Transforming Health Professions Education
Founded by Dr. Fitzhugh Mullan, we transform health professions education by mobilizing and amplifying learners, teachers, community leaders, policymakers, and their organizations to advance equity in education, research, service, policy, and practice.
Social Mission is the contribution of a school in its mission, programs, and the performance of its graduates, faculty, and leadership in advancing health equity and addressing the health disparities of the society in which it exists.
Visit our Resource Library for peer reviewed articles, implementation tools, and real world examples of social mission in practice at institutions and programs across the United States.
The Social Mission Alliance has held eight National Conferences with over 2,900 attendees. Our organization was created following our first conference in 2012.
The Social Mission Metrics Initiative aims to advance measurement and awareness of social mission in health professions education.
The Health Workforce Diversity Initiative measures and tracks the racial diversity of the healthcare workforce and students.
Our Learner Engagement initiative brings together interdisciplinary health profession students passionate about social mission, to promote, network, and organize around health equity.
The Health Justice Fellowship is a nine-month virtual program dedicated to nurturing the growth of trainees who already show a commitment to advancing health justice in health professions training.
Use our Social Mission Resource Library to find peer reviewed articles, implementation tools, and real world examples of social mission at institutions across the US.
Health professions education continues to require curated connections and alliances between disciplines, generations, worldviews, cultures, sectors, and geographic areas.
The Social Mission Alliance can only continue to effect change with the support of our partners and financial sponsors. Learn about giving.
