Pre-recorded powerpoint-based education hosted by live specialists for questions/conversation. Each session will be provided at multiple times over the course of 1-2 weeks so all providers can attend at their convenience.

A multidisciplinary team including pediatric endocrinology, pediatric ENT, pediatric surgery, pathology, cytology, radiology, and nuclear medicine meet regularly to discuss patient cases of thyroid nodules and cancer in addition to reviewing relevant medical literature and discussing research opportunitites.

The faculty, residents and fellows on the breast surgical pathology service meet 2X/week at a multiheaded microscope for 1 hour per session to reach a consensus diagnosis for challenging cases and share recent cases with salient teaching points such as rare entities, borderline lesions, difficult diagnoses and nuances of reporting. Attendees can participate by zoom as well as in person. This conference is a high yield learning activity for all participants. Thus it makes sense to be able to obt...

Clinical didactics series for Radiation Oncology learners (physicians, APPs, medical students) organized into disease site blocks (breast, GI, GU, H&N, lymphoma, CNS, peds, GYN, thoracic) as well as other topics (health equity, leadership)

Monthly journal club of home dialysis manuscripts presented by VUMC nephrology fellows. Discussing the latest in the field of home dialysis - peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis. Attendance of both national and international experts who weigh in on these topics and contribute to fellow education.

Monthly pathology conference to review common and controversial surgical pathology findings specific to lung transplantation.

The Advanced Nursing Assessment classes are designed to provide clinically relevant information and case studies of critically ill patients. Instruction is led by Critical Care Nursing Educators, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians, Critical Care Nurses, and NEPD Educators to advance assessment knowledge and treatment modalities in high acuity settings.

This course is designed to prepare participants to sit for the AANN Stroke-Certified Registered Nurse (SCRN) Certification Exam. It contains four sessions, which are three hours each with a 15 minute break, and will cover the following: Anatomy and Assessment, Ischemic Stroke, Hemorrhagic Stroke, Medications and Post-Acute Care. It will also increase the knowledge base of staff caring for stroke patients.

Quarterly education series on forensic nursing in the pediatric and adolescent patient population, including patients who seek treatment following a sexual assault, strangulation, or other interpersonal violence.

Conference schedule will include: Radiographic Case Discussion, Department meetings, Journal Club Research meeting, Multidisciplinary Tumor Board (Wednesdays), Bi-Monthly Oncology Conference Research Updates, Didactic conference (Fridays), and Pathology conferences. These conferences provide a framework for learning the biology of urologic cancers and a stimulus for research investigation.