The College of American Pathologists Names New Vice President of Education and Publications
17 Junio 2024 - 8:30AM
Business Wire
The College of American Pathologists (CAP) announces its new
vice president of Education and Publications. In this role, Tina
Schwartz will oversee the development and implementation of
educational initiatives and publications that support pathologists
in their practices and professional growth.
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Tina Schultz, Vice President of Education
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“I am excited to lead our great team and continue developing
outstanding educational options for our members and customers,”
said Ms. Schwartz. “Additionally, I believe there are exciting
developments in technology that we can explore to create even more
engaging, valuable, and efficient content in the future.”
Ms. Schwartz joined the CAP in 2007 as a learning technology
manager and has since advanced through various leadership roles,
most recently serving as senior director of Education Delivery and
Technology. Throughout her tenure, she has led significant CAP
Learning projects, including the introduction of adaptive learning
for inspector training and multiple Learning Management System
implementations.
One of Ms. Schwartz’s notable achievements was co-leading the
shift of the CAP Annual Meeting to a virtual format in 2020 amid
the global pandemic. This challenging transition, accomplished
within a mere four months, resulted in a highly successful and
well-attended event. Currently, she is spearheading the AI
Adventure initiative within CAP Learning, a three-phase project
designed to integrate AI tools into content creation and streamline
operations. This initiative is aimed at equipping the team with the
skills needed to leverage AI effectively.
“From swiftly transitioning the CAP Annual Meeting to a virtual
platform during a global crisis to leading the cutting-edge AI
Adventure initiative, I’ve embraced challenges and innovation at
every turn,” Ms. Schwartz explains. “Embracing calculated risks has
been key to my learning and development, leading me to where I am
today.”
In her first six months as vice president, Ms. Schwartz plans to
focus on completing her leadership team, better understanding the
needs of CAP and its members through discussions with key
stakeholders and developing a strategic roadmap for the coming
years.
Before joining CAP, Tina worked at Hewitt Associates (now Aon)
in internal Human Resources and as a portfolio manager in the HR
outsourcing business. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business and
a master’s degree in education.
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