Overview
Join the AMA for the inaugural AMA Coaching Summit: Empowering learners and educators through coaching, Aug. 13–14 in Chicago, Illinois. This national conference will highlight how coaching transforms medical education through innovation, evidence and collaboration.
Featuring breakout sessions, workshops, and poster presentations, the summit is designed for physicians, educators, learners, academic leaders and health systems stakeholders across the continuum of medical education. Presenters from undergraduate and graduate medical education, as well as continuing professional development, will share their knowledge of coaching from both the coach and coachee perspectives. Join us to engage with national leaders to explore cutting edge tools and shape the future of coaching in physician professional development.
The AMA Coaching Summit will address the following priority areas in coaching:
- Coaching across the medical education continuum (UME, GME and CPD)
- Innovative models and frameworks for coaching
- Faculty development capacity building
- Leveraging coaching to achieve optimal learner outcomes and well-being
- Evidence, scholarship and outcomes in coaching
- Technology and AI-enable approaches to coaching
Keynote speakers
Richard Boyatzis, PhD
Distinguished university professor and professor, organizational behavior, psychology and cognitive science
Case Western Reserve University
Sonya Jacobs, MS
Former assistant vice president, workplace culture and experience
University of Michigan
Early bird registration
April 22–May 6
- General admission pricing: $250
- AMA member pricing: $250
- Learner (student, resident or fellow) pricing: $100
General registration
May 6–July 30
- General admission pricing: $395
- AMA member pricing: $295
- Learner (student, resident or fellow) pricing: $150
The AMA Coaching Summit is eligible for up to 8.25 hours of CME credit.
We look forward to seeing you this summer in Chicago!
AMA ChangeMedEd initiative
The AMA ChangeMedEd® initiative catalyzes innovation in competency-based medical education, transitions, equity, diversity and belonging, and precision education to reduce barriers to lifelong learning, advance health equity and improve patient outcomes. Find out more about the AMA’s collaborative effort to transform medical education across the continuum.
