MEDTalks

Leadership College is a project-based, yearlong program that teaches participants important leadership and communication skills that they can utilize at work, in their community and within their professional associations. MEDTalks are the culmination of that work where Leadership College participants present the results of their research in brief 15-minute presentations.

NCMS Spotlight: Learn more about MEDTalks

Watch as Gerri Mattson, MD, co-chair of the North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) Foundation’s…

NCMS Spotlight: Dan McKearney, PA-C

This month we feature Dan McKearney, PA-C, for his thoughts on why and how to improve the state’s…

MEDTalks 2017: Richard Bunio, MD, Anne Cotter, MD & Miriam Schwarz: Opioid Prescription Practices Western NC

Miriam Schwarz and Drs. Bunio and Cotter share their Leadership College project on "Opioid…

MEDTalks 2017: Nada El Husseini, MD on Self-Managed Time Off

Dr. Nada El Husseini, a vascular neurologist at Wake Forest Baptist Health, delivers her MEDTalk on…

MEDTalks 2017: M. Lynn Silkstone, MD on Implementing Screening Tools

Dr. Lynn Silkstone, a pediatrician in Winston-Salem, shares her findings from her Leadership…

MEDTalks 2017: Cormac O’Donovan, MD & Susan Melin, MD on Physician Burnout

Dr. Cormac O'Donovan, a neurologist at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, and Dr. Susan…

MEDTalks 2017: Connette McMahon, MD, on Long Acting Reversible Contraception

Connette McMahon, MD, FACOG, MBA, an OB-GYN physician in Fayettville, shares her Leadership…

MEDTalks 2017: Daniel McKearney, PA-C, on Barriers to Effective Use of the NC CSRS

Daniel Mckearney, a family practice physician assistant in Raleigh, researched barriers that…

Leadership College Class of 2017 Present MEDTalks

MEDTalks — Angela Meredith, PA-C on Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking

Angela Meredith, MS, PA-C, presents her 2016 Leadership College project on the topic of…

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