The KU School of Medicine-Wichita, Family Medicine Interest Group (FMIG) presents The G. Gayle Stephens Lectureship “The History of Medicine in 60 Minutes” by Jason Marker, MD, MPH.
6:00-6:30 p.m. dessert served
9:30-7:30 p.m. lecture
KUSM-Wichita Roberts Amphitheater
1010 N. Kansas, Wichita, KS 67214
You are invited to the 39th Annual Family Medicine Winter Symposium, Dec. 6-7. 2019, hosted by the University of Kansas Medical Center. The symposium is designed to present new and updated topics useful to practicing family physicians and other primary care providers, with special emphasis on refining diagnostic and therapeutic skills.
Family Medicine Winter Symposium
Dec. 6-7, 2019
Marriott Hotel
9100 E. Corporate Hills Dr.
Wichita, KS
Contact Tiffany Bonfiglio at tbonfiglio@kumc.edu or 316-293-3533 for more information.
This is your last chance to register for the RISE webinar this Wednesday, March 27! Join us for 30 minutes of learning about wellness through personal leadership development with Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
There is no charge for the RISE Webinar Series. However, registration is required to receive the log-in information for the webinar.
The RISE program is a wellness initiative of KAFP designed to help Kansas family physicians RISE above burnout. RISE resources include:
RISE: Restore, Invigorate, Strengthen, Energize.
This RISE webinar is only a week away! Don’t delay, register today. Register for the upcoming free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 27, 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. “Caution, turn around don’t drown: Wellness through personal leadership development,” featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
There is no charge for the RISE Webinar Series. However, registration is required to receive the log-in information for the webinar.
The RISE program is a wellness initiative of KAFP designed to help Kansas family physicians RISE above burnout. RISE resources include:
RISE: Restore, Invigorate, Strengthen, Energize.
The RISE program is a wellness initiative of KAFP designed to help Kansas family physicians RISE above burnout. Register for the upcoming free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 27, 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. “Caution, turn around don’t drown: Wellness through personal leadership development,” featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
There is no charge for the RISE Webinar Series. However, registration is required to receive the log-in information for the webinar.
RISE resources include:
RISE: Restore, Invigorate, Strengthen, Energize.
The RISE program is a wellness initiative of KAFP designed to help Kansas family physicians RISE above burnout. Register for the upcoming free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 27, 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. “Caution, turn around don’t drown: Wellness through personal leadership development,” featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
There is no charge for the RISE Webinar Series. However, registration is required to receive the log-in information for the webinar.
RISE resources include:
RISE: Restore, Invigorate, Strengthen, Energize.
The RISE program is a wellness initiative of KAFP designed to help Kansas family physicians RISE above burnout. Register for the upcoming free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 27, 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. “Caution, turn around don’t drown: Wellness through personal leadership development,” featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
There is no charge for the RISE Webinar Series. However, registration is required to receive the log-in information for the webinar.
RISE resources include:
RISE: Restore, Invigorate, Strengthen, Energize.
The RISE program is a wellness initiative of KAFP designed to help Kansas family physicians RISE above burnout. Register for the upcoming free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 27, 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
There is no charge for the RISE Webinar Series. However, registration is required to receive the log-in information for the webinar.
RISE resources include:
RISE: Restore, Invigorate, Strengthen, Energize.
Register for our fifth session in the free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 27: featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness.
Tina Khan spent 13 years in Dual Language Bilingual Classrooms as a teacher advocate for families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The principle stating leadership starts with you is especially near to her work both in and out the classroom. Tina has a Level I Kansas Leadership Center certification in Teaching Leadership and a Level II Case-In-Point certification for group facilitation. She has more than 10 years experience in team training and group facilitation. She has a degree from Kansas State University in K-12 Education and Bilingual/Multicultural licensure as well as an MA in American History and MS in Educational Administration & School Leadership from Emporia State University.
Tina currently works to increase healthy food access for communities across Kansas. Through her work at the Center for Engagement and Community Development at Kansas State University, she was instrumental in establishing the state’s 2nd CDFI (community development financing institute) and only the tenth CDFI in the country that focuses on increasing healthier food access for citizens. She is the current director for the Kansas Alliance for Wellness where she works to develop Food Policy Councils focusing on healthier food access in local communities, through local policy. She is passionate about connecting individuals with resources that benefit the progress of Kansas communities.
She fills her spare time with cycling, outdoor activities, animals and enjoying the beautiful countryside of Lyon County Kansas where she lives with her husband Brandon, their seven dogs, two miniature donkeys and potbelly pig Roscoe. Read more
Register for our fifth session in the free RISE Webinar Series on Wednesday, March 6: featuring Tina Khan, Community and Personal Leadership Consultant with Kansas Alliance for Wellness. Stay tuned for the topic to be announced soon!
Tina Khan spent 13 years in Dual Language Bilingual Classrooms as a teacher advocate for families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The principle stating leadership starts with you is especially near to her work both in and out the classroom. Tina has a Level I Kansas Leadership Center certification in Teaching Leadership and a Level II Case-In-Point certification for group facilitation. She has more than 10 years experience in team training and group facilitation. She has a degree from Kansas State University in K-12 Education and Bilingual/Multicultural licensure as well as an MA in American History and MS in Educational Administration & School Leadership from Emporia State University.
Tina currently works to increase healthy food access for communities across Kansas. Through her work at the Center for Engagement and Community Development at Kansas State University, she was instrumental in establishing the state’s 2nd CDFI (community development financing institute) and only the tenth CDFI in the country that focuses on increasing healthier food access for citizens. She is the current director for the Kansas Alliance for Wellness where she works to develop Food Policy Councils focusing on healthier food access in local communities, through local policy. She is passionate about connecting individuals with resources that benefit the progress of Kansas communities.
She fills her spare time with cycling, outdoor activities, animals and enjoying the beautiful countryside of Lyon County Kansas where she lives with her husband Brandon, their seven dogs, two miniature donkeys and potbelly pig Roscoe. Read more