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Several pathways are available through the BCM MOC Program for eligible physicians and physician assistants to earn MOC Part 4 credit/points or NCCPA Category 1 PI-CME credit, respectively, for qualified quality improvement and patient safety (QI/PS) initiatives.
Applications for the 2026 QIPS Scholar Award cycle are now closed. Applicants will be notified directly regarding selection decisions.
This criterion-based award serves to recognize the commitment and active involvement of BCM faculty and staff in quality improvement/patient safety (QI/PS) projects conducted across the College and/or affiliate institutions. Receiving the award can support one's candidacy for promotion with an emphasis in QI/PS. Learn More...
The I-QIPS is accepting applications for the Fall 2026 (Group: CAQHI-6) cohort of the Certificate of Added Qualification in Healthcare Improvement (CAQHI) Program.
This certificate program is comprised of two QI training courses (six sessions per course) and a healthcare improvement capstone project, with personalized QI coaching provided. CME and MOC credit available. The first course starts on September 8, 2026.
Eligible applicants include BCM faculty, fellows/advanced trainees, and staff, as well as non-BCM healthcare professionals within the Texas Medical Center. QI Project Teams are welcome to participate; however, each team member must submit a separate application.
The BCM Chapter of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) is seeking faculty and house staff volunteers to mentor medical students interested in QI and patient safety. To indicate your interest, complete the QI/PS Faculty Mentorship Survey. For questions, contact: Jinna Chu
The I-QIPS is pleased to welcome this year's 2026 I-QIPS Student Ambassadors: Linda Liu (Houston Campus) and Tarik Alkhateeb (Temple Campus).
Each year, the I-QIPS selects two qualified BCM first-year medical students (MS1) to serve as I-QIPS Student Ambassadors. In this role, the students work closely with the I-QIPS Executive Team for an approximately nine-month term (Jan 1 - Oct 31).