Graduate Medical Education

Physician­ship

A curriculum for becoming a physician.

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About

Residents already know how to study. They know how to perform.

What Physicianship builds is harder to name. It is also more essential. The judgment that holds under pressure. The presence a dying patient's family needs. The ability to give honest feedback, receive it without defending, and keep growing through both.

A curriculum for the physician themselves. Not a workshop. Not a lecture series. Not a compliance requirement. Something residents move through on their own terms, in their own time.

Something that keeps teaching after it's over.

What medicine selects for is not always what medicine needs.

For Residents & Fellows

Built for how residents actually learn.

Not in a lecture. Not during protected time. In the margins — between patients, in a call room, when something went wrong and you can't stop turning it over.

Physicianship is built for those moments. Modules you move through on your own terms, in your own time. Evidence-based and GME-specific. Honest about what this work actually costs and what it can build.

No quiz at the end. No certificate. Just the practice of becoming someone your patients can trust.

For Faculty

The curriculum you always meant to build.

The conversations that shape a resident — about failure, about feedback, about what kind of physician they're becoming — happen in hallways and at bedsides, not in conference rooms. Most of it goes unstructured.

Physicianship gives those conversations a foundation. Faculty who engage with it find a shared language with their residents. Something to point toward. Something to build on.

Facilitator mode is waiting when you're ready. Discussion guides, clinical framing, and the context behind each module for when you're the one at the front of the room.

Three layers.
One arc.

The Modules
Built around the moments that define residency. Feedback, bias, goals of care, moral injury, adverse events, difficult conversations, and more. Each grounded in evidence. Each built for the resident living it right now.
The Practices
Guided experiences that work below the level of content. Not exercises with correct answers. Practices residents return to at different moments and find something different each time.
The Capstone
The curriculum returns to where it began. The resident's three qualities. The question that doesn't resolve. Something opens when they are ready. It arrives unannounced.

No required order. Residents move toward what calls them.

Built for programs
that take training exceptional physicians seriously.

Physicianship is available to residency programs by subscription. Full access for all residents and faculty and includes modules covering ACGME Core Competencies and CLER guidelines. Not as a compliance solution, but as a curriculum residents actually want to engage with.

All content is evidence-based and GME-specific.

Physicianship is being constantly updated and additional specialties are in development.

Included with program access
Full curriculum access for all residents and faculty
Facilitator mode for program directors, attendings, and senior residents
Engagement and progression data for ACGME reporting
Anonymized longitudinal reflection data — how your residents are growing, and what medicine is learning about itself
Ongoing curriculum development as new modules are released
Ready when you are.

Tell us about your program.
We'll follow up within two business days.

info@physicianship.org