Please feel free to view/download the "Consensus Statement from the American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training (AADPRT) and the Association of Directors of Medical Student Education in Psychiatry (ADMSEP) on the 2021-22 Residency and Fellowship Application Cycle"

The unabridged 2021 Annual [virtual] meeting is now posted.

The 2021 Annual ADMSEP Meeting is almost upon us! See the meeting-at-a-glance. See our meetings page for more detail.

Please take a look at our latest newsletter

Please check out the latest update to our Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Anti-Racism Resources

Miss the 2021-4-27 Virtual Meeting? Simply login to myADMSEP

Please take advantage of our latest newsletter

Join us in our virtual ADMSEP Spring Quarterly Virtual Meeting at 4p on April 27, 2021. See details for necessary information.

Registration has opened for the 2021 ADMSEP Annual Meeting. Please be aware this link will take you away from the ADMSEP website to the ADMSEP Cvent portal access.

Need to renew your membership for the fiscal year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022?

(Note: The membership portal and the ADMSEP Website are two separate interfaces, so the passwords are not the same! If you’ve forgotten your password from last year’s Cvent membership purchase, click the “don’t know your password” link, fill out the information and Cvent will send you a link to your email to reset the password.)

ADMSEP's leadership has come to the tough decision to cancel the in-person meeting that was scheduled in Pittsburgh, PA, this year in favor of a virtual meeting. So this year's ADMSEP Annual Meeting will be held virtually (via Zoom) on June 16-18, 2021.

In recognition of both the format change and the need to cover the organization's annual operating expenses, the ADMSEP Council has adjusted the meeting registration fee for the three-day virtual meeting. The registration cost will cover all expenses for the meeting, including your CME credits.

Here’s the cost breakdown:

• ADMSEP Member: $375 on or before May 15. $400 after May 15.
• Clerkship Coordinator/Administrator: $40.00
• Medical Student/Resident: $95.00
• Non-ADMSEP member: $400 until May 15. $450 after May 15.

The registration process will be held via our Cvent portal, and it is scheduled to open on April 12!

Thank you for your support and understanding. The program committee has worked diligently to develop an informative, engaging program for you. The meeting will provide an opportunity to learn, teach and connect with fellow psychiatric educators. We look forward to getting together to share scholarship, fellowship and friendship.

We are also looking forward to our 2022 annual meeting next year in Austin, Texas, when we can reconnect in person.

In between now and June, we will plan to see you on Zoom on April 27 for our Spring Quarterly Meeting — 4:00 p.m. EDT.

Please peruse our March 2021 Newsletter

Miss the 2020 ADMSEP Awards? View the winners

Miss the 2021 Feb meeting? The recording is now viewable in MyADMSEP

Thanks to authors Michael Miller, MD (Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston) and Brendan O'Connor, MD (Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Washington University), we now have a module on Major Depressive Disorder in our CSI library. Feel free to view!

Don't miss our upcoming third Virtual meeting of this AY , Feb 24, 2021 (4pm EST)

Please take advantage of our latest eModule: "Insomnia: Self Learning Module." Thanks to the authors Derrick Hamaoka, MD, Alexa Bell, BS, Kelly Cozza, MD, Eric Meyer, MD-- all from Uniformed Services University, Bethesda MD

Please view our our updated Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Anti-Racism Resources . And thank you to our curator Dr Francis Lu, University of California, Davis

Please joing us in our upcoming Virtual Meeting Feb 24, 2021, starting at 4pm EST. For more details, please see our latest newsletter

The newsletters section has been refreshed with the latest editions updated.

Thanks to James C West, MD and Janee Mestrovich, DO we now have a new eRepository module "Patients and Personal Firearms"

Please feel free to peruse a new CSI eRepository entry titled: "Objective Structured Clinical Examination Skill Station Is Effective for Assessing Acute Opioid Overdose Resuscitation" (Authors: Matthew P. Abrams , Martin Klapheke). Not only does it promote proper assessment of acute opioid overdose resuscitation, but it also breaks down the construction of the module, a "how-to", which may prove helpful to aspiring CSI module writers!

Please enjoy access to video recordings of presentations given during our ADMSEP Fall 2020 Virtual Meeting. These include topics like:

• Clerkship Teaching and Learning Innovations During Covid-19 Pandemic
• Skills for Mentors
• Skills for Mentees

and more. To access these, you must login to "Members Only"

Thanks to Francis Lu, MD, and the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism committee (DEIA), we can offer a list of periodically updated DEAI resources.

As part of AACAP's virtual meeting this year, they will once again host program directors and career mentors for their special medical students focused programs, listed here .

We are excited to announce that we are now accepting abstract submissions for presentations at the ADMSEP 2021 conference. Please submit your abstracts via Cvent at the following link:

https://www.cvent.com/c/abstracts/b5c2f712-59fb-48ce-bb8f-6312fbfb7453

The link contains descriptions of submission types, etc. All submissions are due by November 16, 2020, 11:59pm ET.

Due to the pandemic, we are keeping our options open for an in-person or a virtual meeting in June 2021. As a result, we will be asking authors to specify whether their submission can be presented in person, virtually, or both. And once abstracts are selected, authors will need to confirm whether they are able to attend the conference in person, virtually or both.

We look forward to reading your submissions and organizing an outstanding conference. Please feel free to be in touch with any questions.

Sincerely, Program Committee on behalf of ADMSEP Council (Matthew Goldenberg, Jeff Rakofsky, Lia Thomas)

P.S. Big thank you to Nancy Harker and Lindsey Allison for their work coordinating with Cvent!

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Matthew N. Goldenberg, M.D., M.Sc. Associate Professor of Psychiatry Yale University School of Medicine Clerkship Director, Psychiatry Biopsychosocial Approach to Health Clerkship Attending Psychiatrist, Psychiatric Emergency Services Yale-New Haven Hospital matthew.goldenberg@yale.edu

Please welcome the new ADMSEP Council Leadership lineup. As per our new ADMSEP President, Dr. Howard Liu:

"I want to congratulate our new officers in the organization. They are truly innovators and visionaries who have already given so much to ADMSEP". These persons include:

-Dr. Lisa Fore-Arcand President-Elect: Arcandlg@gmail.com
-Dr. Erin Malloy Secretary/Newsletter Editor: erin_malloy@med.unc.edu
-Dr. Dawnelle Schatte Council Member: daschatt@UTMB.EDU
-Dr. Jeffrey Rakofsky Council Member: jrakofs@emory.edu

The full set of details can be gleaned here

As many already know, our 2020 Annual Meeting was to be held June 18-20, 2020 in San Diego, CA . Unfortunately, due to the impact of Covid-19, the meeting was cancelled. Please see Announcements for explanation and how the same venue has been booked for our 2023 Annual Meeting.

However we are having a Virtual meeting, Thu June 18 at 5PM-7:30PM EST. Please join us!

The recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, and the disproportionate toll that Covid-19 is wreaking on black communities have shone a light on our nation’s failings on issues of racial justice. ADMSEP Council joins with its members in condemning this racism that threatens the safety and well-being of people of color across the country, including our members, our students and the patients we serve.

As an organization of medical educators, we echo the call to action that the Association of American Medical Colleges made this week: We must acknowledge and speak out against all forms of racism, discrimination, and bias in our environments in our institutions, communities, and society. We must stand in solidarity with the Black community and speak out against unjust and inhumane incidents of violence. We must demonstrate empathy and compassion and acknowledge the pain and grief that the families and the communities of these victims are experiencing. We must take the lead in educating ourselves and others to address these issues head-on. We must be deliberate and partner with local communities, public health agencies, and municipal governments to dismantle structural racism and end police brutality. We must employ anti-racist and unconscious bias training and engage in interracial dialogues that will dispel the misrepresentations that dehumanize our Black community members and other marginalized groups. We must move from rhetoric to action to eliminate the inequities in our care, research, and education of tomorrow’s doctors. The full link to their statement can be found here: https://www.aamc.org/news-insights/press-releases/aamc-statement-police-brutality-and-racism-america-and-their-impact-health

As psychiatric educators training the doctors of tomorrow, we must incorporate the concepts of racism and other social determinants of health into our curricula. We must redouble our efforts to make our students aware of the deleterious effects of trauma, including racial trauma, and therapeutic approaches. We must ensure that we listen to the voices of our colleagues and students of color, stand with them in the fight against racism and support their career development. We must make ourselves aware of our own unconscious biases and recognize and address any mistreatment, including microaggressions (a coin termed by Black psychiatrist Chester Pierce), that we perpetrate or witness.

Sadly, we will not be able to assemble for our annual meeting this year and enjoy each other’s fellowship as well as to process together the tragic and unsettling recent events. We hope that our membership will continue to join together to provide excellent psychiatric education and scholarship, with an increased awareness of inequities and firm commitment toward anti-racism.

Benoit Dubé, M.D.; President
Susan W, Lehmann, M.D.; Immediate Past President
John Spollen, M.D.; Past President
Howard Y. Liu, M.D.; President Elect/Treasurer
Lisa Fore Arcand, Ed. D.; Secretary and Newsletter Editor
Greg Briscoe, M.D., Webmaster & Second Past President
Matthew N. Goldenberg, M.D., M.Sc., Council Member
Erin Malloy, M.D., Council Member
Dawnelle Schatte, M.D., Council Member
Lia A. Thomas, M.D., Council Member
Lindsey Allison, M.Ed., Administrative Director

Thanks to Lia Thomas, MD et al, we now have updated guidance on transitioning to residency during COVID-19. It can be found here: https://www.psychiatry.org/residents-medical-students/medical-students/apply-for-psychiatric-residency/transitioning-to-residency-during-covid-19

We hope that you are healthy and safe amidst these uncertain times. Due to the impact of the Corona virus pandemic, ADMSEP will not be holding its annual meeting this year (June 2020). The rationale for cancelling includes the ban on large gatherings and the widespread emergence of institutional travel restrictions. Our recent poll results predict very poor attendance, not surprisingly.

The good news is that our host hotel, Paradise Point in San Diego, has agreed to amend our agreement. As such, we will be holding our 2023 annual meeting there.

If you had already registered for the meeting, you will receive a full refund soon. If you made a reservation at the hotel, it will be canceled automatically by the hotel, without penalty.

This decision was bittersweet, to say the least. Our annual meeting is a unique opportunity to bring together like-minded psychiatric educators to share innovations and celebrate accomplishment in medical education. Our annual meeting program committee is undeterred and actively exploring alternative scenarios to bring our community together… Stay tuned!

The ADMSEP CSI Committee would like to congratulate our Developmental Grant recipients: Drs. Michael Miller & Brendan O'Connor (Depression) and Drs. Nicole Cotton & Amanda Fujiki (ADHD).