UMMC Rural Medicine Education Symposium: The Good, the Bad and the Difficult - eLearning Part 2
Type:
Enduring Material (eLearning)
Location:
eLearning in CE Central
Credits:
2.5
Objectives:
1. Define the benefits and challenges of practicing as a rural primary care physician.
2. Discuss the professional and personal growth opportunities for a physician in rural primary care.
3. Explain a pathway toward a successful career as a rural primary care physician and the resources needed.
4. Define the most difficult types of patients to manage in the rural clinical environment.
5. Describe the innovative clinical care and educational opportunities provided by the rural clinical environment.
6. Discuss the needs of the learners in the rural medical educational environment.
7. Explain pathways toward a successful career as a rural primary care physician and the resources needed.
1. Define the benefits and challenges of practicing as a rural primary care physician.
2. Discuss the professional and personal growth opportunities for a physician in rural primary care.
3. Explain a pathway toward a successful career as a rural primary care physician and the resources needed.
4. Define the most difficult types of patients to manage in the rural clinical environment.
5. Describe the innovative clinical care and educational opportunities provided by the rural clinical environment.
6. Discuss the needs of the learners in the rural medical educational environment.
7. Explain pathways toward a successful career as a rural primary care physician and the resources needed.
Contact Information:
For questions about the content of this course, please contact Porscha Fuller, [email protected], in the Office of Medical Education.
For questions about claiming credit for this course, please contact Bo Lewis, [email protected], in the Division of Continuing Health Professional Education.
For questions about the content of this course, please contact Porscha Fuller, [email protected], in the Office of Medical Education.
For questions about claiming credit for this course, please contact Bo Lewis, [email protected], in the Division of Continuing Health Professional Education.
Speaker(s)
Katherine Patterson, MD, Indianola Family Medical GroupMargaret Baker, MD, Magnolia Regional Health Center
Seger Morris, DO, Baptist North Mississippi
