11:45AM-12:45PM Workshop II A Workshop II B Workshop II C International LGBT Health Next Steps and Lessons Learned Addressing the Needs of Specific in Improving Institutional LGBT Communities Climate for LGBT Communities Moderator: Christopher Adam Moderator: Ed Callahan Ph.D., Moderator: Cheryl Brewster Ph.D., Mitchell Ph.D. Candidate, History Associate Dean for Academic Assistant Dean, Florida Department, Rutgers University- Personnel, University of California, International University Herbert Brunswick (c) Davis School of Medicine (c) Wertheim College of Medicine (c) Speakers: Speakers: Speakers: America Facundo Ph.D., Professor, Sue Rankin Ph.D., Principal, Rankin Lance Whalert Ph.D., Assistant School of Medicine, Medical Sciences & Associates, Consulting Professor, Department of Medical Campus, University of Puerto Rico Associate Professor, Education, Ethics and Health Policy, University (C) Penn State University (Emeritus) (C) of Pennsylvania (C) Angelique Nixon Ph.D., Co-Chair of Henry Sondheimer M.D., Senior Zil Goldstein FNP-BC Caribbean Regional Board of the Director, Medical Education Family Nurse Practitioner, Beth International Resource Network, Projects, AAMC (C) Israel Medical Group (C) CLAGS (C) Jonathan Barry M.S.P.H., DLSHTM, Paul Krieger M.D., Assistant OutServe-Service Members Legal Professor of Emergency Medicine, Defense Network (C) Beth Israel Medical Center (C) Joseph A. Loy, J.D., Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP in New York (C) This session will cover the This session will cover the This session will cover the bioethics challenges of integrating LGBT perceptions of climate for LGBT of LGBT medicine and topics into medical school professional students, trainees, and examples of LGBT curriculum in Puerto Rico, LGBT faculty as well as next steps and medicine in practice in the 21st grassroots activism in the interventions for improving century, the effects of the DADT Caribbean, and the healthcare institutional climate. policy, and taking care of LGBT practitioners role in asylum patients in the sex trade. application for LGBT patients.
11:45AM-12:45PM Workshop II A International LGBT Health Moderator: Christopher Adam Mitchell Ph.D. Candidate, History Department, Rutgers Brunswick (c) Speakers: America Facundo Ph.D., Professor, School of Medicine, Medical Sciences Campus, University of Puerto Rico (C) Angelique Nixon Ph.D., Co-Chair of Caribbean Regional Board of the International Resource Network, CLAGS (C) Paul Krieger M.D., Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Beth Israel Medical Center (C) Joseph A. Loy, J.D., Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP in New York (C) This session will cover the challenges of integrating LGBT topics into medical school curriculum in Puerto Rico, LGBT grassroots activism in the Caribbean, and the healthcare practitioners role in asylum application for LGBT patients. Workshop II B Next Steps and Lessons Learned in Improving Institutional Climate for LGBT Communities Moderator: Ed Callahan Ph.D., Associate Dean for Academic Personnel, University of California, Davis School of Medicine (c) Speakers: Sue Rankin Ph.D., Principal, Rankin & Associates, Consulting Associate Professor, Education, Penn State University (Emeritus) (C) Henry Sondheimer M.D., Senior Director, Medical Education Projects, AAMC (C) This session will cover the perceptions of climate for LGBT professional students, trainees, and faculty as well as next steps and interventions for improving institutional climate. Workshop II C Addressing the Needs of Specific LGBT Communities Moderator: Cheryl Brewster Ph.D., Assistant Dean, Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine (c) Speakers: Lance Whalert Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, University of Pennsylvania (C) Zil Goldstein FNP-BC Family Nurse Practitioner, Beth Israel Medical Group (C) Jonathan Barry M.S.P.H., DLSHTM, OutServe-Service Members Legal Defense Network (C) This session will cover the bioethics of LGBT medicine and examples of LGBT medicine in practice in the 21st century, the effects of the DADT policy, and taking care of LGBT patients in the sex trade. University-