Bowling Green, Ohio, USA, and began her career in community mental health, serving indi­viduals with severe and persistent mental illness. She began her career in graduate medical education in 2007 as the Director of Behavioral Science for the Mercy Family Medicine Residency in Toledo, Ohio. She joined the faculty at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill in 2014 and is presently an Associate Professor and Director of Behavioral Science Education in the Department of Family Medicine. She facilitates the behavioral health curricu­lum for residents and has a strong interest in healthcare professional well-being. The primary focus of her work has been to develop and implement integrated behavioral health services in primary care and develop interdisciplinary training programs that foster collaborative learning and build a workforce that can meet the Quintuple Aim. Dr.Myerholtz is aPast President of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) and chairs the STFMStrategic Planning Committee.

ErinO’Connor completed her doctoral degree at the University of Detroit Mercyanda pred-

cine into primary care and graduate medical education, geriatrics, resilience and well-being in healthcare, and the benets of the natural environment on health and well-being.

HeatherL.Paladine is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine at the Columbia

University Irving Medical Center, and the Program Director of the NewYork Presbyterian­Columbia Family Medicine Residency Program, Manhattan, NewYork. She attended medical school at the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in NewYork and then completed her residency in family medicine at the Oregon Health and Sciences University in Portland. Shehas done fel­lowships in maternal and children’s health care and faculty development, and received a master’s degree in Medical Education from the University of Cincinnati. Dr.Paladine’s areas of focus within family medicine are in the areas of women’s health, education, and technology.

ElizabethT.Perryman is an active duty Major, clinician and educator in the US Air Force.

She has an Assistant Professor of Family Medicine appointment through the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and is the Director of Behavioral Medicine and a behavioral health consultant at the Eglin Air Force Base Family Medicine Residency Program in Florida. Dr. Perrymanis a member of the Clinical Competency Committee and a voting member of the Graduate Medical Education Council. She completed her Ph.D. at Morgan State University, M.S.W. atthe University of Pennsylvania, and B.S.W. atthe University of Maryland Baltimore County. Dr.Perryman is the recipient of a Department of Defense award for her leadership and management of a national suicide prevention program. Sheis a cham­pion for junior underrepresented minority family medicine faculty. Her research interests include mitigating suicide risk through enhanced emotional resilience and stability, identifying healthcare-related social needs and disparities, complex medical decision-making, behavioral health primary care integration, and resident well- being.

Affairs at theUniversity of Massachusetts (UMass) Chan Medical School and Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health. She completed her undergraduate and medical degrees at the University of Vermont. She completed her family medicine residency and fac­ulty development fellowship at the UMass Chan Medical Schoolandher Master of Education at the University of Cincinnati. Potts served as Chair of the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) Review Committee for Family Medicine and led the writing group for the most recentmajor revisions of the family medicineresidency program require­ments. Among her leadership roles, she now serves as the Vice Chair of the ACGME­International Medicine Review Committee. Dr. Potts is a faculty member for both the AFMRDNational Institute for Program Director Development (NIPDD)and the American Academy of Family Physicians Chief Resident Leadership Program. Dr.Potts served in the Program Director role of the Worcester Family Medicine Residency for 12years. She has receivedthe gold, silver, and bronze Program Director Recognition Awards from the Association of Family Medicine Residency Directorsand the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine President’s Award. At UMass Chan Medical School, she received the Sarah Stone Excellence in Education Award from the Women’s Faculty Committee and was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society in 2017, among other honors.

Penn State College of Medicine (PSCOM). She received her medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine. She completed herresidency at theMedStar Franklin Square Medical CenterFamily Medicine Residency Program in Maryland and an obstetrics fellow­ship at the University of Illinois College of Medicine in Peoria. Dr. Ramirezhas lectured on topics related to culturally responsive healthcare(CRC) and has developed numerous curri­cula, including an elective in women’s health and obstetrics for the Penn State—Hershey Family and Community Medicine Residency Program. Dr.Ramírez has been recognized by the PSCOM’s “Exceptional Moments in Teaching” program. She has mentored and collabo­rated with dozens of students, residents, and faculty on scholarly activities resulting in 29 peer­reviewed publications and 3 book chapters. As a collaborator on a National Medical Spanish initiative, she helped design standards for the way medical Spanish is taught in US medical schools. Ramírez’s article, “Prenatal Care: An Evidence Based Approach,” received designa­tion as one of the Top 20 articles of 2023 publishedin the American Family Physician. She isas an associate editor for MedEdPORTAL. As amember of the Penn State Cancer Institute’s Hispanic/Latino Cancer Community Advisory Board, Ramírez helps inform cancer-prevention educational initiatives. As Chair of Latino Connection’s Health Advisory Board, she co-led a variety of community-level initiatives, including an effort toprovide COVID-19 vaccinations and education to vulnerable and historically marginalized individuals throughout the Commonwealth.

Action Committee, as a Board Member and Consultant for the Rural Medical Training Collaborative, asBoard President of the GME Initiative, and as aBoard Member of the WiNC GME Consortium. Her research interests include development of GME in critical access hos­pitals, state GME funding models, and GME policy development. She holds a master’s degree in Higher Education Administration from Western Illinois University and completed doctoral coursework in Educational Leadership atthe University of Nebraska Lincoln. She is a graduate of the Wisconsin Leadership Development Institute and Rural Residency Consultant Learning Community.

Matthew Sayre completed medical school at Temple University Lewis Katz School of

for Violence Prevention, a CDC-funded center. Prior to joining UT Southwestern, he was a Professor and Chair of Family and Community Medicine at Saint Louis University, where he created a new residency focused on care of the urban underserved in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Schneideris a Past President of the Association of Departments of Family Medicine and the Texas Academy of Family Physicians, was the founding President of the Academy on Violence and Abuse, and was Chair of the National Health Collaborative on Violence and Abuse.

Tara Scott is the Program Director of the Sutter Health Santa Rosa Family Medicine

Residency, Santa Rosa, California. She is an Associate Clinical Professor as a volunteer clini­cal faculty memberin the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. She received her medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed residency training at the Sutter HealthSanta Rosa Family Medicine Residency Program. Prior to joining the faculty, she had extensive experience working at community health centers, urgent care centers, and emergency facilities throughout Sonoma County.She has special interests in women’s health and the science and politics of food systems.

Kathleen Woods is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community

Deborah Cowley is a Professor Emeritus in the Department of