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Robert Treat, PhD

Robert Treat, PhD

Associate Professor; Director of Measurement and Evaluation in the Office of Academic Affairs

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Biography

Robert Treat, PhD, is as an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and the Director of Measurement and Evaluation in the Office of Academic Affairs at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). Dr. Treat provides consultation to MCW faculty, residents, and staff in addressing key evaluation and measurement related questions and is responsible for the analysis and evaluation of educational outcomes data for medical students and residents. He has co-authored 28 peer-reviewed journal articles and 180 peer-reviewed conference abstracts, and is a reviewer for Academic Medicine, MedEdPORTAL, and the Journal of Graduate Medical Education. His current academic investigations are in medical student resilience, well-being, and burnout and the impact from stress and intrinsic traits such as personality, emotional intelligence, and affect.

Research Experience

  • Academic Performance
  • Educational Measurement

Leadership Positions

  • Chair, Generalists in Medical Education Annual Conference
  • Co-Chair, MCW Innovations in Healthcare Education Research Annual Conference
  • Deputy Editor, Teaching and Learning in Medicine
  • Deputy Editor, Wisconsin Medical Journal
  • Director of Measurement and Evaluation in the Office of Academic Affairs
  • Program Chair, AAMC Central Group on Educational Affairs Executive Committee

Educational Expertise

  • Education, Medical

Publications

Publications of Robert W. Treat PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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