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June 24, 2015
CAME's role in building a Canadian community of practice in medical education scholaraship
Karen Leslie, Department of Paediatrics and Centre for Faculty Development, University of Toronto
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June 17, 2015
Geoff Norman on health measurement scales – a practical guide to their development and use
Geoff Norman
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June 10, 2015
A perspective on leading in medical education
Dr Kevin Imrie. Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
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June 3, 2015
Joining the conversation on medical leadership
Anne Matlow, University of Toronto, Ming-Ka Chan, University of Manitoba & Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Early Career Medical Educators (ECME) is a nation-wide community of engaged and collaborative scholars in medical education. We are students, teachers, researchers, clinicians, and leaders in the pursuit of improving education through scholarship. We provide a forum for networking between members as well as connections with senior colleagues and mentors. This includes formal and informal events at the CCME conference where we gather to share and learn from each other as well as more senior mentors in our field. Our members are actively contributing to CAME in order to grow and support the community of medical and health professions educators in Canada. To join our list serve, please email Dr. Sayra Cristancho (sayra.cristancho@schulich.uwo.ca).
Our Executive
Co-Presidents:
Sayra Cristancho (Western University) & Mahan Kulasegaram (University of Toronto)
Awards Directors:
Stella Ng (University of Toronto) & Sarah Wright (University of Toronto)
Communications Director:
Teresa Chan (McMaster University)
Members-at-large:
Meghan McConnell (University of Ottawa), Laura Nimmon (University of British Columbia)
Alumni Members:
Meredith Young (McGill University), Kelly Dore (McMaster University), Lara Varpio (Uniformed Services University)
ECME is pleased to announce the call for 2019 nominations for our two awards.
The Champion and Mentor awards both celebrate contributions to the field of medical education, with an emphasis on the advancement, amplification, support, promotion, and mentorship of medical educators. What differentiates the two awards is the career stage of the awardee.
ECME Champion Award description: an early career medical educator who, through their advocacy, role modelling, and mentorship, advances the growth, success, and recognition of fellow early career medical educators.
ECME Mentor Award description: a mid to senior career faculty member who, through their advocacy, role modelling and mentorship, advances the growth, success, and recognition of early career medical educators.
Nomination process:
Up to five nomination letters (from different nominators) may be submitted per nominee as a single package; additional nomination letters will not be reviewed. The nominee should be made aware of their nomination (in order to enable a coordinated submission).
Each nomination letter should contain: name, position, organization of nominee; a short description (no more than 500 words) of the ways in which your nominee reflects the above-mentioned description of the award sought. Letter writers should note that all award packages will be shared with nominees, whether they are the successful award winner or not.
Eligibility:
Previous recipients/nominees of the Champion award can be nominated for the Mentor award in subsequent years. Previous recipients of the Champion or Mentor awards cannot receive the same award again. Mentor award recipients are ineligible for the Champion award in subsequent years. Previous unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated in subsequent years.
Deadline: March 15, 2018, 11:49pm. Late entries will not be reviewed.
Please submit application packages and any questions to: stella.ng@utoronto.ca
Awardees will be notified in advance of and honoured at the ECME event of the Canadian Conference on Medical Education, 2019.