Meet Our Program Director
“‘What do you hope to do? How can we help you get there?’ These are the questions we ask you, so you can individualize your training year.
You'll graduate with expertise in communication and the ability to provide excellent medical management for seriously ill patients and their families. We also prioritize support and wellbeing—to sustain you as you make your mark as a clinician, educator, leader, and human being."
Why You'll Love Our Program
- Bootcamp, clinical simulations, and educational activities intentionally designed to bring fellows from a variety of backgrounds stepwise towards expertise in our field
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Innovative high-stakes communication tools—such as "Best Case, Worst Case"—taught via simulations and our PalliTalk communication workshop
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Robust interprofessional teams dedicated to supporting your training in multiple clinical settings
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Support to explore your individual professional interests with peer and faculty mentorship, flexible electives, and Fellows as Teachers (FasT) curriculum
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Prioritization of fellows’ wellbeing and resiliency through a dedicated curriculum comprising regular reflection sessions, intentional clinical debriefing, social events, and narrative writing seminars
Life in Madison
Questions?
Please contact us with any questions about our program.