims, MD, Maringouin, LA

Brooke M. Mobley, DO, MBA, Philadelphia, PA

Matthew Montgomery, MD, Jersey City, NJ

Kimiko Moore, Nashville, TN

Reilin Moore, Indianapolis, IN*

Karen S. Morris, RN, MD, New Haven, CT

Lucy Moussignac, MD, Brooklyn, NY

Abner A. Murray, PhD, Cleveland Hghts., OH

Priscilla M. Mpasi, Clifton Heights, MD

M. Mokiso Murrill, MD, Baton Rouge, LA

Lucy Moussignac, Brooklyn, NJ

Woodrow Myers, MD, Brentwood, TN

Spencer Nabors, MD, MPH, Brooklyn, NY

Sunshine Nakae, PhD, Riverside, CA*

Giani Franklin Nell, MD, Plantation, FL

Marquita Norman, MD, Winston Salem, NC

Osose Oboh, MD, Baltimore, MD

Kara Odom-Walker, MD, Wilmington, DE

Lucy Ogbu-Nwobodo, MD, Alameda, CA*

Evelyn Ojo, MD, Cleveland, OH

Damilola A. Olatunji, MD, Atlanta, GA

Grace Olagunju, Brooklyn, NY

Ayomide Ojebuoboh*

Samsiya Ona, MD, Bronx, NY

Judy-April N. Oparaji, MD, Fayetteville, NC

Javette C. Orgain, MD, MPH, Chicago, IL

Colin Ottey, MD, Lanham, MD

Ebunoluwa Olawole, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Gloria Oyeniyi, MD, Houston, TX

Adetolu Oyewo, MD, Decatur, GA

Crestina Pacheco

Bernard Palmer, MD, Oakland, CA

Jennifer J. Parker, MD, PhD, San Jose, CA

Christian A. Pean, MD, Bronx, NY

Brittany Phillips, MD, Silver Spring, MD

Kelvin Pollard, MD, St. Louis, MO*

Linda A. Randolph, MD, Washington, DC

George Rausch, PhD, Indianapolis, IN

Larine Reichouni

Angelique Redus-McCoy, MD, Solon, OH

Maurice Redden, MD, St. Louis, MO

Bonzo Reddick, MD, Pooler, GA

Jjais Richards, MD, Leesburg, GA

Reiesha D. Robbins, MD, PhD, Win.-Salem, NC

Carmen T. Robinson, MD, Winston Salem, NC

Loren K. Robinson, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Paul J. Rochon, MD, Denver, CO

Gabriela Rodriguez, MD, Lebanon, PA

Bernice Rumala, MD, Jackson Heights, NY

Coleen Sabatini, MD, Richmond, CA

Dale Sanders, DO, Midland, MI

Lawrence Sanders, MD, Atlanta, GA

Mary R. Sanders, MD, Los Angeles, CA

Yolanda Scarlett, MD, Hillsborough, NC

Ciera M. Sears, MD, Beavercreek, OH

Witzard Seide, Germantown, MD

Sabah Servaes, MD, Morgantown, WV

Cheryl Seymour, MD, St. Louis, MO*

Eric J. Seymour, MD, Seattle, WA

Claudette Shephard, MD, Memphis, TN

Leah Sieck, MD MS, Indianapolis, IN

Cherese G. Smith, MD, Greensboro, NC

David N. Smith, MD, New Haven, CT

Jacqueline Smith, MD, North Carolina

Lorraine M. Smith, MD, Los Angeles, CA

Tyler Smith, MD, Columbia, SC

Vernon C. Smith, MD, Washington, DC

Dennis J. Spencer, PhD, New York, NY

Steven Spencer, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Stuart M. Squires, MD, Fayetteville, NC

Alisha R. Stephens, MD, Athens, OH

Je rey E. Sterling, MD, PhD, Ft. Worth, TX

Katherine Stra ord, MD, Powell, OH

Onajia Stubblefield

Marika V. Tate, Silver Spring, MD

Montoya Taylor, MD, East Province, RI

Clarissa A. Thomas, Stockton, CA

Keniesha Thompson, MD*

Adewale Troutman, MD, Louisville, KY+

Christina A. Twyman, MD, Baltimore, MD

Liz Valencia, MD JD, Rochester, MN

Rachel Villanueva, MD, New York, NY

Mark R. Wakefield, Columbia, MO

Erika N. Walker, MD, Lorton, VA

Kara Odom Walker, MD, MPH, Wilmington, DE

Jennifer R. Walton, MD, Dublin, OH

Krystilyn Washington, Warrenton, VA

Kevin Watson, MD, Akron, OH*

Stephen A. Watson, MD, Flossmoor, IL

Leonard Weather, Jr., MD, New Orleans, LA

Derek West, MD, Houston, TX

Tory Westbrook, MD, East Hampton, CT

Marketa L. Wright, MD, Birmingham, AL

Alisha Williams, MD, Philadelphia, PA

Nakia V. Williams, MD, Detroit, MI

Marian Y. Williams-Brown, MD, Austin, TX

Latasha L. Winston, Newport News, VA

Tyree Winters, DO, The Plains, OH

James E. Wood, MD, Baltimore, MD

Marketa LaShaun Wright, MD, Birmingham, AL

Laine Young-Walker, MD, Columbia, MO

Karen G. Zeman, MD, Bethesda, MD *

Residency and Fellowship Programs

JPS Health Network | Fort Worth, TX

Preparing tomorrow’s physicians for the future is our mission at JPS Health Network. Residents and fellows participate in every facet of care for a diverse patient population.

JPS is a Level I Trauma Center in a county of more than two million people through specialty clinics, community health centers, and more.

JPS Health Network was founded in 1906 to care for the underserved. Today, the hospital is a 582-bed acute care facility which provides more than 1 million annual patient visits to the hospital and outpatient clinics. JPS gives residents and fellows an outstanding opportunity to care for an ethnically, culturally, and socioeconomically diverse population with a commitment to inclusion.

Residency and Fellowship Programs

• Emergency Medicine

• Family Medicine

• Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Why JPS?

• Geriatric Medicine

• Hospice and Palliative Care

• Obstetrics and Gynecology

• Emergency Department patient volumes exceed 120,000 annually

• Dedicated didactics with interactive lecture series

• Orthopaedic Surgery

• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Podiatry

• A Level I Trauma Center with high-acuity patients from a large region of Texas

• State-of-the-art resuscitation rooms

• Robust research opportunities

• Psychiatry

• Sports Medicine

• Transitional Year

• Competitive salary in a vibrant city with a low cost of living

• One ight away from anywhere with close proximity to international airports

JPShealthnet.org/academic-a airs

“The MSHM

program has armed me with the tools to go from having no healthcare experience, to jumping into

my

healthcare role and being able to thrive.”

Jairus Johnson, MSHM’21, Project Manager, IU Health

Indiana University’s Master of Science in Healthcare Management curriculum includes two semesters of leadership experience in a healthcare setting, 14 nationally recognized certi cations, and a focus on wellness.

Two degree tracks:

• No previous industry experience required

• Executive track, designed for working professionals with at least four years of professional experience

1.5 years to complete, with exible in-person, online, or hybrid options

go.iu.edu/mshm-amec

MS in Healthcare Management

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