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Montefiore Einstein Bioethics Mediation Intensive June 2025

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Montefiore Center for bioethics

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Bioethics Mediation Online Intensive
📅 June 16, 17, 18 & June 23, 24, 2025 | 🕘 9 AM – 5 PM EST
📍 Online

Join the original course that shaped the field of bioethics mediation—designed by pioneers Nancy Dubler and Carol Liebman. This immersive training uses interactive lectures and small-group role plays to build real-world clinical mediation skills.

👥 For professionals and students in medicine, law, and allied health
🎓 Tuition: $2,620 | May be taken for credit toward the MS in Bioethics
📩 Apply now (rolling admissions): https://einsteinmed-6903.app451.sites.451.io/

📧 Questions? Email: bioethics@montefiore.org

Event start time: 02:00 pm

Event end time: 01:10 pm

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