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Learn how US promotion committees weigh education leadership: assessment governance vs course leadership, and what evidence proves durable impact.
Practical 10-step plan to become a core clerkship director: build teaching credibility, own curriculum, and win leadership in medical education.
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PhD vs. MD
What the Data Shows: MD vs PhD on Teaching and Service Metrics
Understand MD vs PhD differences in teaching and service metrics. Learn how committees evaluate service, leadership, and education work beyond publications.
Medical Teaching Careers
Is It Better to Focus on One Course or Teach Across Multiple Rotations?
Should medical educators focus on one course or teach across rotations? Practical guidance on depth vs reach, career advancement, workload, and burnout.
Letters of Recommendation
Course Directors vs Small-Group Leaders: Who Writes Better Academic LORs?
Choose the best academic LOR: why small-group leaders often outscore course directors and how to get specific, persuasive letters of recommendation.
Surviving First Year
7 Ways to Handle a Family Emergency in M1 Without Tanking Grades
Learn how to handle a family emergency in M1, triage priorities, notify course leaders early, and protect grades with a realistic plan.
Leadership in Medicine
7 Steps to Recover if Your PD Reassigns You Mid-Year From Chief Path
Get back on track when your PD reassigns you mid-year from chief path. Learn 7 steps: stabilize, document, meet, and protect credibility.
What Makes a Strong Residency Application
How Many Meaningful Experiences Do Strong ERAS Applications Show?
How many ERAS experiences make a strong residency app? Get optimal counts, what counts as meaningful, and specialty-specific research advice to stand out.
Leadership in Medicine
How Program Directors Quietly Choose the Next Chief Resident
Learn how program directors quietly choose chief residents, what matters beyond scores, when decisions start, and how to position yourself for the role.