Celebration of Resident and Fellow Education and Research Day will be held virtually.

The University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville has combined its annual flagship celebrations into one robust event: Celebration of Resident and Fellow Education and Research Day, which will be held Wednesday, June 10.

The event, set to begin at 1 p.m. via livestream, merges what has in the past been known as graduation, research day and Advances in Medical Education, respectively. The joint event is an opportunity to recognize excellence in research, education and scholarship among the college’s resident physicians, fellows and faculty members.

Calls for abstracts in the areas of clinical research, clinical vignettes, medical education research and scholarship, quality improvement and a new photo contest resulted in nearly 90 submissions. Four of those submissions have been chosen for live platform presentation June 10. The presenters are Maedeh Ganji, MD, MBA; Alexander Ghannam, MD; Issa Hanna, MD; and Sandra Siller, MD.

Visit this link to see the full agenda for the event.

Visit this link to view a listing of all presentations, projects and poster submissions. Posters and results will be available for faculty, trainees and staff to review after 7 a.m. June 10 on the event website. Posters will remain available for review through the end of the month.  

College leaders initially planned for Celebration of Resident and Fellow Education and Research Day to be held in person. However, the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to shift to a virtual format.  

“Circumstances have forced us to do things differently this year,” said Leon L. Haley Jr., MD, MHSA, dean of the UF College of Medicine – Jacksonville. “Nonetheless, we look forward to this special event, which gives us a chance to celebrate the many great academic endeavors and accomplishments of those who train, practice and teach on our campus.”