West Point Department of Chemistry and Life Science: Strengthening Army Medicine through Leadership and Research
Loading...
Authors
Hershfield, Jeremy R.
O'Donovan, Kevin
Kick, Andrew R.
Mullaney, Sara B.
Bateman, Stacey
Beitler, Alan
Barnhill, Jason
Burpo, Fred J.
Issue Date
2024-10
Type
Journal articles
Language
Keywords
Medical school , Leader Development
Alternative Title
Abstract
West Point provides a comprehensive 47-month experience in which military education, leadership, academics, and character development are intricately interwoven, as well as planned and executed by Army officers and civilian faculty. West Point faculty also either enhance their professional careers within the AMEDD or otherwise contribute to the medical mission during or following their teaching assignment. In this article, we describe how CLS supports the AMEDD officers through its faculty development, undergraduate education program, and teaching and leadership through research
Description
Citation
1. Hershfield, J., O’Donovan, K., Kick, A., Mullaney, S., Bateman, S., Beitler, A., Barnhill, J., Burpo, F.J. West Point Department of Chemistry and Life Science: Strengthening Army Medicine through Leadership and Research. The Medical Journal. Fall Issue (Oct-Dec) 2024, 5-15.
Publisher
Borden Institute, US Army MEDCoE, OTC, 3630 Stanley Rd Attn: The Medical Journal, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234-6100
