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INTRODUCTION
Medical education is the cornerstone for the development of clerkship medical students and residents. Although medical education has been around for decades with the sole purpose of preparing the next line of attending physicians. In the early 2000’s a few medical education fellowships started in an attempt to better aid faculty with the training of medical students and residents. In recent years these fellowships have grown exponentially. The Medical Education Leadership Track (MELT) was developed to educate and prepare Emergency Medicine residents with a strong interest in medical education and hospital leadership. The MELT was created to help our residents assume faculty positions, obtain medical education fellowships, and prepare residents to become leaders in medical education and administration.
TRACK OBJECTIVES
Provide MELT residents with additional, well-rounded, longitudinal, focused education and training into medical education and hospital leadership.
Develop residents into better educators through improving teaching skills, curriculum development, and mentoring
Increase the exposure of residents to medical education and hospital leadership.
Make residents applying to medical education fellowships more competitive applicants through on shift medical education experience, completion of fellowship prerequisites, letters of recommendation, mentorship, critical appraisal of Medical education evidence-based medicine, and experiences in medical research and didactics.
Aid in residency recruitment
TRACK FACULTY
Steven Van Rees, DO
Steven Van Rees, DO
Track Director
Medical Director - Trinity Health Muskegon Emergency Department
Core Faculty - West Michigan Emergency Medicine Residency
Clerkship Director
Ryan Offman, DO
Ryan Offman, DO
Program Director - West Michigan Emergency Medicine Residency
Justin Grill, DO
Justin Grill, DO
Chief Medical Officer - Trinity Health Muskegon
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