The Veteran Educator

S1E34: "It is really difficult to predict your career path more than a couple of years in advance"

S1E33: Enjoying what you love to do

S1E32: Lead with curiosity

S1E31: Having a career that is both a voyage of discovery and self-discovery

S1E30: Identify your joy and follow it

S1E29: The benefits of working in a collaborative, interprofessional VA teaching environment

S1E28: How to deal with curveballs in one’s career

S1E27: Finding ways to have an impact beyond one’s own practice

S1E26: The importance of partnerships between VA and schools of nursing

S1E25: The importance of coaching and mentoring for educational leaders

S1E24: Leading cultural transformation in education and healthcare

S1E23: Teaching trauma informed care

S1E22: The importance of rural health professions education

S1E21: Don’t let others dictate what lane you are in

S1E20: The positive impact trainees have on Veteran healthcare

S1E19: Competency Based Education

S1E18: Know your why

S1E17: Best practices to train clinicians to provide healthcare to Veterans in the LGBTQ+ community

S1E16: Best practices in educational survey design

S1E15: Finding fun in your educational work and the importance of producing impactful educational products

S1E14: Effective Communication Techniques to Teach & Present

S1E13: Investing in your leadership skills

S1E12: Teaching with the brain in mind

S1E11: Why I chose to train at the VA

S1E10: Active learning in education

S1E9: Social media and health professions education

S1E8: Simulation based education in the health professions

S1E7: The importance of the education mission at VA

S1E6: Health Professions Education at VA: History and future directions

S1E5: The importance of being a lifelong learner

S1E4: My Life My Story: Learners and the life story of Veterans

S1E3: Innovation in educating clinicians to provide age-friendly care

S1E2: Sparking student interest in memory loss and dementia

S1E1: Wellness in Health Professions Education