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The Family Medicine Faculty Development Institute (FDI) provides early career family physicians in academic and teaching roles with the tools to foster their growth and development.The year-long program provides a sequence of seminars spanning a range of topics relevant to the development and advancement of faculty.The program also brings together a unique set of peers, fostering a network and sense of community for emerging academic family physicians across the state of Michigan.

Implementing Collaborative Care (“Base Training”) is designed for Patient-Centered Medical Home-designated practices that have completed the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) practice assessment with a determination that the practice is ready for implementation. This training is intended to help the primary care physicians, psychiatric consultants, behavioral health care managers, and other primary care practice team members gain the foundational knowledge and skills for implementing CoCM. 

We are pleased to announce the 2025 NICER Symposium, titled "The Very Hungry Immune System: Understanding the Intersection of Metabolism and Immuno-Hematology." We invite you to join us as we delve into the complexities of immuno-hematologic diseases with metabolic features, as well as metabolic diseases exhibiting immuno-hematologic characteristics.

Giant cell arteritis (GCA) presents with a spectrum of manifestations, some of which can be atypical, making timely diagnosis and management challenging. This free webinar will cover key topics, including clinical presentations of GCA, screening for large vessel involvement, and current standard of care.

September is Pain Awareness, Recovery Awareness and Sickle Cell Awareness month. In partnership with the Office of Clinical Affairs Institutional Pain Committee and The Rewrite the Script Comprehensive Pain and Recovery Collaborative, we are offering 13 one-hour CME sessions. We have identified several sessions that, if attended, will fulfill the 8-hour requirement for the DEA MATE Act.

September is Pain Awareness, Recovery Awareness and Sickle Cell Awareness month. In partnership with the Office of Clinical Affairs Institutional Pain Committee and The Rewrite the Script Comprehensive Pain and Recovery Collaborative, we are offering 13 one-hour CME sessions. We have identified several sessions that, if attended, will fulfill the 8-hour requirement for the DEA MATE Act.

The University of Michigan Transplant Center holds the State of the Art: Kidney & Pancreas Transplantation course each year to update health care professionals on topics in kidney & pancreas transplantation. This year the course will be a hybrid program (in-person or virtual options) on Friday, September 19.

September is Pain Awareness, Recovery Awareness and Sickle Cell Awareness month. In partnership with the Office of Clinical Affairs Institutional Pain Committee and The Rewrite the Script Comprehensive Pain and Recovery Collaborative, we are offering 13 one-hour CME sessions. We have identified several sessions that, if attended, will fulfill the 8-hour requirement for the DEA MATE Act.

The James W. Rae Scientific Day and Lecture commemorates the lifetime achievements of James W. Rae, MD, a pioneer in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation and the first Chair of the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at the University of Michigan. When Dr. Rae established the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation in 1950, he also established the University of Michigan as one of the first major medical institutions in the United States to organize and develop ...

This webinar presentation will provide an overview of best practices for social media use and its impacts on transitional-aged youth and adults who are autistic or developmentally disabled.