NEW ORLEANS April 2, 2025—The American College of Physicians (ACP) is honoring six chief residents as winners of the Herbert S. Waxman Chief Resident Teaching Scholarships at Internal Medicine Meeting 2025, ACP’s annual scientific meeting taking place April 3-5, at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
The 2025 chief resident awardees are:
- Kathryn Flynn, D.O. – Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, in Bethesda MD
- Loukas Kakoullis, M.D., PhD, MPH – Mount Auburn Hospital, in Cambridge MA
- Ian Motie, M.D. – Sarasota Memorial Hospital, in Sarasota FL
- RemyGrace Sass, M.D. – University of Nebraska Medical Center, in Omaha NE
- Jeanette Schnierle, M.D., MPH – Ohio State University Medical Center, in Columbus OH
- Venkat Tondapu, M.D., MA – Cleveland Clinic Akron General Hospital, in Akron OH
ACP established the Herbert S. Waxman Chief Resident Teaching Scholarships in 2014 to recognize outstanding chief medical residents and to provide them an opportunity to assist teaching popular workshops under the guidance and mentorship of expert faculty in the Clinical Skills Center at ACP’s annual scientific meeting.
ACP’s Clinical Skills Center is a collection of educational activities that provide hand-on learning under the guidance of expert faculty, interactive self-study, and other events and exhibits designed to improve physician well-being and professional satisfaction.
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