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Duke's mini-fellowships focus on faculty development offering clinician educators a unique opportunity to learn from expert faculty in geriatrics at one of the nation's leading academic medical centers. The one-week programs are topic intensive highlighting current best practices and providing specific opportunities for participants to grow as educators and leaders. Duke's mini-fellowships are offered with support from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation's Faculty Development to Advance Geriatric Education (FD~AGE) program.
Duke offers annual week-long mini-fellowships on a variety of topics:
Selected scholars participate in hands-on experiences acquiring knowledge, skills and resources in a manner that will enhance geriatrics education and care at their home institutions. Key features of Duke's mini-fellowships include:
Duke's mini-fellowships can benefit all physicians involved in clinical education.
For those accepted and eligible, tuition, room and board will be paid through Duke's participation in the Donald W. Reynolds FD~AGE Consortium. Applicants from D.W. Reynolds supported institutions will be responsible for their own tuition, room, and board costs.
To request an application email our program coordinator, Emily Herbert, at herbe008@mc.duke.edu or call 919-660-7577. |
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