The ACCMA Equity Through Design: A Systems Change Leadership Program is designed to equip physicians and advanced practice providers (APP) with the skills, frameworks, and leadership mindset to advance health equity through data-driven, systemic, and sustainable change. The course integrates quality improvement (QI) tools with an equity lens, builds capacity for advocacy and policy influence, and fosters physician leaders and APPs who can partner with communities to reduce disparities and promote just high-quality care.
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 | The ACCMA Equity Through Design: A Systems Change Leadership Program kicks off in September 2026 with an in-person session on September 19th at UC Berkeley (UC Berkeley MLK Building, 2495 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA), followed by three 2-hour virtual sessions. The program is sequenced and scheduled to accommodate busy advanced practice providers. Participants can earn a certificate of completion. We are pleased to welcome registrations for the 2026 ACCMA Equity Through Design: A Systems Change Leadership Program. Registration closes Friday, August 28. To Apply, click the following: Apply Here! If you are interested in participating, fill out an application. Do not add to your cart and check out. For questions, contact David Lopez, Director of Education & Governance at [email protected] or 510-654-5383. |
(The below sessions will be available for participants once the Health Equity Program begins)
Our Equity Through Design: A Systems Change Leadership Program is led by an accomplished team of course directors and faculty with expertise in health equity, quality improvement, medical education, systems change, and healthcare leadership. Throughout the program, they will share real-world experiences, practical strategies, and guidance to help participants translate learning into meaningful and sustainable change. Below, you can learn more about the course directors and faculty who will guide participants throughout the program:
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