Robyn Dreibelbis
Executive Director and Designated Institutional Official, Mountain States Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research
Robyn Dreibelbis is listed as Executive Director and Designated Institutional Official, Mountain States Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research. Robyn is scheduled to speak at 2027 ACGME Annual Educational Conference on 26 February 2027.
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About
Dr. Robyn Dreibelbis graduated from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific (now part of Western University of Health Sciences) in Pomona, CA, and completed her Family Medicine residency at Eastmoreland Hospital in Portland, OR. Dedicated to treating the whole patient, she practiced full-spectrum family medicine with a focus on sports, procedural, and lifestyle medicine until 2011, when she transitioned into academic medicine. Her academic leadership includes serving as Vice Chair of the Department of Family Medicine at COMP-Northwest in Lebanon, OR, and Program Director of the Samaritan Health Services Family Medicine Residency in Corvallis, OR. Currently, she serves as both the Associate Dean of Graduate Medical Education at the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Designated Institutional Official for the Mountain States Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research, an ACGME-accredited sponsoring institution where she oversees residency program developme
Upcoming
2027 ACGME Annual Educational Conference 24 February 2027 – 27 February 2027
- SES025: From Zero to Hero: A Roadmap for Successful Program Development in GME-Naïve Institutions Speaker · 26 February 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Robyn at events on B2DB.
- Diane Johnson SAHS Manager of Graduate Medical Education · Saint Alphonsus Health System 1 shared session
- Michael Kreider Director of Graduate Medical Education · Mountain States Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research 1 shared session