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Penn Educational Pipeline Program

Penn Educational Pipeline Program. Our M ission. 3. Motivation. Medical education. “Three M ’s”. 2. Mentorship. History. First academic publications regarding the Pipeline model; First investigations into efficacy. Sayre (now Sayre High School) becomes the sole partner school.

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Penn Educational Pipeline Program

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  1. Penn Educational Pipeline Program

  2. Our Mission 3. Motivation • Medical education “Three M’s” • 2.Mentorship

  3. History First academic publications regarding the Pipeline model; First investigations into efficacy Sayre (now Sayre High School) becomes the sole partner school Curriculum switches from to case-based model 2002 2004 2007 2013 GI and Epidemiology added to Pipeline curriculum. 1998 2003 2005 2008 2009 Dr. Sharon Lewis Joins Pipeline faculty and directs neuroscience curriculum. Guiding partnerships with sister institutions founded Dr. Karen Hamilton establishes the Neuroscience Pipeline Program as part of the AAMC 3000 x 2000 Campaign. Netter Center expands neuroscience curriculum at Sayre Middle School; Sayre replaces Overbrook as a partner school; Pipeline Program Dr. Roy Hamilton becomes Curriculum Director Neurology residents are first recruited to Pipeline Program

  4. Diseases that affect your community Stroke African Americans suffer from higher rates of stroke and from worse stroke outcomes than other Americans. Atherosclerosis and uncontrolled hypertension are likely contributors

  5. Diseases that affect your community Colorectal Cancer

  6. Case-Based Teaching Learn medicine the same way doctors learn medicine.

  7. Small group activities

  8. All about the Neuron The Mighty Brain Neurological Disorders Neuroscience Methods Come to Your Senses 1 pt 1 pt 1 pt 1 pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2 pt Games 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

  9. Creating a true pipeline College and beyond… Epidemiology 11th Grade: Cardiology 10th Grade: Neuroscience 9th Grade: Infectious Disease

  10. Meet our Doctors Roy Hamilton, MD, MS Director, Penn Educational Pipeline Program Job at Penn: Neurologist Title: Assistant Professor From: Long Beach, CA College: Harvard Medical School: Harvard Residency: University of Pennsylvania Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania

  11. Meet our Doctors Sharon Lewis, MD Director, Neuroscience Pipeline Program Job at Penn: Neurologist Title: Assistant Professor From:Pennsylvania & Ft. Lauderdale, FL College: University of Miami Medical School: University of Miami Residency: University of Pennsylvania Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania

  12. Meet our Doctors Jerry Johnson, MD Director, Epidemiology Pipeline Program Job at Penn: Chief of Geriatrics Title: Professor College: Denver University Medical School: Case Western Reserve Residency: NC Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, NC RWJF Clinical Scholar: University of Pennsylvania

  13. Meet our Doctors Natasha Fontaine, MD Curriculum Co-director, Gastroenterology Pipeline Program Job at Penn: Gastroenterologist Title: Fellow College: Howard University Medical School: Wake Forest Residency: Johns Hopkins Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania

  14. Meet our Doctors Christina Twyman, MD Curriculum Co-director, Gastroenterology Pipeline Program Job at Penn: Gastroenterologist Title: Fellow From: Alexandria, VA College: Duke University Medical School: Johns Hopkins Residency: Johns Hopkins Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania

  15. Meet our Coordinators Emily Evans Coordinator, Neuroscience Pipeline From: Erie, PA College: Tulane University Fun Facts: 1st generation college State champ track & field in HS 3) Likes cooking, sports, & video games

  16. Meet our Coordinators Lauren Banks Coordinator, Gastroenterology Pipeline Program From: Albany, NY & Bethesda, MD College: Stanford Fun Facts: Colorblind Brother is a 2x Olympian

  17. Acknowledgements Sayre High School • Principal Charles Ireland • Sayre teachers Netter Center for Community Partnerships • Sayre-Penn Health Promotion Undergraduate TA Coordinator: John Ibrahim • Cory Bowman, Associate Director Netter Center for Community Partnerships Penn School of Medicine Educational Pipeline Program • Karen Hamilton, PhD – Administrative Program Director, Emeritus • Dorothy Harris – Administrative Coordinator • Anna Delaney – Director, Curriculum Office, PSOM

  18. Pipeline Teaching Partners Gastroenterology Teaching Assistants Stephanie Honig CarlyBorinksy Ally Wang Amy Weiss ShadrackFrimong Samantha Freedman Arielle Bokhour Kristie Bauman AfafMoustafa

  19. Sayre Students Alia Barrett AmonnaBennefield Yaqwuon Brown Ebony Clemens Tyrone Clemen Kenneth Gadson Tymir Green-Ellis Anthony Griffin Tylier Jones Kevin Keno Jr. KiarraLites SianiLites NadiraMcClean Kariema Moore Derek Richardson Audraya Ross Timell Floyd-Sherrard Dquan Thomas Michael Taylor Xzaria Williams* Ronisha Westbrook Lisa Williams-Matthews Reginaldo Winston

  20. Pipeline Teaching Partners Medical Students Meredith Curtis Elise Schlissel Katie O'Conor Sheng Tang Harry Han Roger Murayi Billy Yates Katherine Hamilton Jon Kole Moleye Roberts Julia Cohen Mallory Irons Jessica Liu John Wilen Dan Larach Alex Bridges Ernesto Gonzales

  21. Pipeline Teaching Partners Neuroscience Teaching Assistants Jennifer Yoon Rebecca Margolis Kathryn Rooney Rachel Greenberg Wesleigh Leigh Alyssa Nieves Palmila Liu Joshua Kaminetsky Colin Millar

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