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2004 AIM Annual Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Celebrating our 20th Anniversary - 1984-2004
Marriott
Crystal Gateway
Arlington, Virginia
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
Meeting Room: Grand Ballroom Salon A-B
An Examination of International Medical Education
7:00-8:00 am: Continental Breakfast Sponsored by AIM
Morning Session
8:00 am: Welcome
8:15 am–9:30 am: Medical Education in the United States and Medical Education in the World
Our speakers will lead an exploration of medical education today including international and U.S. models. Distance education and online instruction will also be examined from the perspective of the LCME. Are there significant differences between the education models and how do those differences impact those of us in the licensure of the global physician?
Moderator: Kathleen Haley, Executive Director, Oregon Board of Medical Examiners and AIM Western Region Representative
9:30 am – 10:30 am: The Consumer Advocate’s International Medical Education Journey
We have all received those e-mails from Dean Hughson. Now meet the man behind the messages. Mr. Hughson shares with us the work he has done in researching international medical schools and the education they offer.
· Presentation: Dean Hughson, Consumer Advocate
Introduction: AIM Vice President Leslie A. Gallant, Program Chairperson and Executive Administrator, Alaska State Medical Board
10:30 am – 10:45 am: Break
10:45 am – 11:45 am: NCFMEA and ECFMG: The Organizations Behind the Acronyms
Representatives from the National Committee on Foreign Medical Education and Accreditation (NCFMEA) and the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) give an overview of the work of their respective organizations and how those organizations contribute to the recognition or licensure of international medical school graduates in the United States.
· Presentation: J. Lee Dockery, M.D., Member, National Committee on Foreign Medical Education and Accreditation (NCFMEA) and Professor Emeritus, University of Florida College of Medicine, Gainesville, Florida
· Presentation: Stephen S. Seeling, JD, Vice President for Operations, Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) and Bill Kelly, Manager, Medical Education Credentials Department, ECFMG
Introduction: Larry Buening, JD, Executive Director, Kansas State Board of Healing Arts and AIM Central Region Representative
11:45 am – 1:15 pm: Luncheon Sponsored by AIM
AIM Business Meeting will begin at 12:15 pm and will focus on reports and the introduction of any matters that must be voted on by the membership. Actual voting will occur during the 4:00 pm session of the business meeting.
Afternoon Session:
1:15 pm – 2:30 pm: The New York Model: Conducting Medical School Evaluations On-Site
· Presentation: Tom Monahan, Executive Secretary, New York State Board for Medicine, will explain the work of the New York Board’s on-site visit teams in evaluating international medical schools.
Introduction: Cynthia Weber Glynn, Deputy Director for Administration, New York Office of Professional Medical Conduct and AIM Eastern Region Representative
2:30 pm -2:45 pm: Break
2:45 pm: MD/DO Degrees for Other Health Care Professionals; Advanced Placement
· Presentation: John B. Crosby, J.D., Executive Director of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), will discuss the efforts of some ‘universities’ that are marketing their medical doctor degree programs to Doctors of Osteopathy and others.
· Presentation: Mark W. Stafford, J.D., General Counsel, Kansas Board of Healing Arts, will present the Kansas Board’s recent experience.
Introduction: Larry Buening, JD, Executive Director, Kansas Board of Healing Arts and AIM Central Region Representative
3:45 pm: Wrap-Up
4:00 pm: AIM Business Meeting – Continued
· Transfer of the Gavel - Remarks from the incoming AIM President
5:00 pm: Conclusion
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2004 AIM Annual Business Meeting - Wednesday, April 28, 2021
Marriott Crystal Gateway
Meeting Room: Grand Ballroom Salon A-B
11:45 am Luncheon Served
12:15 pm: C
all to Order - AIM President Randal C. Manning, Executive Director, Maine Board of Licensure in MedicineRoll Call to Establish Quorum - AIM Secretary Rolf P. Sletten, Executive Secretary & Treasurer, North Dakota State Board of Medical Examiners
Treasurer's Report - AIM Treasurer Trey Delap, Deputy Executive Director, Nevada State Board of Osteopathic Medicine
Committee Reports
1:15 pm: First Half of Business Meeting Ends
1:15 pm: Afternoon Session Begins
4:00 pm: Second Half of Business Meeting Begins
Presentation of Awards by AIM President Randal C. Manning
Presentation of the 7th Annual AIM Best of Boards Award - Tina M. Steinman, Chair, Executive Director, Missouri State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts
Election of Officers - President, Vice President and Secretary
Transfer of the Gavel
Any Other Business
Adjourn
Click on the Following Links for Washington, DC Information including Airport Transfer Information
The Essential Guide for Visiting Washington, DC
http://www.washingtonpost.com/visitorsguide/?g
http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/tours/
http://www.commuterpage.com/metroconnect.htm
Excerpt Below - Source: www.fodors.com
Reagan National, Dulles, and BWI airports are served by SuperShuttle (PHONE: 800/258-3826 or 202/296-6662, www.supershuttle.com), which will take you to a specific hotel or residence. Make reservations at the ground transportation desk. Fares vary depending on the destination. The 20-minute ride from Reagan National to downtown averages $9-$13; the 45-minute ride from Dulles runs $22-$25; the 65-minute ride from BWI averages $28-$30; drivers accept major credit cards in addition to cash. The length of the ride varies depending on traffic and the number of stops that need to be made.
By Metro
If you're coming into Ronald Reagan National Airport, have little to carry, and are staying at a hotel near a subway stop, it makes sense to take the Metro. The station is within walking distance of the baggage claim area, but a free airport shuttle bus runs between the Metro station and Terminal A. The Metro ride downtown takes about 20 minutes and costs $1.10-$2, depending on the time of day and your end destination.
By Taxi
Expect to pay about $14 to get from Ronald Reagan National Airport to downtown, $50-$65 from Dulles, and $58-$65 from BWI. A $1.50 airport surcharge is added to the total at all airports. A $1 surcharge is added to the total for travel during rush hour.
Dining in Washington, DC - Click on the following links:
Source: Washingtonian Magazine
http://www.washingtonian.com/dining/
Source: Zagat Survey
http://www.zagat.com/index.asp?VID=1&PID=1&LID=20
Arts and Culture in Washington, DC - Click on the following links:
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institutions
National Air and Space Museum
National Museum of American History
http://americanhistory.si.edu/
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
http://www.kennedy-center.org/
Acknowledgements
AIM wishes to thank the many people who make our meetings so successful. Without their willingness to share their time, knowledge and experience, we would be unable to bring you such important programs.
2004 AIM Annual Meeting Program Committee:
Leslie Gallant, AIM Vice President
Overall Program Chair for all AIM Meetings
Executive
Administrator
Alaska
State Medical Board
John D. Volmer
AIM Southern Region Representative
Board Administrator
South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners
Larry
Buening, Jr.
AIM Central
Region Representative
Executive
Director
Kansas
State Board of Healing Arts
Cynthia
Weber Glynn
AIM Eastern
Region Representative
Deputy
Director for Administration
New
York Office for Professional Medical Conduct
Kathleen
Haley
AIM Western
Region Representative
Executive
Director
Oregon
Board of Medical Examiners
James R. Granger, Executive Director, District of Columbia Board of Medicine
Bill Harp, MD, Executive Director,
Virginia Board of Medicine