The Global Executive Education Program is designed to empower Michigan Medicine's international partner institutions, offering an unprecedented opportunity for aspiring healthcare leaders around the world to spend time at Michigan Medicine learning critical knowledge and skills to improve and transform care at their home institution.
Participants spend three weeks at Michigan Medicine engaging in a combination of classroom and hand-on learning to enhance their knowledge and leadership skills.
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From groundbreaking patient care to remarkable innovations and advancement in medical education, Michigan Medicine has always been on the forefront of medical care, education and research. With a tripartite mission focusing on patient care, education, and research, Michigan Medicine is a pioneer in all aspects of healthcare delivery, teaching, and innovation. Because we are part of the University of Michigan, one of the most prestigious academic institutions around the world, Michigan Medicine is affiliated with other top-ranked schools in Law, Business, Public Health, Nursing and more. The unique opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration drives innovation and gives us a strategic advantage when it comes to education, research, and patient care.
Our Global Executive Education Program offers participants a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a learning environment where best practices in all aspects of health and healthcare are integrated from the leadership level to the front lines of care and laboratory research. Learn more at https://med.umich.edu/.
Our unique curriculum design combines core concepts with track-specific lessons tailored to each group's interests and needs, optimizing the experience and maximizing the learning. Common to all three tracks, a core curriculum provides an essential foundation of principles and concepts relating to the overall United States health system and Michigan Medicine. Beyond the core curriculum, three different tracks offer distinct competency-based training areas based on the participants' needs.
Hospital Administration Track: Explore strategic management issues and concepts so leaders can make well-informed decisions for their teams and organization.
Translational & Clinical Research Track: Develop know-how in conducting high-quality clinical and translational research.
Medical Education Track: Sharpen theoretical and practical knowledge in curriculum design and assessment.
Explore track-specific curriculum details through the links below.
Michigan Medicine's Global Executive Education Program is specifically designed for healthcare professional from partner international academic institutions and organizations. We welcome multi-disciplinary teams who join us to learn together as they engage with our Michigan Medicine faculty instructors and each other. Participants can include:
Learning so many different perspectives was new and very helpful. I'm confident the lessons will benefit me, not only in working with patients but with my colleagues as well.
For further information about the Global Executive Education Program, contact Amy Huang, Director of Asia Programs for Global REACH at the University of Michigan Medicine School: [email protected].
