DM3P: Grassroots org supporting #DisabledHealthcareProfessionals & trainees w/ a mutual mentorship model. Monthly virtual meetings/events. #DocsWithDisabilities
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ALT Event flyer for DM3P, the Disability in Medicine Mutual Mentorship Program. Headline: “Disability Health Equity Needs Your Input! Help Refine the STRIDE Curriculum.” Text: “Join DM3P for a virtual community feedback session on STRIDE, an educational program designed to help healthcare professionals recognize and address ableism and provide more equitable, accessible, and person-centered care for people with disabilities.” Details: Wednesday, October 21st, 8:00–9:30 PM ET, virtual via Zoom. Featuring headshots of Jennifer Arnold, MD, MSc, and Nora E. Renthal, MD, PhD. A box with a QR code reads: “Join DM3P to Participate (Membership is free!) Scan to join DM3P and receive registration information.” Footer: “Your experience. Your perspective. A more inclusive future.”
ALT Graphic titled “Your Experience Can Make a Difference” recruiting physicians with disabilities or chronic illnesses to become MSDCI Pod Leaders. Pod Leaders guide virtual group sessions for pre-medical and medical students with similar experiences, sharing perspective, offering guidance, and building community. Commitment: at least one virtual pod session per six-month cycle. Benefits include making medicine less isolating, sharing practical guidance, and supporting the next generation with a flexible time commitment. Pre-medical and medical students with disabilities or chronic illnesses can also apply for roles. Questions: [email protected].
ALT "Rectangular graphic with title: "Clinical Accommodation Webinar Series, Part 4: Student Voices: Medical Student Perspectives on the Accommodations Guide." The four panelists are shown with photos and credentials: Peppar Cyr, MD, PhD, MPhil, Panelist, PGY1, Pediatrics and PM&R at Thomas Jefferson University; Nora Newcomb, MD, Panelist, PGY1, transitional year at St. Luke's Hospital; Zak Khaleel, MD, Panelist, PGY1, transitional year at Ocean University; and Suchita Rastogi, PhD, Moderator, CEO, Disability in Medicine Mutual Mentorship Program. Event details: February 3rd, 7:30-8:30 pm ET. Registration link: https://bit.ly/ClinicalAccommodationsSeries_Part4. QR code provided. Logos displayed at bottom: Docs with Disabilities Initiative, MSDCI (Community, Advocacy, Education, Accessibility), AHEAD (Association on Higher Education and Disability), Stanford Medicine Alliance for Disability Inclusion Equity, and DMP.
ALT Rectangular graphic with title: "Clinical Accommodation Webinar Series, Part 4: Student Voices: Medical Student Perspectives on the Accommodations Guide." The four panelists are shown with photos and credentials: Peppar Cyr, MD, PhD, MPhil, Panelist, PGY1, Pediatrics and PM&R at Thomas Jefferson University; Nora Newcomb, MD, Panelist, GY1, transitional year at St. Luke's Hospital; Zak Khaleel, MD, Panelist, PGY1, transitional year at Ocean University; and Suchita Rastogi, PhD, Moderator, CEO, Disability in Medicine Mutual Mentorship Program. Event details: February 3rd, 7:30-8:30 pm ET. Registration link: https://bit.ly/ClinicalAccommodationsSeries_Part4. QR code provided. Logos displayed at bottom: Docs with Disabilities Initiative, MSDCI (Community, Advocacy, Education, Accessibility), AHEAD (Association on Higher Education and Disability), Stanford Medicine Alliance for Disability Inclusion Equity, and DMP.
ALT A white graphic dominated by text. Text at the top says: Disability in Medicine Mutual Mentorship Program. Feb 21, 2024, 5 Pacific / 8 Easter*. *Note: We now start 30 min earlier than previously. On an orange-gold graphic ribbon is text: “How I Disclosed in Medicine.” Just below is large text: “Guest Speaker: Stephanie Moss, M4.” The logo for the DM3P sits above this. At the bottom is text: “To register, fill out our short form: https://rbgy/ipg72”
ALT Graphic with text: Giving Tuesday. Giving to the Disability in Medicine Mutual Mentorship Program (DM3P). TODAY ONLY Your donations will be matched by a generous Stanford Medicine family! Link: https://tinyurl.com_Give_DM3P