Professional Identity Community of Practice
This presentation discusses the formation of a Community of Practice focusing on professional identity tensions in Graduate Medical Education (GME). Dr. Peter H. Jin delves into sources of tension in GME trainees, professional identity formation, and the creation of a sustainable network for discussions on values, moral principles, and self-reflection. By establishing a space for dialogue, addressing barriers, and emphasizing collaboration, the community aims to foster a culture of support and growth among neurology residents.
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Professional Identity Community of Practice Creating a Space for Discussions on Professional Identity Tensions in GME Peter H Jin, MD Associate Program Director for Adult Neurology Residency
Sources of Tension in GME Trainees Hard and conflicting feedback Imposter phenomenon Fallout from medical errors Setting boundaries Disagreement with superiors Workplace abuse Loss of joy for work and stagnation Morals and values vs. service and duties
Professional Identity Formation The development of professional values, moral principles, actions, aspirations, and ongoing self-reflection on the identity of the individual Wald HS. Acad Med. 2015;90(6) Can we teach professional identity? Are we equipped to teach these topics? How do we create significant learning experiences involving professional identity?
Starting a Community of Practice In 2020, we created a new morning report format titled Wellbeing at Work where faculty led discussions with neurology residents on topics in professional identity tensions Naturally addressed barriers of psychological safety and collaboration A community of practice is a persistent, sustaining social network of individuals who share and develop an overlapping knowledge base, set of beliefs, values, history and experiences focused on common practice and/or mutual experience Cruess RL. Acad Med. 2018;93(2) Highlighted the human dimensions of our work Respected the (beautiful) complexity of professional identity
The Bigger Community pjin@som.umaryland.edu
