Be professional. Be prepared. Be yourself.
 The LCME site visit is just around the corner (April 7–9), and this week we’re sharing exactly what to expect—and what to say if you’re asked a question.

✅ Quick Tips for LCME Conversations:

• Arrive 30 minutes early to official meetings. (Late entry isn’t allowed.)
• Stick to what you know—don’t guess or speculate.
• If you don’t understand a question, it’s okay to ask for clarification.
• Speak confidently, stay fact-based, and remember: there are no trick questions.

💬 “What Would You Say?” Sample Responses

🔹 How does Katz support student wellness?
 📢 "Katz offers a range of wellness resources including on-campus counseling, peer support programs, and wellness initiatives. These were expanded based on student feedback through the ISA."
 💡 This shows you’re aware of resources and how student input led to improvements.

🔹 How do faculty participate in decision-making?
 📢 "Faculty serve on key committees like curriculum and admissions, helping shape our educational programs."
 💡 Even if you’re not on a committee, this shows you understand how governance works.

🔹 What if I don’t know the answer to something?
 📢 "I’m not sure of the exact details, but I know Katz has a process for that. I can direct you to the right person or resource."
 💡 It’s okay to say you don’t know—just show awareness and professionalism.

🔹 How does Katz ensure clinical experience requirements are met?
 📢 "Katz tracks clinical experiences to make sure we meet LCME requirements. If we don’t encounter a case, alternatives are provided."
 💡 This reflects your awareness of academic standards and support systems.

🔹 How has Katz responded to student feedback?
 📢 "Through CQI, Katz has improved study space, wellness resources, and career advising based on student feedback from the ISA."
 💡 This shows Katz is responsive and always improving.

✅ Final Tip:

Be yourself, stay grounded in your experience, and know that the LCME team is here to understand how Katz supports its students and faculty.

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He’s now hiding in the FAQs section of the LCME Accreditation Hub. Can you find him?
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