medical education, data analysis, faculty development, educational psychology, assessment, individualized education Carly Daniels medical education, data analysis, faculty development, educational psychology, assessment, individualized education Carly Daniels

Reflecting on medical education predictions for 2025

In the “About” section of my website, I mention that I had decided to go back to graduate school to study educational psychology. I decided to do this because the more I learned about medical education, the more I realized I would be better equipped to assist health professions educators if I increased my understanding of how people learn to augment my knowledge of test development.

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entrepreneurship, medical education, Appalachian Trail, writing, editing, workshops, self-discovery, adult gap year Carly Daniels entrepreneurship, medical education, Appalachian Trail, writing, editing, workshops, self-discovery, adult gap year Carly Daniels

Embarking on a journey

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” -attributed to Lao Tzu

I read this quote for the first time many years ago, and it’s been a mantra for me in my personal and my professional life. But in March of 2024, I made it a literal directive as I quit my job of 24 years to hike the Appalachian Trail.

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What makes me (and us) tick

I’m excited to start a business based on my professional interests and to explore how my personal interests connect with the work I have done and want to do. I enjoy long-distance hiking and see it as a metaphor for life. I’m happy when I can spend time in nature. I’m a lifelong learner and someone who prioritizes my relationships with others. I’m going to use this space to share information about the services I offer, topics related to those services, and more in-depth musings on what makes me (and us) tick.