Residents & Fellows Council
The AOGME Residents and Fellows Council (RFC) was established in 2018 to develop future leaders in the osteopathic profession by creating a community and forum for residents and fellows to connect, collaborate and learn.
The AOGME RFC's purpose is to:
- Provide a home for residents and fellows to come together, exchange ideas and network
- Serve as a platform for residents and fellows to voice their ideas and concerns to GME leaders
- Develop future leaders
- Promote well-being along the continuum of GME
- Support advocacy efforts that address the needs of medical trainees
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AOGME Residents and Fellows Council (RFC) Webinar on Residency Post-Interview Tips and Match Strategies
View the webinar on preparing for residency match presented by the AOGME RFC Executive Board. This webinar focuses on post-interview match tips for residency applicants and strategies for how to formulate your program rank list.
January 23, 2023PRESENTERS:
Dimitri Tito, DO; Linda Logan, DO; Allison Daniel, DO; Mustafa Basree, DO, MS; Maria Jones, DO; Anita Albritton
SUMMARY:
View the webinar on preparing for residency match presented by the AOGME RFC Executive Board. This webinar focuses on post-interview match tips for residency applicants and strategies for how to formulate your program rank list.
GME News
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10-Year Anniverary of IOM GME Report - Graduate Medical Education That Meets the Nation’s Health NeedsAugust 06, 2024
July marks the 10-year anniversary of the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) landmark report on Graduate Medical Education (GME), an influential initiative that shaped discussions on GME and laid the groundwork for changes in the education of medical professionals.
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Exploring GME Development Strategies in Underserved and Community-Based SettingsMay 23, 2024
This article provides a debrief of Exploring GME Development Strategies in Underserved and Community-Based Settings for the AOGME pre-conference workshop during AACOM's Educating Leaders conference in April 2024.
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Call for Nominations: Two Open AOGME Board Positions
November 22, 2023
Nominations are now being accepted for two positions on the AOGME Board starting in 2024.
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