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The virtual conversation showcased the impact of alumni philanthropy on the medical student experience of today.

Career-planning webinars organized by the Association of Yale Alumni in Medicine (AYAM) connecting Yale medical students with alumni in specialties across medicine and surgery.

Alumnus and academic physician-journalist Dhruv Khullar MD ’14 and Yale health policy expert Howie Forman, MD, wide-ranging conversation about critical challenges and opportunities in medicine today.

The class of 1973 celebrated their 50th year since graduation, on June 3, 2023 . The class was inducted into the Kushlan Society, a tradition started in 2012 and named after Samuel Kushlan, MD '35, a mentor and role model for generations of physicians who trained at Yale.

Nancy J. Brown, Jean and David W. Wallace Dean of the Yale School of Medicine and C.N.H. Long Professor of Internal Medicine, shares the latest news from YSM and her vision for the future. Her address will be followed by a Q&A, and then the AYAM Annual Meeting. AYAM president, Dr. J. McLeod (Mac) Griffiss ’66, will present the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Service Award and the slate of nominees for open positions on the AYAM Executive Committee.

The Yale School of Medicine's “Innovation in Medical Education” series is a unique chance to meet faculty curriculum leaders and to learn how innovation is enhancing the student experience.

The panel discussion will focus on the simulation curriculum for Yale medical students from their first week of medical school until graduation as well as the role of simulation education during the COVID pandemic. Simulation fellows and Yale medical students join the panel discussion.

Hosted by the Yale School of Medicine, “Innovation in Medical Education” is a series of four virtual discussions centered around meeting faculty curriculum leaders and learning how innovation is enhancing the student experience.

All alumni meeting to hear the latest YSM highlights from Dean Nancy Brown and to vote on the newest AYAM board members, along with the presentation of the 2021 Distinguished Alumni Service Awards.

This presentation will describe the supportive sessions provided to front-line medical and nursing leadership teams during the first wave of COVID in the spring and summer of 2020. A combination of workshops and individual coaching support sessions were offered to help leadership teams with acute challenges presented by the rapid adjustments in care and staffing required by the pandemic. Many lessons learned also apply to hospital care after COVID.

Akiko Iwasaki, Ph.D. shares what her team has done to understand the long COVID disease, its relation to inflammation and the impact of vaccinations.

Experiencing art can be viewed simply as a pleasant pastime. But what if it could also improve observation skills, increase tolerance for uncertainty, forge connection between viewers, address burnout, and even provide a venue to confront systemic bias? Sarah Clever, MD ’96, leads a brief didactic followed by an interactive session that will introduce Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS). VTS is an inquiry-based teaching method, created by a cognitive psychologist and a museum educator, that improves critical (and clinical) thinking skills through teacher-facilitated discussion of visual images.

The Art of Medicine is an observational skills workshop for first year Yale medical students, a requirement since 2002. This workshop, created to enhance and jumpstart the observational skills of medical students to allow them to reach the skills of the diagnostician earlier, stems from the theses of two Yale medical students (Dolev ’01 & Mahony ’05). This workshop has been adopted in part or in whole by more than 100 medical and nursing schools in the United States and abroad.

Yale School of Medicine’s (YSM) Physician Associate (PA) Program Director Alexandria Garino, PhD, PA-C, shared these remarks at the August 27, 2021 White Coat Ceremony for the PA Class of 2023. While the 40 members of the class, speakers, and PA faculty and staff gathered in person, masked, for the ceremony in Mary S. Harkness Auditorium, families, friends, alumni, and donors watched on Zoom because of pandemic restrictions.

All alumni meeting to hear the latest YSM highlights from Dean Nancy Brown and to vote on the newest AYAM board members, along with the presentation of the 2021 Distinguished Alumni Service Awards.

This presentation will describe the supportive sessions provided to front-line medical and nursing leadership teams during the first wave of COVID in the spring and summer of 2020. A combination of workshops and individual coaching support sessions were offered to help leadership teams with acute challenges presented by the rapid adjustments in care and staffing required by the pandemic. Many lessons learned also apply to hospital care after COVID.

The Art of Medicine is an observational skills workshop for first year Yale medical students, a requirement since 2002. This workshop, created to enhance and jumpstart the observational skills of medical students to allow them to reach the skills of the diagnostician earlier, stems from the theses of two Yale medical students (Dolev ’01 & Mahony ’05). This workshop has been adopted in part or in whole by more than 100 medical and nursing schools in the United States and abroad.

Akiko Iwasaki, Ph.D. shares what her team has done to understand the long COVID disease, its relation to inflammation and the impact of vaccinations.

Experiencing art can be viewed simply as a pleasant pastime. But what if it could also improve observation skills, increase tolerance for uncertainty, forge connection between viewers, address burnout, and even provide a venue to confront systemic bias? Sarah Clever, MD ’96, leads a brief didactic followed by an interactive session that will introduce Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS). VTS is an inquiry-based teaching method, created by a cognitive psychologist and a museum educator, that improves critical (and clinical) thinking skills through teacher-facilitated discussion of visual images.

For more on Yale School of Medicine, visit: https://medicine.yale.edu

On May 18, Yale School Of Medicine graduated the Class of 2020 with a virtual commencement ceremony. Join us in congratulating this accomplished group as they become the next generation of physicians in a time of great need.

For the entire 2020 Virtual Commencement, visit: https://youtu.be/aiC4kUn7FOw

"While we, the Yale School of Medicine Class of 2020, must be apart during these challenging times, we stand together to take our Physician's Oath as we enter the noble profession of medicine."

The White Coat Ceremony is a joyous occasion! In the presence of their family and friends, the newly enrolled class will be introduced to the Yale School of Medicine community in a ceremony that has marked the beginning of medical school for many years.

Published on Jun 13, 2017. Yale School of Medicine Alumni Reunion, June 3, 2017.

Published on Jun 13, 2017. Yale School of Medicine Alumni Reunion, June 3, 2017.

Photos from Yale School of Medicine's 2017 Commencement with excerpts from the address by Kinari Webb.

Published on Mar 22, 2017.

Published on Aug 15, 2016. Photos from the 2016 White Coat Ceremony at Woolsey Hall, New Haven, CT.
Photos by Terry Dagradi

Kate Buesser, M.D. candidate, MED '18 (patient: Jennifer Fischer, MED '18)

Published on Sep. 18, 2015

Diagnostic Radiology Grand Rounds / Boroff-Forman Lecture with guest speaker U.S. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy, M.D. ’03, M.B.A. ’03

Published July 11, 2014. Several Yale students illustrate the broad effect of your generosity across all parts of campus.

Published May 2014, YSM alumni are AYA members too!

Published on Apr 1, 2014

On March 21, 2014, over 29,000 medical students from across the country found out where they would continue their medical education during Match Day.

Published on Feb 4, 2014

At the January 27, 2014 Online Education Open Forum at Yale University, Mike Schwartz, Associate Professor of Neurobiology; Director, Medical Studies in Neurobiology; Associate Dean for Curriculum, YMS, talks about how digital innovation is taking front and center in the new Yale School of Medicine curriculum that will take effect in 2015.

Published on Jan 24, 2014

START@Yale is an intensive, eight-week summer program where first-year medical students get a jump start on their education by working on a research project with a Yale mentor.

Published Jan 7, 2014

Scenes from videos on the School of Medicine's YouTube Channel.

Published on Dec 5, 2013

The Gibbses were recognized with the Yale-Jefferson Award for Public Service by the AYA for founding and sustaining the San Francisco Free Clinic (SFFC), which provides urgent medical care to uninsured people in San Francisco

Published on Dec 5, 2013.

Last fall, YSM students shared some things that have made their time here remarkable. Gifts to the Alumni Fund help make these and other experiences possible for our students. Thank you for your support!

Published on Nov 18, 2013

With excerpts from an address to first-year students at the White Coat Ceremony.

Published on Aug 9, 2012

On August 16, 2012, Yale School of Medicine welcomed 100 first-year students to a life in medicine during the White Coat Ceremony.

Published on May 22, 2013.

Scenes from Cross Campus and Amistad Park ceremony, May 20, 2013.