Research & Teaching
During the fellowship, fellows have the opportunity to engage in various research projects and teaching opportunities.
Teaching
- Rotator Presentations: Fellows have the opportunity to provide education to medical students and resident rotators. After observing faculty deliver presentations to learners, fellows select a presentation to deliver to learners each month.
- Grand Rounds: Once per year, fellows select a topic and educate the audience about how their selected topic impacts patient care or how physicians should practice.
- Didactic Conference Faculty or Community Presentation: Once per year, fellows select a topic and create a presentation to educate faculty or the community on a specific issue.
- Teaching at Northeast Ohio Medical University: Fellows have the opportunity to deliver some teaching with a partnering medical school. Fellows are able to facilitate the geriatric physical diagnosis lab to prepare medical students to assess older adults with differing levels of function and medical complexity.
Research
Fellows have one half-day of dedicated research time each week. During this time, fellows may work on research projects, journal clubs, case conferences, conference abstracts, and more. Fellows work alongside the program director and research director, Dr. Jennifer Drost, to implement quality improvement projects or research specific topics related to the field.
Notable Accomplishments
Our fellows work hard on various research opportunities throughout the year, and their hard work does not go unnoticed! Click below to see some recent accomplishments from our fellows.
