Advance your career in academic medicine.
After several years of practice, many academic hospitalists have developed specific interests in areas of administration, education, research, or quality improvement. Designed for academic hospitalists 4-7 years into their careers, AHA Level 2 will take place virtually, keying in on some of the critical needs academics are facing today.
The Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM), Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) and Association of Chiefs & Leaders of General Internal Medicine (ACLGIM) are proud to offer a virtual conference to provide academics with the educational, scholarly and professional development skills they need to advance their careers and continue on a pathway of success in academic hospital medicine.
To support the best attendee experience and engagement, registration is limited.
AHA Level 1 is not a prerequisite.
Why attend?
AHA attendees will experience an energizing, interactive learning environment featuring small-group discussion facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist-researchers, and clinical administrators.
Location
AHA 2 is taking place virtually to allow you to participate as your schedule allows, from the safety and comfort of your own space. We look forward to returning to in-person conferences, where AHA will help you make the most of your experience in exciting locations.
“This conference was transformative, professionally and personally. Each session gave me actionable insights that I can use in my practice every day.”
“…broadened how I perceive professional growth.”
“…Opened my mind to new venues for professional growth. I look forward to the follow up syncs we have in the coming months to hold me accountable…”
“…I found the experience transformative. I was touched by each speaker’s willingness to share their deeply personal experiences with us…”
“This conference was one of the best I have ever attended. Fantastic practical strategies were presented, allotted time for reflection allowed me to focus on my career plan, and it was an incredible networking environment.”