Alumni and Friends

Graduates often remind us that the interaction among peers while enrolled was uniquely enlightening and beneficial to the learning process. Our Physician Leaders learn from faculty members, but they also learn from each other, both inside and outside the classroom. The fellowship and bond of Physician Leaders does not end on graduation day.

Alumni have a vital role in the Physician Executive MBA program. Our graduated Physician Leaders are encouraged to be involved in the program and to stay in touch with up-to-date information about their lives, both professionally and personally.

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The PEMBA Program provides alumni with a vital networking system through alumni communications, events and continuing education:

Stay up to date with the Physician Focus Newsletter

Check out our new Physician Focus newsletter to learn about what's going on with the PEMBA program and the lives and careers of PEMBA alumni. If you would like to submit a story or announcement to be included in the next newsletter please contact Linda Lyle (llyle@utk.edu).

Click here to read the summer 2011 edition of the Physician Focus newsletter
Click here to read the spring 2011 edition of the the Physician Focus newsletter

PEMBA Symposium: New Learning and Old Friends

PEMBA Symposium The symposium provides you with a unforgettable opportunity to network with other Physician Leaders from one's own graduating class, other graduating classes, current Physician Executive MBA students, and the program's faculty. This annual event takes place the last Friday and Saturday of the month of April. The topics are carefully selected to help you recharge your Physician Leadership batteries, so to speak. You'll learn about the latest thinking and research as well as the most important business of medicine topics. As a bonus, you earn continuing professional education credits by participating.

Click here to view last year's symposium schedule

Continuing Medical Education Statement

Accreditation
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the University of Tennessee College of Medicine and the UT College of Business. The University of Tennessee College of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Certified Credits
AMA: The University of Tennessee College of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 12.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim credit commensurate only with the extent of their participation in the activity.

For more information about upcoming events, please contact the program office at (888) 974-1772 or contact us.

Upcoming Symposium Dates:

2012 | April 27 - 28, 2012
2013 | April 26 - 27, 2013

Alumni Access

Alumni are welcome. Please choose the log-in links to access PEMBA's Intranet, participate in a cyberclass or emeeting, retrieve tax information, or to have official records prepared and issued.

	Moodle Courseware System

	Centra Cyberclass

	Transcript

	Duplicate Diploma

	IRS Tax Information Form 1098T
	Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 University of Tennessee 1098 Retrieval System

UT's Exclusive Alumni Association Online Community

Other Learning Opportunities

Interested in revisiting the Knoxville campus and attending some public or customized short courses? The Center for Executive Education offers a full range of learning opportunities in many cutting-edge areas.

Supporting Physician Leadership

You have options to choose from when supporting Physician Leadership. We are grateful for monetary gifts, financial securities, bequests, and most importantly, the most valuable gift - your time and involvement. The program has two funds for which your support is most needed.

Maceo "Mace" Braxton Jr. Outstanding Physician Award Endowment Fund
Dr. Braxton (PEMBA 2007) passed away suddenly - and too soon - during the Winter of 2008. His passing deeply affected all who knew this kind, witty, generous, and gifted Physician Leader. The Physician Executive MBA Class of 2007 began an endowment to honor a cherished classmate and colleague. Dr. Braxton's fund ensures a perpetual, meaningful legacy to support future Physician Leaders.

Give to the Maceo "Mace" Braxton Jr. Outstanding Physician Award Endowment Fund

Physician Executive MBA Excellence Fund
This fund was established as a means to further the program purpose and objectives. It also provides a fund for faculty research and development. Over the years, the fund has been instrumental in promoting the goals of the program and those of its Physician Leaders. To support the Physician Executive MBA Excellence Fund, follow the link.

Give to the Physician EMBA Excellence Fund

For more information about making a gift to either of these funds, please contact Dr. Mike Stahl at (865) 974-1768.

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