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Education Team MoveThings to knowEducation Team Has Moved to Med Sci 1 C Wing (4th Floor)Vu Willey's old cube is now the Education Cube at Main. Pam Mulholland, PamFunderburk, Heather Wourman and Vu Willey all have mailboxes at the EducationCube.Education team also rotates through the cube at Main, below is the schedule:
Mondays Vu WilleyTuesdays Heather WourmanWednesdays Pam FunderburkThursdays Pam MulhollandThere are directions printed in the cube on how to get to our new space, it's a shortwalk from the courtyard or you can get there from where we have M&M:Take the elevator just past the large auditorium (room 3330) on the right side of thehallway, to the 4th floor.Turn left off the elevator and then right down the hall with all the artwork, and pastthe Admissions Office (both on the left), through a set of double doors. Turn leftdown the hall and then turn right at the exit sign (there is also a sign that says “CWing”). Go through another set of double doors and an elevator will be on your rightand glass doors will be straight ahead. Go through the glass doors and theeducation team will be on your right.
With bonuses coming up, we wanted to include this piecefrom last year!
UPCOMING WELLNESS EVENTS
10/5- Football tailgate Lookout for emails about recruitment dinners! 12/6- Zoo Lights at the Detroit ZooWELLNESS EVENTS AROUND THE UVu Willey is our MHealthy Champion and will keep us up to date on what'shappening system-wide. Be Kind, Be Well – Online resources are available to help enhance thekindness in your life. These tools can help you be more kind,compassionate, and grateful to yourself, your colleagues, and your lovedones. Get Your Back Pain Evaluated – Are you or one of your colleaguesexperiencing new or recent back pain? Get a fast, free medicalassessment and consultation from a health care provider through thenew Back Pain Triage Program. Even if your back pain has come andgone for years, stop by when the pain returns for guidance on how to getback to moving faster. Based on your evaluation, recommendations mayinclude: referral to physical therapy, free online resources, or specializedexercise classes for low back pain. Learn more. October 10: National Depression Screening Day – DepressionScreenings - National Depression Screening Day is Oct. 10 and insupport, several U-M programs are offering faculty, staff, students andthe community free in-person and online mental health screenings fordepression. Learn more. Apply in October: Ergonomic Grants – University departments andunits in need of financial help to purchase equipment or redesign workprocesses to solve ergonomic risk factors can receive up to 5,000 in
MHealthy ergonomics grant funds. Grant application submissions areencouraged by Oct. 31. October is Substance Abuse Prevention Month – It’s a good time totalk about opioid safety and how to protect yourself, your loved ones,and your community from misuse. University and community resourcesare available to help you learn how to safely dispose of unused orexpired opioids, talk with your doctor about risks and possiblealternatives, and find support if you or someone you know needs help.JM Muller, Intern1.Where did you grow up and go to school?
I grew up in Texas and Michigan and ended up attending UM School of Music forundergraduate, and eventually came back for UM Medical School.2.What are your hobbies or interests? What do you like to do in your sparetime?Mostly taking care of my 5 kids(!), but also running, playing violin in local musicperformances, photography, DIY home fix-ups.3.What made you decide to pursue anesthesia?The great combination of medical science and patient care, being useful during acutecare scenarios, but also a fascination with the mind and medical modulations ofconsciousness.4.Where do you see yourself in 5 years?Just finishing residency/fellowship and heading further afield for my first job.5.Tell us one last thing that is special, unique, and wonderful that we justmust know about you!I lived in China for 5 years before medical school, studying Chinese, working, andbeing inspired by global health.MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCESU-M Psychiatric Emergency Services:(734) 936-5900 (available 24/7)National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 (available 24/7)
HOA Non-Emergency Mental Health ServicesMichigan MedicineOffice of Counseling and Workplace ResilienceCommunity Resources accepting UM Premier CareAnn Arbor Consultation Services (evening and weekend hours available)734-996-9111www.a2consultation.comHuron Valley Consultation Center (evening and weekend hours tus Consulting734-478-7358www.lotusconsultingpllc.com
Community Resources accepting UM Premier Care Ann Arbor Consultation Services (evening and weekend hours available) 734-996-9111 www.a2consultation.com; Huron Valley Consultation Center (evening and weekend hours a
