Clinician Leadership in Quality and Safety Scholarly Concentration

Program Overview
The Clinician Leadership in Quality and Safety (CLQS) Scholarly Concentration offers a structured, longitudinal learning experience for medical students interested in quality improvement and patient safety.
Medical students build QI knowledge over time, engage in collaborative learning opportunities, and lead a QI project with guidance from experienced mentors.
Program Structure
CLQS follows medical students through each phase of their medical journey. The program is organized around three connected phases that help medical students build foundational QI knowledge, apply what they learn with others, and lead a project in their chosen clinical discipline.
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Foundation PhaseWork individually on QI training to build a solid understanding of quality improvement principles. |
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Application PhaseEngage in collaborative learning with fellow medical students, residents, and QI learners to strengthen practical skills and teamwork. |
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Individualization PhaseLead a QI project in partnership with a mentor in the medical student’s chosen clinical discipline. |
Why Participate?Longitudinal Learning Mentorship Hands-On Project Work |
Quick LinksMeet Our Current Scholars CLQS Symposia Recordings |
Ways to Engage
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Become a CLQS Mentor
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Become a CLQS Guest Speaker
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Medical Students Interested in CLQS?If you are a medical student interested in this program, please visit the School of Medicine webpage for more information on the application process and program requirements. |
Application Process & Program Requirements |
CLQS Program Leadership TeamCLQS program leaders support medical students through mentorship, quality improvement learning, and scholarly project work. |
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Associate Director |
Qual/Org Exec Leader Sr |
Project Coordinator |
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