Caroline Day, MD (TSP 2002-2003) is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Family Medicine and Director of Clinical Quality Services at UC San Diego. She received her Bachelor of Science from University of Colorado-Boulder and obtained her medical degree from Washington University, St. Louis. She completed her Family Medicine residency at University of Wisconsin-Madison. From 1998 through 2003, Caroline was a clinician-educator at UCSF Lakeshore Family Medicine and at SFGH Family Health Center, and from 2000-2003, she also served as the Assistant Medical Director at Lakeshore. From June 2003 through April 2004 with funding from the Academy of Medical Educators' "Innovations in Curriculum," Caroline together with Rick McKinney, MD directed a pilot course for UCSF third-year medical students in prevention of physician burnout and reflective professional development, "See One, Do One, Be One: Skills for the Effective and Satisfied Physician." Caroline is currently completing a MPH in Health Services Administration as part of her pursuit of a career in health services research focusing on quality, how it is defined and what organizational change is necessary to improve outcomes and preserve effective patient-physician relationships.