Theme: Medicine as a Public Trust — Innovation, Accountability, and Partnership
This year’s CIM Seminars explore medicine as a public trust: examining how innovation, compassion, accountability, and partnership can strengthen confidence between medicine and the communities it serves.
To build a nationally recognized seminar series that attracts extraordinary thinkers and leaders from medicine, science, policy, and beyond, fostering meaningful dialogue that advances trust, collaboration, and impact.
Hosted By
September 22 – Whistler and the Lasting Power of Connection
Ann Patchett
Author
October 13 – Because the Future of Medicine is Not the Past: Inventing an Academy for Next Generation CIM Scholars
Theodore Iwashyna, MD, PhD
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, School of Medicine
Health Policy & Management, Bloomberg School of Public Health
by courtesy, Carey Business School
Register HereNovember 10 – The Microbiome and Human Health: New Frontiers in Research and Care
Cynthia L. Sears, M.D.
Bloomberg~Kimmel Professor of Immunotherapy
Professor, Medicine/Infectious Diseases, Oncology & Molecular Microbiology & Immunology
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Register HereJanuary 12 – “What Illness Teaches Us About Vulnerability, Resilience, and Why Medicine Must Be Trusted”
Kate Bowler
New York Times bestselling author
Award-winning podcast host
Professor of Religious History at Duke University
Watch previously recorded CIM seminars here
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