Educators
Educators
As the world's leading provider of hematology education, ASH offers many programs and resources for educators working in the field of hematology. Explore a wide variety of offerings to further hematology curricula and careers.
ASH Academy
ASH Teaching Cases on ASH Academy
ASH Teaching Cases on ASH Academy
ASH Teaching Cases feature interactive learning resources for medical students and hematology instructors designed to simulate the steps involved in diagnosing patients. Login to your ASH Account or create one for free to begin enrolling in courses.
Training Programs
Training Programs for Educators
Training Programs for Educators
ASH Ambassador Program
ASH Ambassador Program
The ASH Ambassador Program offers a unique opportunity for faculty members to inspire and engage medical students in the dynamic field of hematology. Join a vibrant network dedicated to sharing the rich resources and career development and training program pathways.
Fundamentals for Hematology Fellows
Fundamentals for Hematology Fellows
FHF provides a cost-effective way for trainees enrolled in hematology-related fellowship programs to gain access to the Society's products and services.
Hematology In-Service Exam
Hematology In-Service Exam
ASH’s Hematology In-Service Exam is a low-stakes exam intended to be used as a medical knowledge competency assessment tool that can also provide training program feedback about the effectiveness of their curriculum.
ASH Medical Educators Institute (MEI)
ASH Medical Educators Institute (MEI)
MEI helps develop future leaders in hematology education by providing a "boot camp" in teaching techniques, medical education scholarship, and career development for hematologists and fellows who are new to or in the early phases of medical education careers.
Clinical Research Training Institute (CRTI)
Clinical Research Training Institute (CRTI)
This unique, year-long education and mentoring program is open to junior faculty at academic medical centers. CRTI sessions are also offered in Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa.
Amos Institute for Medical Faculty Development (AIMFD)
Amos Institute for Medical Faculty Development (AIMFD)
AIMFD seeks to develop future leaders who reflect a wide breadth of lived experience to inspire and mentor others, advance biomedical sciences, and transform healthcare to improve health for all people.
Clinical Practice Guidelines
Clinical Practice Guidelines
Clinical Practice Guidelines
ASH Guidelines are developed by leading clinical, methodological, and patient experts through a rigorous process to review evidence and write actionable recommendations. Our state-of-the-art methodology ensures that they meet the highest standards for trustworthiness and transparency. Browse from existing guidelines and topics currently in development, and find resources derived from the guidelines including teaching slides, pocket guides, and other helpful tools.
Educator Tools
Tools for Educators
Tools for Educators
Mentorship Guide
ASH developed this guide to help mentees and mentors build meaningful relationships that will retain the future hematology workforce.
ASH Image Bank
With more than 7,000 images and new submissions continuously being published, the ASH Image Bank content is an excellent resource for students, professors, and authors.
ASH Podcasts and Apps
Stay up to date on emerging research and incorporate first-hand insights into your hematology educational curriculum with ASH podcasts and mobile apps.
ASH Journals
ASH publications feature cutting-edge, clinical and scientific research, as well as real-world educational insights across the field of hematology.
Curriculum for Training in Adult Classical Hematology
A curriculum meant to fulfill the ACGME requirements for adult hematology training with an emphasis on clinical and research training in classical hematology
Mentorship Guide
ASH developed this guide to help mentees and mentors build meaningful relationships that will retain the future hematology workforce.
ASH Image Bank
With more than 7,000 images and new submissions continuously being published, the ASH Image Bank content is an excellent resource for students, professors, and authors.
ASH Podcasts and Apps
Stay up to date on emerging research and incorporate first-hand insights into your hematology educational curriculum with ASH podcasts and mobile apps.
ASH Journals
ASH publications feature cutting-edge, clinical and scientific research, as well as real-world educational insights across the field of hematology.
Curriculum for Training in Adult Classical Hematology
A curriculum meant to fulfill the ACGME requirements for adult hematology training with an emphasis on clinical and research training in classical hematology
Help Grow the Hematology Pipeline: Spread the Word About Horizons in Hematology
Help Grow the Hematology Pipeline: Spread the Word About Horizons in Hematology
Students have so many options for a medical or research career, but have they considered hematology? Do they know about the exciting discoveries shaping the field or the diverse career opportunities it offers? Educators play a vital role in introducing students to hematology early and expanding the pipeline that supports groundbreaking science and lifesaving treatments. Tell current and prospective medical students and residents about Horizons in Hematology, a free, digital-first community of current and future hematologists. Through early exposure, real-world connections, and introductions to ASH programs and resources, Horizons in Hematology helps students explore the field and envision their own future in it.