CME and physician education

Teaching delivered

Dr. Luebker runs an annual rheumatology review series at White River Health, where she is associate faculty alongside her clinical role. Across 2024 and 2025 she delivered eight board review presentations in rheumatology for graduate medical education. The material covers rheumatology as the internal medicine boards assess it, which means breadth across conditions a resident may have met only once or not at all.

In 2025 she delivered a three-part grand rounds series on metabolic health to a cross-specialty clinical audience at White River Health. The three talks cover the standard American diet and insulin resistance, the relationship between metabolic and cognitive health, and endocrine disrupting chemicals in the home. Each talk comes with a full reference list, and no industry support or compensation was involved.

Supervising resident research

Dr. Luebker served as senior author and attending physician for two resident poster presentations at the Arkansas Rheumatology Association in 2024. Supervising residents through projects of their own is part of the associate faculty role at White River Health, and it's a distinct task from presenting your own research. Both of those posters were presented by the residents themselves rather than by her, which is the point of the exercise.

A note on credit

This page describes teaching that has been delivered. It doesn't claim that any of it comes with accredited continuing medical education credit, because that depends on an accrediting body rather than on the speaker. If you need to know whether a particular session can count toward your own requirements, ask before attending rather than afterwards.