Jacqueline Hobbs, MD, PhD
I recently joined the faculty at UW and am the new program director for the general residency program. I am excited to be here! I have been working in graduate medical education and have been a program director for over 14 years. Although my major focus is graduate medical education, I am also passionate about patient safety, quality improvement, and healthcare risk management. Additionally, I have a background in basic research with expertise in virology, microbiology, and immunology.
Education
Psychiatry Residency, University of Florida College of Medicine, 2004
MD/PhD, Indiana University School of Medicine, 2001
Post-doctoral Fellowship, Indiana University School of Medicine, 1999-2000
BA, DePauw University, 1993
Scholarly Expertise
- Graduate Medical Education
- Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Teaching Philosophy
My teaching philosophy is to meet each learner where they are and never give up on them. I also believe that it’s important to break down teaching topics to their foundations (i.e. start from basics) and build up from there. Clinicians are very busy and must be able to attain learning at rapid speed. For graduate and post-graduate medical education, I believe that it is important to keep learning lessons relevant, efficient, and fun (REF).
Recent Publications
(2020)
PLoS One 15(2): e0228005
Levy HC, Hulvey D, Adamson-Small L, Jn-Simon N, Prima V, Rivkees S, Hobbs JA
(2019 Dec)
Acad Psychiatry 43(6): 581-584
Loftus TJ, Hall DJ, Malaty JZ, Kuruppacherry SB, Sarosi GA Jr, Shaw CM, Tan SA, Taylor J, Morris DS, Meyer LE, Hobbs JA
(2014 Sep 22)
Virus Res 190(): 8-16
Adamson-Small LA, Ignatovich IV, Laemmerhirt MG, Hobbs JA
(2014 Sep)
Endocr Pathol 25(3): 339-43
Adamson-Small LA, Fowler LJ, Hobbs JA
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