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Michelle Skidmore, MS, FACEHP

R. Michelle Tyner Skidmore, MS, FACEHP is an accomplished leader in medical education with a proven track record of developing and implementing successful educational strategies. Michelle is currently an Executive Director of Educational Strategy Development at Projects In Knowledge, powered by Kaplan. In this role, Michelle focuses her expertise on shaping educational initiatives in the critical areas of Mental Health, Women's Health, and Rheumatology.

With over 17 years of experience in the Continuing Medical Education (CME) sector, Michelle has consistently fostered strong relationships with key stakeholders across the medical education landscape. Her ability to collaborate effectively with pharmaceutical companies, medical education institutions, technology firms, academic medical centers, and healthcare organizations has been instrumental in driving innovative educational programs.

Michelle's career is marked by a dedication to creating impactful learning experiences. She has successfully spearheaded partnerships with renowned organizations, securing funding for educational initiatives, and designing programs that address the specific needs of healthcare professionals. Her commitment to advancing medical education is further evidenced by her active involvement in the ACEhp (Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions), where she serves on the Board of Directors and has been elected as Secretary as well as serving as the Chairperson of the Alliance’s Generative AI Task Force.

In her new role at Projects In Knowledge, Michelle is leveraging her extensive experience and expertise to develop and implement educational strategies that will empower healthcare professionals to provide the highest quality care in the fields of Mental Health, Women's Health, and Rheumatology. Her leadership and vision are poised to make a significant impact on the future of medical education and patient care.

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