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Southeast Michigan Center for Medical Education
The Southeast Michigan Center for Medical Education (SEMCME) was established in 1974 for the purpose of coordinating and assisting in the education of medical students, medical residents, faculty, and other health professionals. Its primary mission is to stimulate the delivery of quality care through excellence in graduate medical education and faculty development. SEMCME is the largest community based medical education consortium in the Midwest. There are 13 member hospitals with 277 accredited residency and fellowship programs in 90 specialties and sub-specialties, 3,636 approved residency and fellowship positions and over 4,000 university and community faculty.
SEMCME also has an affiliation with the Wayne State University School of Medicine and the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. These universities make a vital contribution to SEMCME's education efforts. SEMCME has established a process of pooling ideas for innovative medical education. Cooperation among member hospitals and universities and the sharing of knowledge and experience achieves educational benefits which no single institution can obtain alone.
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
- Ascension Providence Hospital; Novi and Southfield
- Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital
- Ascension St. John Hospital
- Beaumont Hospital, Dearborn
- Beaumont Hospital, Farmington Hills (Surgery)
- Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak
- Detroit Medical Center Hospitals
- Garden City Hospital (Surgery)
- Henry Ford Hospital
- McLaren Health Care Hospitals
- St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor
- St. Joseph Mercy Oakland
- Wayne State University School of Medicine
- Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
Available courses
Faculty Development Workshop Series 3: Distance Learning
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Faculty Development Workshop Series 2: Self Directed Learning
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Preparing for Practice / Session 2: Contracts, Compensations, Negotiations and RVU’s
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Faculty Development Workshop Series 1: Fostering Civility, Resilience, Mindfulness and Supportive Teams
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Preparing for Practice / Session 1: CV's, Searches, and Interviews
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18th Annual Internal Medicine Comprehensive Review Course
About the Course
The course is a 6-day, intensive review of Internal Medicine to help with the preparation for the ABIM Certification examination. The course consists of recorded lectures and live discussions on several topics in Internal Medicine and its subspecialties based on ABIM blue print and an end of topic 20 question exam. A comprehensive book consisting of all the course material will be provided.
Contact Carly Ackerman at cackerman@med.wayne.edu to register for this 6-day ABIM certification exam preparatory course. The registration deadline is Friday, May 22, 2020.
Postgraduate Course in Ob/Gyn 2020-21
The SEMCME Ob/Gyn Committee established the Postgraduate Course in 1974 in order to enhance resident understanding of physiology and pathology as they apply to the practice of obstetrics and gynecology. In addition, the course serves to update resident knowledge regarding the most current concepts of obstetrics and gynecology, reproductive endocrinology, genetics, and oncology. In recent years, the Course has evolved to incorporate simulation training as a modality for teaching residents these important topics.
SEMCME Fetal Assessment Course
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2020 SEMCME Research Workshop Series
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SEMCME Surgery Basic Science Lecture Series (2020-21)
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About the Lecture Series
The Surgery Committee established the Basic Science Course in 1979. The course is designed to assist the resident surgeon in acquiring a thorough and current understanding of the basic sciences as they apply to the surgeon. The course is intended to prepare the resident for an increasing emphasis on the Basic Science aspects of the ABSITE and the Qualifying Examination of the American Board of Surgery.
The lecture series on basic science will use the textbook, Physiologic Basis of Surgery, 4th Edition by J. Patrick O’Leary, MD. In addition to attending the lectures, the resident is responsible for reading the assigned chapters in the textbook as well as taking a post-test for each lecture. A final written exam will be given at the conclusion of the course.
Using Zoom video conferencing, the course will be broadcasted and received at Ascension Providence Hospital, Southfield, Ascension St. John Hospital, Beaumont Hospital (Farmington Hills and Royal Oak), Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University (Detroit), and McLaren Health Care (Flint, Greater Lansing, and Macomb Hospitals). All sessions are from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the first and third Thursday of each month unless otherwise noted.
SEMCME Wellness Committee Forum
This is a resource space for SEMCME Wellness Committee to discuss current topics, issues, needs. Resource materials and links to resources can also be stored here.
Quality Improvement for Program Directors and Core Faculty
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