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From the Archives: First in Class, Charting a Course for Education at Mayo Clinic
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Mayo Clinic's attracts thousands of the best and brightest students and trainees with its premier educational programs. Since Fredric Meyer, M.D., was named the Juanita Kious Waugh Executive Dean of Education in 2016, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science has expanded to serve more learners and increased the diversity of its trainees. In addition, it has added programs on emerging topics in health care and used new technology, such as augmented reality, to transform education.
Learn more about Dr. Meyer and his passion for medical education in this 2016 profile from Mayo Clinic Magazine.
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