Our mission is to promote excellence in the education of physicians throughout
their professional lives and, thereby, to contribute to improving the
health of the public.
The GEA is open to individuals with professional responsibility in medical student, resident, and continuing medical education, designated by deans, hospital directors, or academic societies. The GEA is organized in four regions: Southern, Central, Northeast, and Western. The GEA is also organized in sections reflecting the continuum of medical education: Undergradute Medical Education (UGME); Graduate Medical Education (GME); Continuing Medical Education (CME); and Research in Medical Education (RIME).
The annual GEA national meeting, the Research in Medical Education (RIME) Conference, and the Innovations in Medical Education Exhibits (IME) are held each fall in conjunction with the AAMC Annual Meeting. Each regional group also holds an annual spring meeting.
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Medical Education Research Certificate Program
The Medical Education Research Certificate (MERC) program is intended to provide the knowledge necessary to understand the purposes and processes of medical education research, to become informed consumers of medical education research literature and effective collaborators in medical education research.
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GEA 2009 Annual Meeting
Nov. 6-11, 2009 - Boston
GEA Regional Meetings
CGEA - April 8-10, 2010 - Maywood, Ill.
SGEA - April 15-17, 2010 - Oklahoma City, Okla.
WGEA/WGSA - April 25-27, 2010 - Pacific Grove, Calif.
NEGEA - Dates TBD - Hartford, Conn.
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AAMC 2008 Annual Meeting
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Contact Us
M. Brownell Anderson
Sr. Director, Educational Affairs
AAMC
2450 N Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037
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