How to Become a Partner
The CHICAGO AMWA Consortium is actively seeking to grow our partnership base, to ensure our programming is diverse, innovative and serve the needs of our membership.
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The Chicago AMWA Consortium is a unique opportunity to reach a group of talented physicians in the Chicago medical community. The Consortium is a great way to reach key audiences with messages about your services or goals of your organization. If you are looking for ways to incorporate trusted healthcare information and diversity and inclusion initiatives into your organization's efforts, consider partnering with the Consortium.
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Benefits Include:
The opportunity to support CAC- the only one of its kind in Chicago - bringing women physicians together to provide leadership to each other and service to the Chicagoland community. Exposure to women physicians from different practice groups and institutions. Access to our Speakers Bureau
For more information please contact us at AMWAChiefDiversity@gmail.com |
What are some partnership opportunities?
Event Partnership • Participate in panel events in the areas of professional mentorship and women's health • Participate in Educational Programming Program Partnership • Local and National Women's Health programming - AMWA National • Women Veteran’s Health Programming • Chicago AMWA Consortium Networking Salons Internship Partnership The Chicago AMWA Consortium - WISE Summer Internship Program Our partnership with the West Side Institute of Education, offers a unique and rewarding internship that enable medical students to gain firsthand experience and learn valuable skills to prepare them for a career in clinical medicine and medical research. With the rise in activities in population health, medical students soon realize that they have limited experience in training that incorporates experience, and knowledge in the role of social determinants of health, cultural competency and legal advocacy related to healthcare. We are always looking for additional partners to Fellowship to continue to develop it into the most unique medical student fellowship in the country. Contact us at AMWAChiefDiversity@gmail.com The Internship consists of two parts: 1) A Practicum, lasting 4 weeks in which the medical student participates in and completes a community engagement project that involves one or many of our Partners and practice members. The type and scope of the project will be discussed by members of the WISE and CAC Board and will culminate in a written report and poster submission to the National AMWA meeting, JBVA Research meeting and a presentation at the CAC August Networking Salon. 2) Seminar Series: The Intern will attend a series of workshops, research, clinical meetings and field work to gather a real world perspective on how clinical services and population based research occurs. Activities will include routine project work that range from health survey implementation, community health promotion, and educational initiatives planning to infrastructure support. Third and fourth year medical students are eligible to apply. For more information please contact AMWAChiefDiversity@gmail.com |
