Infectious Diseases Grand Rounds: Responding to mistreatment in the clinical learning environment

Where

College of Medicine Tucson – Tucson, Lecture Hall, Room 8403

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This University of Arizona virtual event is sponsored by the Division of Infectious Diseases in the Department of Medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson. It is open to the public, particularly community physicians and other interested health care professionals.  

Topic

“Responding to Mistreatment in the Clinical Learning Environment”

Presenter Details 

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Breanna Sherrow-Serrano, PhD
Director of Faculty Development & Teaching Excellence, Vice Chair of Education Office, Department of Medicine, College of Medicine – Tucson

Dr. Sherrow-Serrano brings over a decade of experience in teaching and academic advising to her current role supporting faculty and resident trainee instructional development in collaboration with the Office of the Vice Chair of Education. Her work focuses on continuous quality improvement and innovation in medical education.

Previously, she served as a senior learning specialist for Graduate Medical Education at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson. In this role, she supported residents in preparing for in-training and board examinations and provided academic coaching to those with self-identified or demonstrated learning challenges. She also held positions as a lecturer in the U of A Department of Pediatrics and as adjunct faculty in special education at Pima Community College.

Her experience extends to undergraduate medical education, where she advised medical students during their preclinical years, clerkships and board exam preparations. Earlier in her career, Dr. Sherrow-Serrano was an assistant professor at New Mexico State University, where she taught reading and supported pre-service and in-service teachers in special education.