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Description
The AAP’s Chair Council is a group of Department Chairs and Division Chiefs of an ACGME-approved PM&R program. All AAP members that meet the qualifications are automatic members of this community. Our mission is to work with the AAP to create the future of academic physiatry through mentorship, leadership and discovery. The council offers opportunities for Chairs and Chiefs to communicate important information, generate ideas, alert the appropriate people to critical issues and provide collegial support. We hope you’ll get active in our community!
Every year, Department Chairs and Division Chiefs come together to learn, share best practices, grow their network and set their departments up for success. Here’s a look at previous sessions our council has planned:
Developing an Educational & Leadership Curriculum for Women in PM&R
Best Practices to Mitigate Burnout & Promote Wellness in the Age of COVID-19
Ethics & Impact of COVID-19 on an Inpatient Pediatric Rehabilitation Unit
Optimizing Cancer Rehabilitation Services in the Age of COVID-19
Joint Chair Council & Administrative Directors Council Meeting
The AAP’s Chair Council periodically creates podcast that support the efforts and growth of PM&R Department Chairs and Division Chiefs. Click here to listen to our latest episodes.
Physiatric Research Consulting Program
The AAP is proud to offer a Physiatric Research Consulting Program that provides customized assistance and recommendations for developing a physiatric research program for institutions currently seeking to expand or develop one.
The objective of the Physiatric Research Development Consulting Program is to increase physiatric research capacity by providing customized assistance and recommendations for developing a physiatric research program for institutions currently seeking to expand or develop their research program.
Assignment of 3 researchers and/or administrators as site visitors who will evaluate the institution over a 1-2 day period and provide written feedback.
A follow-up assessment.
The site visitors meet with key individuals during an on-site visit, and then provide specific recommendations for implementing or increasing the capacity of research at the institution.