Elevate and Educate: Innovation in MedEd Careers

The EMRA Medical Education Committee invites you to join us for a session on “Innovation in Med Ed!” If you can’t imagine sitting through another “Death by PowerPoint” session, come find out what programs are doing across the country to make the learning environment more engaging and how you can bring some of these ideas back to your program.

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