The hidden curriculum refers to cultural mores that are transmitted, but not openly acknowledged, through formal and informal educational endeavors. It is a powerful force that can shape learners in positive as well as negative ways. The goal of the session is to help faculty understand the phenomenon of…
Learn to work towards overall wellness by considering work/life balance from a financial, physical and spiritual perspective. Prepare for financial peace through retirement, insurance, funding family and educational expenses, planning for investment and establishing a will. Maintain your physical health by learning to start an exercise program. Round out…
Communication is a fundamental skill in many aspects of any professional’s role. This Professional Development discussion focuses on basic insights related to understanding different styles and preferences in communication. By understanding these normal differences in communication style and preference, you can significantly improve your communication effectiveness.
This session will discuss best practices for establishing and maintaining a productive mentoring relationship. Attendees will learn the characteristics of effective mentors and mentees and the skills needed to get the most from a mentoring relationship. Register here.
Amy Blue, Ph.D., will discuss the current emphasis on interprofessional education (IPE) in health professions education, recognize UF’s role nationally in IPE, and describe possible delivery methods for IPE. Register at the HSC Training site.
This seminar will help participants understand the uses and components of the two major types of research presentations (poster and oral presentation), as well as how to plan the process and pitfalls to avoid. Register at the HSC Training site.
We invite you to participate in an upcoming educational opportunity, “Patient Safety Faculty Development Workshop-Meeting the Needs for Graduate Medical Education” that will be taking place on February 11, 12, or 13, 2014. This is a 1-day workshop that will be repeated daily for 3 consecutive days to allow…
The College of Medicine’s Society of Teaching Scholars will sponsor a week’s schedule of events highlighting the education programs at the UF College of Medicine, as well as honoring faculty members who contribute to the advancement of medication education. Noon-1 p.m. daily in Communicore Room C1-004: Mon., Feb. 17:…
This session will summarize the basic procedures for creating, editing, distributing, and viewing the results of a survey. Learn how to create a distribution list and how to email your survey, open reports, change views, download data, and create views for further analysis.
The UF College of Medicine, Conflict of Interest Program will be holding an informative Brown Bag session on the Physician Payment Sunshine Act (“OPEN PAYMENTS”) followed by a Q&A. If you consult with Industry, or believe you may in the future, this is an important session. OPEN PAYMENTS requires…
