Faculty Development
Below please find information on faculty development.
Faculty Development Upstate Main Page
The link below will take you to the College of Medicine Faculty Development web-page, where you can find mentoring resources, administrative documents and faculty events calendar:http://www.upstate.edu/facultydev
The link below will take you directly to the forms needed for appointment and promotion for voluntary faculty:
http://www.upstate.edu/facultydev/intra/appointment_voluntary.php
Residency Program Curriculum - A Step by Step Guide
http://ammsmedia.upstate.edu/vidprod/12-028_akins.wmv
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Related Documents:
- Medical Student Education for Residents
- Medical Student Education for Attendings, CNMs, NPs and PAs
- How to get Online Physician CME from MedEdPortal
- Voluntary Faculty Promotion Guidelines
- Giving Feedback - Do's and Don'ts
- Library Access for Licensed Physicians who are NYS Residents
- Off Campus Access to Library Resources
- Public Speaking
- Tips for Faculty
- Blooms Verb List
- Clinician Educator Handbook
- The Good, Bad and Ugly in Teacher Evaluations
- Medical Student Education by Dr. Folk
- Clinical expertise and the limits of explicit knowledge
- Variation and Imprecision of Clerkship Grading
- Success Types in Medical Education
- Primer on Deliberate Practice
- Patients Fear Disagreement with Doctors
Student Information
Danielle Weinman, Alumna
"I chose the Binghamton campus for the enhanced clinical hands-on experience. This is reflected in the number of babies I have delivered, my strength in suturing and tying, and my ease examining patients. You are first assist to the doctors you work with, and the relationships you develop with them over the months create mentoring opportunities in a variety of fields. The clinical campus faculty are five minutes from the hospitals and are always accessible. They are absolutely wonderful. The three hospitals you work at are all within five minutes of each other and the diverse experiences you will have are incredible."