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Discover how our past learners have utilized the knowledge, perspectives, and insights they gained at Harvard Medical School to advance patient care, implement change in their organizations, and work toward improved health and wellbeing for all.
Showing 10 out of 265 Learner Stories
"It was transformative. After attending the program, I realized I was a different student, learner, person, and physician."
Pascale Chrisphonte, MD
“The teaching approach was very interactive, with the faculty always thinking about our needs. That was one of the things that came to mind when I selected this program."
Anthony Sunjaya, MD, PhD
"One of the great benefits of the Harvard Macy Programs is the opportunity to meet and stay connected with new colleagues and friends long after the program."
Chase Findley
"[Transforming Your Teaching Using Technology program] offers a fantastic introduction to the use of technology in teaching."
Belinda Lowe
“Taking the HMX courses taught me a lot about what it’s like to be an adult professional who has a job and a family who also wants to learn.”
Lina Scroggins
"I did some research to see if there were any programs for people like me with no US background who graduated from somewhere else. I found this program and it was perfect for me."
Anna Danielyan, MD
"[Leading Innovation in Health Care and Education program] really changed my perspective on how to handle any challenges, barriers, or problems we encounter in health professions education."
Andrea Cooley, DO, FACOS
"Transforming your Teaching using Technology allowed me to be part of a special and welcoming community, which I enjoy keeping up with and know I can count on when needed. "
Ezra Schwartz
"If you don’t think you fit into Harvard’s mold, you’re mistaken. I’ve learned there is no such mold. It is the most all-embracing medical institution in the world."
Chrysanthe L. Parker, EdD (Clinical), JD, F-AAETS, AAETS-CIT/CFT
"AMEE 2023 was not just a conference; it was a celebration of connection, collaboration, curiosity, culture, and community."
Sarah Wood, MD
