Stoeckle Center Sponsored Education Programs
Cabot Primary Care Lecture Series
The Cabot Primary Care Lecture Series was designed by the Cabot Society, a student and faculty group at Harvard Medical School (HMS), to encourage dialogue about issues important in primary care medicine – such as patient-doctor communication, care of the underserved, community medicine, professionalism, quality of care and health care policy. The series was founded in 1993, and in 2008, the Stoeckle Center and the HMS Primary Care Division began collaborating to plan the series
Literature and Medicine: Humanities at the Heart of Healthcare
Literature & Medicine: Humanities at the Heart of Health Care is an exciting workplace program that will give people involved in the delivery of health care an opportunity to come together and reflect on their roles as health care providers through the medium of literature.
National Health Service Corp Scholarship Program
Check out NHSC.hrsa.gov/scholarship for more information regarding eligibility and to begin the application process.
Patient Experience of Care
Partners Community Healthcare Inc. (PCHI) and The Stoeckle Center are committed to enhancing both the physician-patient relationship and the physician experience through innovation in medical practice and collaboration among physicians and their staff.
Stoeckle Center Seminars
This Stoeckle Center seminars monthly lecture series provide a forum to share innovative ideas and best practices with the Mass General primary care community.
The program connects students with primary care faculty who share their interests and can help them shape their career plans over their four years of medical school. Through this mentor relationship as well as a variety of group experiences and events, meaningful relationships are cemented and students gain a deeper understanding of the joys of primary care and the wide-range of career options available to primary care physicians.
Schwartz Center Rounds
The Stoeckle Center hosts Schwartz Center Rounds, which are unique, multi-disciplinary sessions in which Mass General staff explore the emotional side of caregiving. A national program with sites across the country, these Rounds are funded by the Kenneth B. Schwartz Center, a Boston-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing compassionate health care.
