Caroline Diez
GME Manager, JPS Health Network
Caroline Diez is listed as GME Manager, JPS Health Network. Caroline is scheduled to speak at 2027 ACGME Annual Educational Conference on 25 February 2027.
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About
Caroline Diez, EdD, MBA, C-TAGME, is an experienced GME leader with a passion for professional development and training. She holds degrees from the College of Charleston, Spring Hill College, and Creighton University. Her doctoral research focused on developing and evaluating an empathy training program for GME program coordinators and administrators. Her career in GME began at the Medical University of South Carolina, where she served as the Neurosurgery Residency Coordinator and Neurology Student Clerkship Coordinator. In 2016, she transitioned to Grand Strand Medical Center to help establish the Transitional Year Residency Program. In April 2019, Caroline was recruited to the JPS Health Network, where she currently serves as a GME Director. A recognized leader in medical education, Caroline received the 2016 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) National Clerkship Coordinator Award. She has led multiple regional and national GME workshops (including ACGME, AAMC Learn Serve Lead, NRMP,
Upcoming
2027 ACGME Annual Educational Conference 24 February 2027 – 27 February 2027
- BR12: From Empowered to Elevated: The ELEVATE Framework for Impactful GME Leadership Speaker · 25 February 2027
- SES024: SPARK: Building Faculty Identity Through Scholarship, Academic Growth, and Impact Speaker · 26 February 2027
- SES071: The Power of Connection: Building Belonging, Engagement, and Resilience in GME Speaker · 27 February 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Caroline at events on B2DB.
- Diana Singer Executive Director, Academic Affairs · JPS Health Network 3 shared sessions
- Tricia Elliott Senior Vice President, Academic & Research Affairs, Chief Academic Officer, DIO · JPS Health Network 1 shared session