The American College of
Lifestyle Medicine
Educating, equipping, and empowering the next
generation of health care professionals
What is an ACLM Trainee?
Medical students, health professional students, residents, and fellows make up the ACLM Trainee community. As future healthcare professionals, Trainees are uniquely positioned to transform the healthcare system – starting with their own education. In order to advocate for a transformed health care system, trainees have the opportunity to start Lifestyle Medicine Interest Groups (LMIG) at thier academic or health institution.
Contact trainees@lifestylemedicine.org about how to get involved in ACLM Trainee opportunities.
The establishment of LMIGs cultivates multi-institutional, trainee-initiated programming that supports healthy habits for students, faculty, professionals as well as the local community. ACLM’s Trainees have started LMIGs across the country that have been instrumental in advocating for curriculum reform and contributing to research in the field. Becoming an ACLM Trainee member aslo supports Trainees in the pursuit of furthering their education in lifestyle medicine and working towards certification in the field.
Are you curious to learn from some of ACLM’s most influential leaders in lifestyle medicine?
Follow this link to find Trainee-led interviews with real practitioners and hear about their personal and professional journeys within the field of LM!
TRAINEE EXECUTIVE BOARD
LIFESTYLE MEDICINE INTEREST GROUPS
RESIDENCY CURRICULUM
SCHOLARSHIPS
& GRANTS
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Join our network of lifestyle medicine health professionals.
Evidence overwhelmingly supports the efficacy of lifestyle medicine
EDUCATION
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
CERTIFICATION
RESEARCH
Annual Lifestyle Medicine Conference
Every Fall, ACLM hosts a premier conference delivering expert continuing education with a focus on lifestyle medicine - the therapeutic dose of proper nutrition, regular physical activity, social connection, restorative sleep, stress management, and avoidance of risky substances. The LM2022 conference theme of “Redesigning Healthcare Better” was a call to action to create a future where lifestyle medicine is offered as the first, affordable, and accessible therapy for non-communicable diseases.