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PeeR Observation and Mentorship Program for Teaching in MEDicine (PROMPT-MED)

The purpose of this program is to provide opportunities for faculty to grow their skillset in teaching through peer observation. Depending on the goals of the individual faculty member, this flexible program may be a one-time consultation with direct observation of teaching and feedback, or it may be a more long-term mentorship relationship with on-going coaching and development. Peer observation can also be tailored depending on the predominant type of teaching the faculty member does (e.g. clinical, small group with facilitation, or large group/classroom). The program will match the faculty member with a peer who has the appropriate teaching experience for the teaching context. The feedback can used by the faculty member strictly for personal development of teaching, or it can be used for professional development (i.e., promotion and tenure). Regardless of the context, the goal is provide constructive, practical, and evidence-based feedback in a safe and supportive environment. If you are interested in this program, please contact Dr. Greg Malin in the College of Medicine.

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