Personal: Married 60 years to Joyce, 2 children and 6 grandchildren

Current positions: Director, Creative Medical Education, educational consulting;

Senior consultant, medical education, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, George Washington (Professor 1986-2000)

Currently Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics

Education: University of Toledo, 1961, BS; The Ohio State University School of Medicine, 1965, M.D.

Training: Buffalo Children’s Hospital, 1965-1966; Columbus Children’s Hospital, 1966-1968; Columbus Children’s Hospital, Chief Resident, 1968-1969

Military service: Kimbrough Army Hospital, 1969-1971; Chief of Pediatrics, 1970-1971

Academic positions: Alyn Orthopedic Hospital, Jerusalem (affiliated with Hebrew University), staff pediatrician, 1971-72; Johns Hopkins University/Hospital, staff Pediatrician, 1972-1973;

Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) and George Washington University School of Medicine, 1974-2000. Professor, 1986-2000; Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, 2000-2018

Titles: Director, Pediatric Medical Education, Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1974-1978; Director and founder, Office of Medical Education, CNMC, 1978-2000.

Professional societies: Montgomery- Prince Georges County Medical Society, 1974-2013; President 1977-1978; Ambulatory Pediatric Association (APA), 1979-present, Board 1987-1990; American Education Research Association 1980-1993; AAP, 1969-

Offices held: Chair, Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (Assoc Amer Med Coll), 1993-1995 (first non-dean to hold that position)

Research in Medical Education Committee, AAMC (elected) 1990-1993

Member, National GEA steering committee, AAMC 1993-1995

First full-time President of medical staff, CNMC 1988-1990

Chief Medical Officer, CNMC, 1991-1992

President, COMSEP, 1997-1999

Academic Pediatric Association (APA) board, 1989-1992

Medical boards and licenses: District of Columbia, 1978-present; Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics; voluntarily recertified, 1980

Publications: Author of 160 articles, most peer-reviewed; >90 peer-reviewed abstracts; 10 book chapters, CD-ROM, and manuals; 43 letters to the editor; Primer for clinician educators (CRC Press, 2022)

National presentations: Over 360 presentations/visiting professorships at approximately 66% of US med schools and two universities, including the U of Alberta Festival of Teaching, 2012

Awards: Outstanding young leader, United Jewish Appeal Federation of Greater Washington, 1977

Golden Apple teaching award, CNMC, 1978

Elected, American Pediatric Society, 1991

Outstanding teaching program in the country, (APA) award, 1993, 2014

Gold T alumnus award from the University of Toledo, lifetime commitment award, 1995

Outstanding clinical teacher, GWU, 1996

Ray Helfer award for outstanding medical education research, APA, 1997, 1998, 2004

Elected to AOA by medical students, GWU, 1997

Named McLeod visiting professor, S. Australian Postgraduate Med. Educ. Ass., 2000

Outstanding Pediatrician of the year, Mont/PG Pediatric Society, 2000

Named annual lectureship in medical education in my honor, CNMC, 2000-present

Special recognition award, COMSEP, March, 2001

Room on the CLASS (simulation center, GWU) floor dedicated in my honor, 2005

Outstanding undergraduate program medical education research paper, NEGEA, June, 2007

Outstanding graduate medical education research paper. NEGEA, May, 2008

Miller-Sarkin APA outstanding mentor, May, 2010

The George Washington award for outstanding faculty contribution at GWU, May 2010

COMSEP achievement award, 2012

NEGEA first award for distinguished educator, 2015

Outstanding GME oral communication, NEGEA, April, 2016

Greenberg-Serwint award established in APA Region IV,

Achievements:

• As clerkship director, have overseen the Pediatric education of over 3000 medical students and have mentored/advised many of them

• As a clinician/educator, have worked with, advised and advanced research, collaborating with over 2000 residents in Pediatrics

• Have published and advanced Pediatric and general medical education through innovations and research since 1974

• One of the first clinician/educators to be elected to regional, national offices, AAMC

• Started one of the first office rotations for pediatric residents in 1974

• Established a community training program for trainees at a GWU/ CNMC-affiliated hospital, 1974

• Started the first educational initiative on postpartum car seat use in Maryland, 1974
• Founded one of the first full-service medical education offices in Pediatrics, including CME

• Initiated a home health care program for students in Pediatrics

• Started faculty development, CNMC and the Master Teachers' program

• Did the first RCT research on teaching residents how to teach in the late 70's

• Published on the use of SPs in the early 80s re: giving bad news
• One of the first to use stealth SPs as part of a CME study and an adolescence violence study
• Developed and implemented blended learning residents as teachers program, Children’s, 2014
• Established and implemented communication skills curriculum, Children’s, 2014
• Book chapter on communication skills in residents in Routledge Handbook of Communication Skills, 2014
• Primer on the Clinician Educator: Supporting Excellence and Promoting Change Through Storytelling CRC Press, 2022

*Developed innovative workshops on professionalism, questioning skills, feedback, adult learning principles, teaching and learning styles, decision-making, learning climate, the problem learner, lecturing, teaching in the ambulatory setting, assessing the ACGME competencies, the five-minute preceptor, teaching in the presence of the patient, reflection, communication skills and others, giving bad news, action learning

Offerings:

I am available to do the following on a visit : 1) Consultative work with specific faculty interested in the process of medical education, 2) observation of clinical activities, 3) facilitate workshops and teaching sessions, like grand rounds, 4) facilitate/teach processes on how to solve complex problems in the context of a busy clinical practice, like brief structured observation, 8-step preceptor for case-based teaching, activated demonstration, blended learning, the problem learner, questioning skills, scholarship, incivility and the learning climate

Personal: Married 60 years to Joyce, 2 children and 6 grandchildren

Current positions: Director, Creative Medical Education, educational consulting;

Senior consultant, medical education, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, George Washington (Professor 1986-2000)

Currently Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics

Education: University of Toledo, 1961, BS; The Ohio State University School of Medicine, 1965, M.D.

Training: Buffalo Children’s Hospital, 1965-1966; Columbus Children’s Hospital, 1966-1968; Columbus Children’s Hospital, Chief Resident, 1968-1969

Military service: Kimbrough Army Hospital, 1969-1971; Chief of Pediatrics, 1970-1971

Academic positions: Alyn Orthopedic Hospital, Jerusalem (affiliated with Hebrew University), staff pediatrician, 1971-72; Johns Hopkins University/Hospital, staff Pediatrician, 1972-1973;

Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) and George Washington University School of Medicine, 1974-2000. Professor, 1986-2000; Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, 2000-2018

Titles: Director, Pediatric Medical Education, Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1974-1978; Director and founder, Office of Medical Education, CNMC, 1978-2000.

Professional societies: Montgomery- Prince Georges County Medical Society, 1974-2013; President 1977-1978; Ambulatory Pediatric Association (APA), 1979-present, Board 1987-1990; American Education Research Association 1980-1993; AAP, 1969-

Offices held: Chair, Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (Assoc Amer Med Coll), 1993-1995 (first non-dean to hold that position)

Research in Medical Education Committee, AAMC (elected) 1990-1993

Member, National GEA steering committee, AAMC 1993-1995

First full-time President of medical staff, CNMC 1988-1990

Chief Medical Officer, CNMC, 1991-1992

President, COMSEP, 1997-1999

Academic Pediatric Association (APA) board, 1989-1992

Medical boards and licenses: District of Columbia, 1978-present; Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics; voluntarily recertified, 1980

Publications: Author of 160 articles, most peer-reviewed; >90 peer-reviewed abstracts; 10 book chapters, CD-ROM, and manuals; 43 letters to the editor; Primer for clinician educators (CRC Press, 2022)

National presentations: Over 360 presentations/visiting professorships at approximately 66% of US med schools and two universities, including the U of Alberta Festival of Teaching, 2012

Awards: Outstanding young leader, United Jewish Appeal Federation of Greater Washington, 1977

Golden Apple teaching award, CNMC, 1978

Elected, American Pediatric Society, 1991

Outstanding teaching program in the country, (APA) award, 1993, 2014

Gold T alumnus award from the University of Toledo, lifetime commitment award, 1995

Outstanding clinical teacher, GWU, 1996

Ray Helfer award for outstanding medical education research, APA, 1997, 1998, 2004

Elected to AOA by medical students, GWU, 1997

Named McLeod visiting professor, S. Australian Postgraduate Med. Educ. Ass., 2000

Outstanding Pediatrician of the year, Mont/PG Pediatric Society, 2000

Named annual lectureship in medical education in my honor, CNMC, 2000-present

Special recognition award, COMSEP, March, 2001

Room on the CLASS (simulation center, GWU) floor dedicated in my honor, 2005

Outstanding undergraduate program medical education research paper, NEGEA, June, 2007

Outstanding graduate medical education research paper. NEGEA, May, 2008

Miller-Sarkin APA outstanding mentor, May, 2010

The George Washington award for outstanding faculty contribution at GWU, May 2010

COMSEP achievement award, 2012

NEGEA first award for distinguished educator, 2015

Outstanding GME oral communication, NEGEA, April, 2016

Greenberg-Serwint award established in APA Region IV,

Achievements:

• As clerkship director, have overseen the Pediatric education of over 3000 medical students and have mentored/advised many of them

• As a clinician/educator, have worked with, advised and advanced research, collaborating with over 2000 residents in Pediatrics

• Have published and advanced Pediatric and general medical education through innovations and research since 1974

• One of the first clinician/educators to be elected to regional, national offices, AAMC

• Started one of the first office rotations for pediatric residents in 1974

• Established a community training program for trainees at a GWU/ CNMC-affiliated hospital, 1974

• Started the first educational initiative on postpartum car seat use in Maryland, 1974
• Founded one of the first full-service medical education offices in Pediatrics, including CME

• Initiated a home health care program for students in Pediatrics

• Started faculty development, CNMC and the Master Teachers' program

• Did the first RCT research on teaching residents how to teach in the late 70's

• Published on the use of SPs in the early 80s re: giving bad news
• One of the first to use stealth SPs as part of a CME study and an adolescence violence study
• Developed and implemented blended learning residents as teachers program, Children’s, 2014
• Established and implemented communication skills curriculum, Children’s, 2014
• Book chapter on communication skills in residents in Routledge Handbook of Communication Skills, 2014
• Primer on the Clinician Educator: Supporting Excellence and Promoting Change Through Storytelling CRC Press, 2022

*Developed innovative workshops on professionalism, questioning skills, feedback, adult learning principles, teaching and learning styles, decision-making, learning climate, the problem learner, lecturing, teaching in the ambulatory setting, assessing the ACGME competencies, the five-minute preceptor, teaching in the presence of the patient, reflection, communication skills and others, giving bad news, action learning

Offerings:

I am available to do the following on a visit : 1) Consultative work with specific faculty interested in the process of medical education, 2) observation of clinical activities, 3) facilitate workshops and teaching sessions, like grand rounds, 4) facilitate/teach processes on how to solve complex problems in the context of a busy clinical practice, like brief structured observation, 8-step preceptor for case-based teaching, activated demonstration, blended learning, the problem learner, questioning skills, scholarship, incivility and the learning climate

Personal: Married 60 years to Joyce, 2 children and 6 grandchildren

Current positions: Director, Creative Medical Education, educational consulting;

Senior consultant, medical education, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, George Washington (Professor 1986-2000)

Currently Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics

Education: University of Toledo, 1961, BS; The Ohio State University School of Medicine, 1965, M.D.

Training: Buffalo Children’s Hospital, 1965-1966; Columbus Children’s Hospital, 1966-1968; Columbus Children’s Hospital, Chief Resident, 1968-1969

Military service: Kimbrough Army Hospital, 1969-1971; Chief of Pediatrics, 1970-1971

Academic positions: Alyn Orthopedic Hospital, Jerusalem (affiliated with Hebrew University), staff pediatrician, 1971-72; Johns Hopkins University/Hospital, staff Pediatrician, 1972-1973;

Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) and George Washington University School of Medicine, 1974-2000. Professor, 1986-2000; Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, 2000-2018

Titles: Director, Pediatric Medical Education, Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1974-1978; Director and founder, Office of Medical Education, CNMC, 1978-2000.

Professional societies: Montgomery- Prince Georges County Medical Society, 1974-2013; President 1977-1978; Ambulatory Pediatric Association (APA), 1979-present, Board 1987-1990; American Education Research Association 1980-1993; AAP, 1969-

Offices held: Chair, Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (Assoc Amer Med Coll), 1993-1995 (first non-dean to hold that position)

Research in Medical Education Committee, AAMC (elected) 1990-1993

Member, National GEA steering committee, AAMC 1993-1995

First full-time President of medical staff, CNMC 1988-1990

Chief Medical Officer, CNMC, 1991-1992

President, COMSEP, 1997-1999

Academic Pediatric Association (APA) board, 1989-1992

Medical boards and licenses: District of Columbia, 1978-present; Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics; voluntarily recertified, 1980

Publications: Author of 160 articles, most peer-reviewed; >90 peer-reviewed abstracts; 10 book chapters, CD-ROM, and manuals; 43 letters to the editor; Primer for clinician educators (CRC Press, 2022)

National presentations: Over 360 presentations/visiting professorships at approximately 66% of US med schools and two universities, including the U of Alberta Festival of Teaching, 2012

Awards: Outstanding young leader, United Jewish Appeal Federation of Greater Washington, 1977

Golden Apple teaching award, CNMC, 1978

Elected, American Pediatric Society, 1991

Outstanding teaching program in the country, (APA) award, 1993, 2014

Gold T alumnus award from the University of Toledo, lifetime commitment award, 1995

Outstanding clinical teacher, GWU, 1996

Ray Helfer award for outstanding medical education research, APA, 1997, 1998, 2004

Elected to AOA by medical students, GWU, 1997

Named McLeod visiting professor, S. Australian Postgraduate Med. Educ. Ass., 2000

Outstanding Pediatrician of the year, Mont/PG Pediatric Society, 2000

Named annual lectureship in medical education in my honor, CNMC, 2000-present

Special recognition award, COMSEP, March, 2001

Room on the CLASS (simulation center, GWU) floor dedicated in my honor, 2005

Outstanding undergraduate program medical education research paper, NEGEA, June, 2007

Outstanding graduate medical education research paper. NEGEA, May, 2008

Miller-Sarkin APA outstanding mentor, May, 2010

The George Washington award for outstanding faculty contribution at GWU, May 2010

COMSEP achievement award, 2012

NEGEA first award for distinguished educator, 2015

Outstanding GME oral communication, NEGEA, April, 2016

Greenberg-Serwint award established in APA Region IV,

Achievements:

• As clerkship director, have overseen the Pediatric education of over 3000 medical students and have mentored/advised many of them

• As a clinician/educator, have worked with, advised and advanced research, collaborating with over 2000 residents in Pediatrics

• Have published and advanced Pediatric and general medical education through innovations and research since 1974

• One of the first clinician/educators to be elected to regional, national offices, AAMC

• Started one of the first office rotations for pediatric residents in 1974

• Established a community training program for trainees at a GWU/ CNMC-affiliated hospital, 1974

• Started the first educational initiative on postpartum car seat use in Maryland, 1974
• Founded one of the first full-service medical education offices in Pediatrics, including CME

• Initiated a home health care program for students in Pediatrics

• Started faculty development, CNMC and the Master Teachers' program

• Did the first RCT research on teaching residents how to teach in the late 70's

• Published on the use of SPs in the early 80s re: giving bad news
• One of the first to use stealth SPs as part of a CME study and an adolescence violence study
• Developed and implemented blended learning residents as teachers program, Children’s, 2014
• Established and implemented communication skills curriculum, Children’s, 2014
• Book chapter on communication skills in residents in Routledge Handbook of Communication Skills, 2014
• Primer on the Clinician Educator: Supporting Excellence and Promoting Change Through Storytelling CRC Press, 2022

*Developed innovative workshops on professionalism, questioning skills, feedback, adult learning principles, teaching and learning styles, decision-making, learning climate, the problem learner, lecturing, teaching in the ambulatory setting, assessing the ACGME competencies, the five-minute preceptor, teaching in the presence of the patient, reflection, communication skills and others, giving bad news, action learning

Offerings:

I am available to do the following on a visit : 1) Consultative work with specific faculty interested in the process of medical education, 2) observation of clinical activities, 3) facilitate workshops and teaching sessions, like grand rounds, 4) facilitate/teach processes on how to solve complex problems in the context of a busy clinical practice, like brief structured observation, 8-step preceptor for case-based teaching, activated demonstration, blended learning, the problem learner, questioning skills, scholarship, incivility and the learning climate

Personal: Married 60 years to Joyce, 2 children and 6 grandchildren

Current positions: Director, Creative Medical Education, educational consulting;

Senior consultant, medical education, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, George Washington (Professor 1986-2000)

Currently Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics

Education: University of Toledo, 1961, BS; The Ohio State University School of Medicine, 1965, M.D.

Training: Buffalo Children’s Hospital, 1965-1966; Columbus Children’s Hospital, 1966-1968; Columbus Children’s Hospital, Chief Resident, 1968-1969

Military service: Kimbrough Army Hospital, 1969-1971; Chief of Pediatrics, 1970-1971

Academic positions: Alyn Orthopedic Hospital, Jerusalem (affiliated with Hebrew University), staff pediatrician, 1971-72; Johns Hopkins University/Hospital, staff Pediatrician, 1972-1973;

Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) and George Washington University School of Medicine, 1974-2000. Professor, 1986-2000; Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, 2000-2018

Titles: Director, Pediatric Medical Education, Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1974-1978; Director and founder, Office of Medical Education, CNMC, 1978-2000.

Professional societies: Montgomery- Prince Georges County Medical Society, 1974-2013; President 1977-1978; Ambulatory Pediatric Association (APA), 1979-present, Board 1987-1990; American Education Research Association 1980-1993; AAP, 1969-

Offices held: Chair, Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (Assoc Amer Med Coll), 1993-1995 (first non-dean to hold that position)

Research in Medical Education Committee, AAMC (elected) 1990-1993

Member, National GEA steering committee, AAMC 1993-1995

First full-time President of medical staff, CNMC 1988-1990

Chief Medical Officer, CNMC, 1991-1992

President, COMSEP, 1997-1999

Academic Pediatric Association (APA) board, 1989-1992

Medical boards and licenses: District of Columbia, 1978-present; Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics; voluntarily recertified, 1980

Publications: Author of 160 articles, most peer-reviewed; >90 peer-reviewed abstracts; 10 book chapters, CD-ROM, and manuals; 43 letters to the editor; Primer for clinician educators (CRC Press, 2022)

National presentations: Over 360 presentations/visiting professorships at approximately 66% of US med schools and two universities, including the U of Alberta Festival of Teaching, 2012

Awards: Outstanding young leader, United Jewish Appeal Federation of Greater Washington, 1977

Golden Apple teaching award, CNMC, 1978

Elected, American Pediatric Society, 1991

Outstanding teaching program in the country, (APA) award, 1993, 2014

Gold T alumnus award from the University of Toledo, lifetime commitment award, 1995

Outstanding clinical teacher, GWU, 1996

Ray Helfer award for outstanding medical education research, APA, 1997, 1998, 2004

Elected to AOA by medical students, GWU, 1997

Named McLeod visiting professor, S. Australian Postgraduate Med. Educ. Ass., 2000

Outstanding Pediatrician of the year, Mont/PG Pediatric Society, 2000

Named annual lectureship in medical education in my honor, CNMC, 2000-present

Special recognition award, COMSEP, March, 2001

Room on the CLASS (simulation center, GWU) floor dedicated in my honor, 2005

Outstanding undergraduate program medical education research paper, NEGEA, June, 2007

Outstanding graduate medical education research paper. NEGEA, May, 2008

Miller-Sarkin APA outstanding mentor, May, 2010

The George Washington award for outstanding faculty contribution at GWU, May 2010

COMSEP achievement award, 2012

NEGEA first award for distinguished educator, 2015

Outstanding GME oral communication, NEGEA, April, 2016

Greenberg-Serwint award established in APA Region IV,

Achievements:

• As clerkship director, have overseen the Pediatric education of over 3000 medical students and have mentored/advised many of them

• As a clinician/educator, have worked with, advised and advanced research, collaborating with over 2000 residents in Pediatrics

• Have published and advanced Pediatric and general medical education through innovations and research since 1974

• One of the first clinician/educators to be elected to regional, national offices, AAMC

• Started one of the first office rotations for pediatric residents in 1974

• Established a community training program for trainees at a GWU/ CNMC-affiliated hospital, 1974

• Started the first educational initiative on postpartum car seat use in Maryland, 1974
• Founded one of the first full-service medical education offices in Pediatrics, including CME

• Initiated a home health care program for students in Pediatrics

• Started faculty development, CNMC and the Master Teachers' program

• Did the first RCT research on teaching residents how to teach in the late 70's

• Published on the use of SPs in the early 80s re: giving bad news
• One of the first to use stealth SPs as part of a CME study and an adolescence violence study
• Developed and implemented blended learning residents as teachers program, Children’s, 2014
• Established and implemented communication skills curriculum, Children’s, 2014
• Book chapter on communication skills in residents in Routledge Handbook of Communication Skills, 2014
• Primer on the Clinician Educator: Supporting Excellence and Promoting Change Through Storytelling CRC Press, 2022

*Developed innovative workshops on professionalism, questioning skills, feedback, adult learning principles, teaching and learning styles, decision-making, learning climate, the problem learner, lecturing, teaching in the ambulatory setting, assessing the ACGME competencies, the five-minute preceptor, teaching in the presence of the patient, reflection, communication skills and others, giving bad news, action learning

Offerings:

I am available to do the following on a visit : 1) Consultative work with specific faculty interested in the process of medical education, 2) observation of clinical activities, 3) facilitate workshops and teaching sessions, like grand rounds, 4) facilitate/teach processes on how to solve complex problems in the context of a busy clinical practice, like brief structured observation, 8-step preceptor for case-based teaching, activated demonstration, blended learning, the problem learner, questioning skills, scholarship, incivility and the learning climate

Personal: Married 60 years to Joyce, 2 children and 6 grandchildren

Current positions: Director, Creative Medical Education, educational consulting;

Senior consultant, medical education, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, George Washington (Professor 1986-2000)

Currently Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics

Education: University of Toledo, 1961, BS; The Ohio State University School of Medicine, 1965, M.D.

Training: Buffalo Children’s Hospital, 1965-1966; Columbus Children’s Hospital, 1966-1968; Columbus Children’s Hospital, Chief Resident, 1968-1969

Military service: Kimbrough Army Hospital, 1969-1971; Chief of Pediatrics, 1970-1971

Academic positions: Alyn Orthopedic Hospital, Jerusalem (affiliated with Hebrew University), staff pediatrician, 1971-72; Johns Hopkins University/Hospital, staff Pediatrician, 1972-1973;

Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) and George Washington University School of Medicine, 1974-2000. Professor, 1986-2000; Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, 2000-2018

Titles: Director, Pediatric Medical Education, Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1974-1978; Director and founder, Office of Medical Education, CNMC, 1978-2000.

Professional societies: Montgomery- Prince Georges County Medical Society, 1974-2013; President 1977-1978; Ambulatory Pediatric Association (APA), 1979-present, Board 1987-1990; American Education Research Association 1980-1993; AAP, 1969-

Offices held: Chair, Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (Assoc Amer Med Coll), 1993-1995 (first non-dean to hold that position)

Research in Medical Education Committee, AAMC (elected) 1990-1993

Member, National GEA steering committee, AAMC 1993-1995

First full-time President of medical staff, CNMC 1988-1990

Chief Medical Officer, CNMC, 1991-1992

President, COMSEP, 1997-1999

Academic Pediatric Association (APA) board, 1989-1992

Medical boards and licenses: District of Columbia, 1978-present; Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics; voluntarily recertified, 1980

Publications: Author of 160 articles, most peer-reviewed; >90 peer-reviewed abstracts; 10 book chapters, CD-ROM, and manuals; 43 letters to the editor; Primer for clinician educators (CRC Press, 2022)

National presentations: Over 360 presentations/visiting professorships at approximately 66% of US med schools and two universities, including the U of Alberta Festival of Teaching, 2012

Awards: Outstanding young leader, United Jewish Appeal Federation of Greater Washington, 1977

Golden Apple teaching award, CNMC, 1978

Elected, American Pediatric Society, 1991

Outstanding teaching program in the country, (APA) award, 1993, 2014

Gold T alumnus award from the University of Toledo, lifetime commitment award, 1995

Outstanding clinical teacher, GWU, 1996

Ray Helfer award for outstanding medical education research, APA, 1997, 1998, 2004

Elected to AOA by medical students, GWU, 1997

Named McLeod visiting professor, S. Australian Postgraduate Med. Educ. Ass., 2000

Outstanding Pediatrician of the year, Mont/PG Pediatric Society, 2000

Named annual lectureship in medical education in my honor, CNMC, 2000-present

Special recognition award, COMSEP, March, 2001

Room on the CLASS (simulation center, GWU) floor dedicated in my honor, 2005

Outstanding undergraduate program medical education research paper, NEGEA, June, 2007

Outstanding graduate medical education research paper. NEGEA, May, 2008

Miller-Sarkin APA outstanding mentor, May, 2010

The George Washington award for outstanding faculty contribution at GWU, May 2010

COMSEP achievement award, 2012

NEGEA first award for distinguished educator, 2015

Outstanding GME oral communication, NEGEA, April, 2016

Greenberg-Serwint award established in APA Region IV,

Achievements:

• As clerkship director, have overseen the Pediatric education of over 3000 medical students and have mentored/advised many of them

• As a clinician/educator, have worked with, advised and advanced research, collaborating with over 2000 residents in Pediatrics

• Have published and advanced Pediatric and general medical education through innovations and research since 1974

• One of the first clinician/educators to be elected to regional, national offices, AAMC

• Started one of the first office rotations for pediatric residents in 1974

• Established a community training program for trainees at a GWU/ CNMC-affiliated hospital, 1974

• Started the first educational initiative on postpartum car seat use in Maryland, 1974
• Founded one of the first full-service medical education offices in Pediatrics, including CME

• Initiated a home health care program for students in Pediatrics

• Started faculty development, CNMC and the Master Teachers' program

• Did the first RCT research on teaching residents how to teach in the late 70's

• Published on the use of SPs in the early 80s re: giving bad news
• One of the first to use stealth SPs as part of a CME study and an adolescence violence study
• Developed and implemented blended learning residents as teachers program, Children’s, 2014
• Established and implemented communication skills curriculum, Children’s, 2014
• Book chapter on communication skills in residents in Routledge Handbook of Communication Skills, 2014
• Primer on the Clinician Educator: Supporting Excellence and Promoting Change Through Storytelling CRC Press, 2022

*Developed innovative workshops on professionalism, questioning skills, feedback, adult learning principles, teaching and learning styles, decision-making, learning climate, the problem learner, lecturing, teaching in the ambulatory setting, assessing the ACGME competencies, the five-minute preceptor, teaching in the presence of the patient, reflection, communication skills and others, giving bad news, action learning

Offerings:

I am available to do the following on a visit : 1) Consultative work with specific faculty interested in the process of medical education, 2) observation of clinical activities, 3) facilitate workshops and teaching sessions, like grand rounds, 4) facilitate/teach processes on how to solve complex problems in the context of a busy clinical practice, like brief structured observation, 8-step preceptor for case-based teaching, activated demonstration, blended learning, the problem learner, questioning skills, scholarship, incivility and the learning climate

Personal: Married 60 years to Joyce, 2 children and 6 grandchildren

Current positions: Director, Creative Medical Education, educational consulting;

Senior consultant, medical education, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, George Washington (Professor 1986-2000)

Currently Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics

Education: University of Toledo, 1961, BS; The Ohio State University School of Medicine, 1965, M.D.

Training: Buffalo Children’s Hospital, 1965-1966; Columbus Children’s Hospital, 1966-1968; Columbus Children’s Hospital, Chief Resident, 1968-1969

Military service: Kimbrough Army Hospital, 1969-1971; Chief of Pediatrics, 1970-1971

Academic positions: Alyn Orthopedic Hospital, Jerusalem (affiliated with Hebrew University), staff pediatrician, 1971-72; Johns Hopkins University/Hospital, staff Pediatrician, 1972-1973;

Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) and George Washington University School of Medicine, 1974-2000. Professor, 1986-2000; Clinical Professor, Pediatrics, 2000-2018

Titles: Director, Pediatric Medical Education, Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1974-1978; Director and founder, Office of Medical Education, CNMC, 1978-2000.

Professional societies: Montgomery- Prince Georges County Medical Society, 1974-2013; President 1977-1978; Ambulatory Pediatric Association (APA), 1979-present, Board 1987-1990; American Education Research Association 1980-1993; AAP, 1969-

Offices held: Chair, Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (Assoc Amer Med Coll), 1993-1995 (first non-dean to hold that position)

Research in Medical Education Committee, AAMC (elected) 1990-1993

Member, National GEA steering committee, AAMC 1993-1995

First full-time President of medical staff, CNMC 1988-1990

Chief Medical Officer, CNMC, 1991-1992

President, COMSEP, 1997-1999

Academic Pediatric Association (APA) board, 1989-1992

Medical boards and licenses: District of Columbia, 1978-present; Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics; voluntarily recertified, 1980

Publications: Author of 160 articles, most peer-reviewed; >90 peer-reviewed abstracts; 10 book chapters, CD-ROM, and manuals; 43 letters to the editor; Primer for clinician educators (CRC Press, 2022)

National presentations: Over 360 presentations/visiting professorships at approximately 66% of US med schools and two universities, including the U of Alberta Festival of Teaching, 2012

Awards: Outstanding young leader, United Jewish Appeal Federation of Greater Washington, 1977

Golden Apple teaching award, CNMC, 1978

Elected, American Pediatric Society, 1991

Outstanding teaching program in the country, (APA) award, 1993, 2014

Gold T alumnus award from the University of Toledo, lifetime commitment award, 1995

Outstanding clinical teacher, GWU, 1996

Ray Helfer award for outstanding medical education research, APA, 1997, 1998, 2004

Elected to AOA by medical students, GWU, 1997

Named McLeod visiting professor, S. Australian Postgraduate Med. Educ. Ass., 2000

Outstanding Pediatrician of the year, Mont/PG Pediatric Society, 2000

Named annual lectureship in medical education in my honor, CNMC, 2000-present

Special recognition award, COMSEP, March, 2001

Room on the CLASS (simulation center, GWU) floor dedicated in my honor, 2005

Outstanding undergraduate program medical education research paper, NEGEA, June, 2007

Outstanding graduate medical education research paper. NEGEA, May, 2008

Miller-Sarkin APA outstanding mentor, May, 2010

The George Washington award for outstanding faculty contribution at GWU, May 2010

COMSEP achievement award, 2012

NEGEA first award for distinguished educator, 2015

Outstanding GME oral communication, NEGEA, April, 2016

Greenberg-Serwint award established in APA Region IV,

Achievements:

• As clerkship director, have overseen the Pediatric education of over 3000 medical students and have mentored/advised many of them

• As a clinician/educator, have worked with, advised and advanced research, collaborating with over 2000 residents in Pediatrics

• Have published and advanced Pediatric and general medical education through innovations and research since 1974

• One of the first clinician/educators to be elected to regional, national offices, AAMC

• Started one of the first office rotations for pediatric residents in 1974

• Established a community training program for trainees at a GWU/ CNMC-affiliated hospital, 1974

• Started the first educational initiative on postpartum car seat use in Maryland, 1974
• Founded one of the first full-service medical education offices in Pediatrics, including CME

• Initiated a home health care program for students in Pediatrics

• Started faculty development, CNMC and the Master Teachers' program

• Did the first RCT research on teaching residents how to teach in the late 70's

• Published on the use of SPs in the early 80s re: giving bad news
• One of the first to use stealth SPs as part of a CME study and an adolescence violence study
• Developed and implemented blended learning residents as teachers program, Children’s, 2014
• Established and implemented communication skills curriculum, Children’s, 2014
• Book chapter on communication skills in residents in Routledge Handbook of Communication Skills, 2014
• Primer on the Clinician Educator: Supporting Excellence and Promoting Change Through Storytelling CRC Press, 2022

*Developed innovative workshops on professionalism, questioning skills, feedback, adult learning principles, teaching and learning styles, decision-making, learning climate, the problem learner, lecturing, teaching in the ambulatory setting, assessing the ACGME competencies, the five-minute preceptor, teaching in the presence of the patient, reflection, communication skills and others, giving bad news, action learning

Offerings:

I am available to do the following on a visit : 1) Consultative work with specific faculty interested in the process of medical education, 2) observation of clinical activities, 3) facilitate workshops and teaching sessions, like grand rounds, 4) facilitate/teach processes on how to solve complex problems in the context of a busy clinical practice, like brief structured observation, 8-step preceptor for case-based teaching, activated demonstration, blended learning, the problem learner, questioning skills, scholarship, incivility and the learning climate