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Eric Holmboe is an Adjunct Professor of Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine and currently serves as Senior Vice President for Quality Research and Academic Affairs at the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) and ABIM Foundation. His professional roles include leadership in medical education policy, residency program evaluation, and quality improvement initiatives.
Education & Training:
- MD from University of Rochester School of Medicine (1985)
- Residency and Chief Residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital
- Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar at Yale University
Research Focus: Holmboe's work centers on enhancing clinical training quality through competency assessment systems. Key areas include:
- Milestone-based resident evaluation
- Racial/ethnic representation in medical training programs
- Clinical competency committees
- Workplace-based assessment methodologies
Article Trends: Recent publications analyze competency assessment systems across specialties, disparities in surgical training outcomes, and the impact of accelerated medical education models. A recurring theme is leveraging structured evaluation frameworks to improve patient care quality and educational equity.
Professional Contributions:
- Pioneered milestone rating systems for residency programs
- Advisor to ACGME on accreditation standards
- Collaborations with Harlan Krumholz and Jennifer Mattera on quality improvement initiatives
Labs/Teams: Active in ABIM's research divisions and Yale's clinical scholar programs.
