Professional Development Articles
Updates about the annual meeting, educational events, and new resources
In a special Life & Career Q&A for AMA Wire, AASM President-Elect Dr. Ilene Rosen describes for young physicians both the realities and the unique benefits of specializing in sleep medicine.
AASM members can now download a free copy of the new resource, "A Handbook for Optimizing EHR Use in Sleep Medicine."
You are invited to submit an abstract or session proposal for SLEEP 2017, held June 3-7, at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts.
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) is inviting comments on proposed revisions to Section VI of the Common Program Requirements, which includes proposed changes to resident work hour limits.
A new website recently launched by the Pediatric Sleep Council, babysleep.com, provides accurate, free and up-to-date information on sleep in young children for parents and caregivers.
The Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC (APSS) invites AASM members to volunteer as an abstract reviewer for SLEEP 2017, the 31st Annual Meeting of the APSS.
The AASM congratulates the 130 doctors who found out yesterday that they were matched with a sleep medicine fellowship training program through the Specialties Matching Service, which is administered by the National Resident Matching Program.
As the sleep medicine field continues to evolve, the AASM requires strong leaders to set the strategic direction for the organization. The AASM invites qualified members to nominate themselves to be considered for positions that will be opening in 2017 on the AASM Board of Directors and AASM Nominating Committee.
The awards will include research expenses such as salary support, supplies and overhead for the awardee.
It’s less than one week until Match Day on Nov. 2, when sleep medicine fellowships will be announced for the 2017 appointment year through the Specialties Matching Service administered by the National Resident Matching Program.