About this event

Students from low socioeconomic status (SES) backgrounds bring both unique challenges and unique strengths to their medical training. In this presentation, you’re invited to challenge your assumptions and expand your awareness of the impact of socioeconomic status through research findings, student stories, and opportunities for reflection. Practical strategies will be presented that will empower you to teach and mentor your students more effectively.

Presented by:

Kristen Davis-Coelho, Ph.D.

Psychologist, Northern Nevada Hopes

Additional Information:

Open to all faculty, staff, residents and fellows

Approved for 1 AMA and Ethics CME credits | Free and Open to the Public

For questions, please contact: Kay Ramos – kayr@med.unr.edu

Additional information

• Attendance type: Virtual – No in-person attendance is required.
• Cost: Free