AAIM Executive Leadership Program

AAIM Executive Leadership Program August 4-10 2019

AAIM Executive Leadership Program

Since 2002, the AAIM Executive Leadership Program has provided approximately 500 individuals from nearly 150 departments of internal medicine the skills and knowledge necessary for managerial success. The program consistently receives near perfect evaluations from participants.

Why Should You Attend AAIM Executive Leadership Program?

  • Learn from excellent faculty recognized for their teaching skills and ability to relate to the concerns of academic physicians.
  • Participate in the only executive education course developed specifically for faculty and staff in departments of internal medicine.
  • Network with leaders of other departments of internal medicine.
  • Develop knowledge and skills that have immediate applicability.
  • Build leadership and management skills among leaders and key decision-makers within departments of internal medicine.
  • Join physicians and administrators from various organizations to discuss management-related problems and develop solutions using a case-based format.

As medical educators we are often tapped to lead a variety of initiatives in our departments and medical schools. Successful educational and programmatic innovations and oversight require managerial skills including finance, planning, and cost and operations analysis.  In our roles as medical education leaders (clerkship, residency, and fellowship directors, program managers, vice chairs of education, vice chairs of quality, designated institutional officers, and chairs of medicine) we witness every day the challenge of working within a complex healthcare system. The AAIM Executive Leadership program provides an intensive immersion into executive leadership that will help you develop your skills to become a more effective leader of innovation and change within your institution.

The course material is challenging and definitely takes your full attention during the week.  I found the intense learning atmosphere invigorating.  The instructors are dedicated to ensuring that you understand the material and that its relevance to your current work is made explicit. You will work in small groups with a few colleagues you may already know and many colleagues you will come to know.  Everyone brings his/her unique perspective and experience - you will learn from the instructors and from one another.  The program runs very smoothly (operations experts at the helm!) and there is time to explore and enjoy Cambridge with your colleagues.  Just make sure you do your homework!

  Lane__Susan.jpgSusan Lane, MD, FACP
Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University
Program Director and Vice Chair for Education
2017 Program Participant