The Office of Graduate Medical Education is committed to the development of residents and fellows beyond the requirements of their training programs. We support a number of resident and fellow led groups designed to further personal and professional growth.
Duke Minority Housestaff Association
The Minority Housestaff Association creates connection and promotes resources and opportunities for mentorship, sponsorship and community building while raising awareness of the social, economic and wellness gaps experience by individuals who are underrepresented in medicine (URiM). It is open to all Duke GME URiM individuals and supportive GME team members.
GME Patient Safety and Quality Council
The PSQC is a multidisciplinary group formed in 2009 to facilitate each resident's understanding of his or her individual role and responsibility in providing a safe environment for patient care. The scope of GME PSQC includes assessing and addressing curricular requirements and hidden curricular influences on GME trainee education in quality and patient safety and those issues that impact patients and their families. The purpose of the GME PSQC is to advance knowledge and skills related to quality and patient safety and facilitate implementation of GME trainees into health system initiatives.
GMEC Subcommittees
Each Subcommittee will be responsible for the following broad areas, as indicated in the ACGME Institutional and Common Program Requirements, and serve as a sounding board to promote bidirectional information exchange between trainees, program directors and the GMEC Executive Committee about pertinent issues that are relevant to GME training at Duke. Wellbeing, CLER, Accreditation, and Professional Development.
Housestaff Association for Sexual and Gender Diversity
The Housestaff Association for Sexual and Gender Diversityis open to all Duke GME LGBTQ+ individuals and all supportive GME team members, the Housestaff Association for Sexual and Gender Diversity is proud to be a safe space for community building, social events, and community service.
Duke GME Medical Education Leadership Track (MELT) program is designed to help train new leaders in Medical Education. Through this one-year, longitudinal, interactive curriculum led by content experts, we are able to equip our residents and fellows with tools to help transform their clinical teaching and approach to medical education scholarship.
Resident Council
The Resident Council is a peer-selected group of GME residents and fellows who are responsible for representing resident concerns and issues variety of capacities at the institutional level.