Office of Medical Education Faculty Development
Welcome to the BUSM Medical Education Resource Station
This site is developed by Boston University School of Medicine Office of Medical Education Faculty Development Program to assist faculty and staff with increasing their teaching effectiveness by providing a central location for medical education information, self-paced quick tutorials on teaching and educational career development strategies.
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Register for the OME Faculty Development 2012-13 Events by clicking HERE and read about the workshop series.
Stay on top of the latest thoughts in medical education. Join the OME Journal Club that meets May 7, 2013 at noon to talk about three medical education journal articles on current topics. Contact Gail March at gmarch@bu.edu to receive the electronic versions of the articles.
Community of Practice in Faculty Development will meet June 14, 2013 with special guests Dr. Daniel Chen, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Associate Medicine Clerkship Director, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs who will speak on “Professionalism Form,” and Dr. Angela Jackson, Associate Dean for Student Affairs, who will present the “Professionalism through Advocacy Project.” The purpose of this informal meeting with lunch is to provide the opportunity for peers who are involved in faculty development in courses, clerkships, and departments to meet, share experiences, listen to recent research in faculty development, and brainstorm new ideas. This is an ongoing activity where peers are sharing their faculty development activities. Contact Gail March at gmarch@bu.edu for more details.
Save the date: May 22, 2013 for the John McCahan Medical Campus Education Day in Hiebert, 8:30am.-3:30pm. A whole day packed with inspiring speakers, innovative posters, and interesting workshops about healthcare education. Click here for more information.
Teaching Talks and Teaching Tech Talks presented by The Center for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching (CEIT) offers a variety of topics. Teaching Talks will focus primarily on pedagogy, while Teaching Tech Talks will dive deeper into the use of technology to enhance teaching. CEIT will be adding Talks throughout the semester.
To locate information about Blackboard 9.1, click here.
