Faculty Resources: Career development, mentoring, and teaching
UCSF Faculty Development Resources
- The UCSF Center for Instructional Technology: http://cit.ucsf.edu
Courses and workshops for faculty and others in a variety of topics, including how to design courses in WebCT and how to make the most of technology in developing online courses. Faculty development is a major component of the CIT's mission. - Office of Medical Education Faculty Development Workshops
http://medschool.ucsf.edu/workshops/index.aspx
The Office of Medical Education supports the educational programs of the School of Medicine and promotes innovation and excellence across the continuum of medical education through evaluation and research, faculty development, educational innovations, and legal consultation. - Preparing Future Faculty: http://career.ucsf.edu/pff
To aid graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in developing their teaching skills, to build an awareness of the diversity of careers in academia, and to provide them with the tools to competitively approach the academic job search. -
Mentoring Facilitators Toolkit: http://acpers.ucsf.edu/mentoring
External websites: these universities and medical schools have abundant resources on topics including: assessment, general and clinical teaching skills, presentations, small groups and lectures, problem-based learning and feedback.
Articles
- Great presentations every time: Irby, D
- How to lead effective group discussions: Muller, J, Irby, D
- Time-efficient strategies for learning and performance: Irby, D
- Informal Mentoring Between Faculty and Medical Students: Rose, G, Rukstalis, M, Schuckit, M. Acad Med, Vol. 80, April 2005, pp 344-348.
- Mentoring in Academic Medicine: Sambunjac, D, Straus, S, Marusic, A. JAMA, Vol. 296, No. 9, pp 1104-1115.
- Career development for academic medicine: Pololi, L. BMJ Careers website, published January 2006.
