Anne Messman

Anne Messman, M.D., FACEP, serves as Associate Dean of Graduate Medical Education at Wayne State University School of Medicine, providing academic oversight for residency programs. She joined the faculty in 2013 and previously held leadership roles including Emergency Medicine Residency Program associate director at Sinai-Grace Hospital and St. John Hospital.

Education:

• BS Mathematics, University of Michigan (2004)
• MD, George Washington University (2008)
• MHPE, University of Michigan (2019)
• Emergency Medicine Residency, St. John Hospital
• Certifications: Medical Education Research (CORD/AAMC), Stanford Faculty Development, ALiEM Faculty Incubator

Research Focus: Dr. Messman's scholarship centers on medical education innovations with specific emphasis on physician wellness, support for physicians with disabilities, residency training methodologies, and gender equity in academic medicine. Her work frequently examines educational interventions and systemic factors affecting clinician development.

Publication Trends: Recent articles (2022-2024) demonstrate strong focus on educational interventions in emergency medicine, including simulation training, curriculum development, and pandemic impacts on healthcare workers. Predominant themes include residency education reform, assessment methodologies, and wellbeing initiatives.

Awards & Honors:

• Outstanding Faculty Mentor, WSU School of Medicine (2020)
• Associate Residency Director of the Year, EMRA (2018)
• Council of EM Residency Directors Academy Award for Scholarship (2018)
• College Teaching Award (2018)
• Academic Teacher of the Year, Sinai-Grace Hospital (2017)
• Voluntary Teacher of the Year, Sinai-Grace Hospital (2017)

Professional Engagement: Actively involved in graduate medical education administration, resident advising, and national organizations including Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, Academy for Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, and American College of Emergency Physicians.