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Educator Programs & Events

The Center for Medical Education provides a synergized and centralized approach to educator development and professional development. These programs support the Yale community educators and those engaged in medical education, research, and teaching our students and trainees. The Center carefully selects topic experts from Yale as well as guests from other institutions to share their expertise with our educators. These sessions are offered via Zoom, accredited for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s), and are free of charge to anyone at Yale.

Yale Medical Educator Series – YES!

This year-long series of CME accredited, bi-monthly Zoom workshops is run by the Center for Medical Education, for everyone involved in teaching our students and trainees. The sessions are designed for Yale educators, from novice to expert, with up-to-date, practical ways to engage and inspire learners in lab, workshop, clinical, and classroom settings.

Medical Education Discussion Group (MEDG)

The monthly CME accredited MEDG sessions are held via Zoom for anyone at Yale involved in, or interested in getting involved in, medical education. These sessions are designed to address a timely topic of interest and engaging discussion among participants.

Medical Education Day at Yale

The Center for Medical Education is excited to host the 14th annual Medical Education Day at Yale in-person on June 4, 2026.

Developing Faculty Competency in Assessment

Yale collaborates with the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to co-sponsor a regional faculty development course for academic faculty concentrated on assessment skills. The four-part course is highly experiential and delivered as a blend of virtual and in-person sessions. The course will address learner assessment skills (such as direct observation and feedback) as well as tools and strategies to help faculty best meet their programmatic requirements (clinical competency committee input, multisource evaluations). The target audience includes program directors, associate program directors, fellowship directors, clerkship directors, chairs, heads of clinical competency committees and other core faculty with major responsibility for assessment of students, residents and fellows.

This course will be offered in September 2026.

Events

Sep 20269Wednesday
  • Everyone
    David Stitelman, MD

    Yale Fetal Care Center Education Series

    Management of Fetal Lung Lesions Before and After Birth

    Wednesday, September 9, 2026 | 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

    The goal of this virtual, interactive lecture series is to update care providers on the latest advances in fetal diagnostic criteria and optimal management to enhance their skills in prenatal diagnosis, counseling and treatment. Hosted by the Fetal Care Center at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital, this series provides a forum to delineate fetal diagnoses, therapies available, and the impact they can have on pregnancy management and maternal/fetal outcomes.

    Objectives

    1. Identify maternal and fetal indications for various fetal interventions and associated maternal-fetal outcomes
    2. Discuss prenatal counseling, obstetrical management, fetal therapy options, fetal surveillance and delivery planning for fetuses with select fetal anomalies
    3. Discuss ongoing research endeavors related to maternal-fetal health and childhood outcomes

    Registration:

    Please visit our conference website at https://yale.cloud-cme.com/fetalcareseries2026 for full course details including registration.


    Upcoming topics:

    Prenatal Genetic Diagnostic Testing + Case Examples - Tuesday, October 6, 2026

    Ex-Utero Intro-partum (EXIT) Procedure for Fetal Airway Obstruction - Monday, December 7, 2026


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