About the Program
Admissions
Admissions for 2024 are closed
Upcoming Events
T-TIME will resume September 12. Stay tuned for more details.
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CAME WEBINAR SERIES
The CAME (Canadian Association for Medical Education) Webinar Series is offered free to all fellows and faculty. Login details are accessible in MS Teams. Upcoming Webinar(s):
- Tuesday, June 25, 2024 - Dr. Time Dubé "Integrating Social Accountability In the Health Professions Education Curricula"
CONFERENCES
- September 19-21, 2024 | ICRE | Ottawa, ON | More Information
TEACHING & LEARNING
Free workshops for USask faculty are offered through USask Teaching & Learning that are directly relevant to the formal learning requirements of this fellowship. Fellows are encouraged to check their website regularly.
SIMULATION
- September 16, 2024 | Simulation FUNdamentals: The 1-day Workshop. More information
Useful Online Resources
ICE Blog – The ICE blog promotes discussion among Clinician Educators from around the world, archiving a variety of education resources. We welcome anyone with an interest in health professions education. The ICE blog promotes discussion among Clinician Educators from around the world, archiving a variety of education resources. We welcome anyone with an interest in health professions education.
The Shame Conversation. Shame is a normal and deeply personal emotion that regulates our social behavior and is critical for societal functioning. It can also be damaging, chronically experienced, and pathological, and it is deeply embedded in the culture of medicine. The Shame Conversation's goal is to bring shame to the surface, examine its presence in healthcare, and build a more resilient culture.
GMCTL's Teaching & Learning Blog. Sharing information, best practices, and tips on topics related to Teaching and Learning, take a bit of time to look through the GMCTL's official blog, Educatus. View by topic to see articles relating to teaching technologies, teaching methods, assessment, Canvas, and so much more.
GMCTL Mastering Teaching Podcast. Tune in to the Mastering Teaching Podcast to hear conversations with some of USask's award-winning instructors discussing lessons learned and thoughts on the future of higher-education instruction.
Meet the Faculty, Fellows & Graduates
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Program Curriculum
The program curriculum for the CE program at the University of Saskatchewan is shaped by the Royal College requirements for the program.
The competency-based design of the AFC program allows candidates to finish the program earlier, as long as they successfully complete the unit tasks, assignments and portfolio activities. Depending on candidate's tailored circumstances, some units may be completed concurrently.
The CE Diploma consists of four mandatory units:
Each unit is anticipated to take the candidate 2-3 months to complete.
There are three prescribed selective experiences, with each candidate selecting two of these three units:
The total duration of this elective time is anticipated to take six months.
Contact Us
Email | (306) 966-5171
Email | (306) 612-3206
Thank you to McMaster University! The USask CEd program would like to give a huge acknowledgement to the McMaster CEd program. They have graciously shared their documents as well as their website format and content. We would not have been able to pull this program together without their support. Specifically we are grateful to: Karen Finlay, Jonathan Sherbino, Teresa Chan, Jordan Hamilton and Brooke Taylor.