Education & Development

These are a few of the educational tools residents and fellows have found useful during their training programs.

Resident and Fellow Resources

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Resident and Fellow Resources

Chief Resources

Leadership Resources

 

Research Resources

Bio-Medical Library

The Bio-Medical Library provides information, resources, and services to support trainees' education, research, and clinical work. 

IRB Required Training

The IRB required training site describe the minimal training requirements that must be completed by researchers and research personnel involved in the conduct of human research.

Research Survey Tool

Qualtrics is the preferred online survey tool of the University of Minnesota because it meets stringent information security requirements not found in most free online survey tools

Resident Leadership Academy Information

The Resident Leadership Academy provides training for residents to broaden their leadership skills as they move towards their professional goals.

Mission Statement

Fostering principles of teamwork and collaboration to drive mutual accountability within the Medical School and across departments and disciplines. Facilitating the recruitment of physicians capable of becoming highly effective organizational leaders in the Medical School.

Eligibility

The Resident Leadership Academy participants are nominated through a selection process.

Faculty Director

Jessica Goldstein, Associate Program Director, Neurology Residency

For more information about the RLA program contact the Graduate Medical Education Office by emailing, [email protected].

Resident and Fellow Forum (WhatsApp Group)

Residents and fellows are invited to join the WhatsApp group. In collaboration with the GMEC representatives, the WhatsApp Group is used to facilitate connection, gather valuable feedback, and spark new initiatives. This group is exclusively for residents and fellows and will replace the virtual meeting.

The GMEC representatives will monitor the WhatsApp group to help address any concerns that arise and collaborate with the Office of Graduate Medical Education (OGME) to decide whether these issues should be handled at the program level, escalated to OGME, or brought to the GMEC for discussion.
 

Reach out to [email protected] for information on how to join!

Transition to Practice Resources

Transition to Practice Resources are available for the following topics:

    • Managing Your Medical Career
    • Navigating the Transition
    • Curriculum Vitae Resources
    • Job Interviews
    • Choosing a Practice Setting
    • Employment Contracting Resources
    • Credentialing
    • Medical Licensure
    • More information can be found here

 

Transfusion Resources

What to do if a Resident or Fellow is Subpoenaed

 From time to time, University of Minnesota Residents and Fellows will receive a subpoena requiring them to testify as a witness in court or be deposed as a person with knowledge for a lawsuit.