2025 Leading Information Technology in Academic Medicine (LIT) Meeting

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Advance Your Leadership. Strengthen Your Impact.

Information technology in academic medicine is advancing rapidly, and the field needs thoughtful, forward-looking leadership to shape the future of analytics, informatics, and educational technology in the right direction.

The AAMC 2025 Leading Information Technology in Academic Medicine (LIT) Meeting is designed for professionals eager to advance their careers. Whether you're leading a small team or stepping into broader responsibilities, LIT offers a dedicated space to discover what it means to lead with intention, navigate complexity, and transform technical expertise into meaningful, lasting impact.

Why Attend

• Develop your leadership skills. Learn how to lead with confidence and influence – even in fast-paced, rapidly evolving environments. Sessions are grounded in real-world challenges and led by professionals who understand your experiences.
• Amplify your voice. Bridge the gap between your day-to-day work and your institution’s broader mission. We’ll explore strategy, communication, and how to ensure IT leadership has a meaningful voice at the table.
• Learn from proven leaders. Gain valuable insights from seasoned professionals who have built strong teams, driven innovation, and led meaningful change—regardless of role or title.
• Expand your network. LIT connects you with peers from across the country who understand your work, share your challenges, and support your goals. Many attendees say the relationships they build at AAMC events continue to thrive and benefit them years later.

Who Should Attend

If you’re working at the intersection of technology and academic medicine—this meeting is for you!

LIT is ideal for:

• Individuals with responsibilities in leading others and teams and/or departments or missions. This includes transitioning to project lead, manager or supervisor; informal and formal leaders; supervisors with direct reports; experienced leaders seeking to sharpen team development skills leading a function and seeking to better understand the whole academic medicine portfolio and not just one function.
• IT professionals across all missions and in operations exploring leadership or management roles.
• Data, informatics, and analytics experts ready to take on new challenges.
• This event is open to all staff and faculty from medical schools, teaching hospitals, health systems, health professions schools, and higher education institutions with roles and/or responsibilities in IT.   

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Who Can Attend

Please note, meeting capacity is limited to the first 50 registrants. To register for and attend an AAMC meeting, you must be affiliated with an AAMC member institution, a non-profit medical education or professional organization, or a college or university. Please note that commercial representatives are not permitted to register for the meeting.

Additional Information

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