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Family and Community Medicine

Medical College of Wisconsin Family and Community Medicine Faculty Development

Our faculty development initiatives are designed to prepare faculty to excel as clinical educators. Beginning in 1991 in the Department of Family and Community Medicine and then expanding in the mid-nineties to General Internal Medicine, the Institute for Health & Equity, and General Pediatrics, our programs and program faculty are now nationally recognized in the field. Key faculty development innovations include: 

  • Educator, Administrator, and Community-Academic Portfolios

  • Clinical Teaching Strategies

  • Simulated Students in Standardized Ambulatory Teaching Situations (SATS)

  • iPad Technology for Medical Education

  • Online Clinical Teaching Modules

  • Writing Blitzes for Abstract / Conference Submissions

  • Distance Learning using Desire2Learn

Through project-focused sessions, our participants master the core competencies of medical education and advance the educational mission of their division and departments. As participants learn to use a systematic, evidence-based approach to education-and disseminate the results of their projects nationally through presentations and publications-both educators and MCW's educational programs advance.

Center for Ambulatory Teaching Excellence (CATE)
Learn how CATE enhances teaching in Ambulatory Medicine with innovative instructional programs and applied research in ambulatory-based medical education.

Primary Care Faculty Development
Faculty Development in Primary Care Resource Page

Students in Your Office (English) (PDF)
Medical Students in Your Doctor's Office: Your Physician Teaches Tomorrow's Doctors

Students in your Office (Spanish) (PDF)
Estudiantes de medicina en el consultorio de su médico: su médico forma a los médicos del mañana

 

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