The Interprofessional Education Advanced Certificate Program, sponsored by Duke AHEAD and the Duke Health Interprofessional Education and Care (IPEC) Center, is a yearlong professional development program that prepares health professions educators to develop, deploy and evaluate interprofessional educational activities in the context of learning about, from, and with educators from other professions. The educational activities should also account for diversity, equity, and inclusion in all stages of design and delivery. Educational activities may target health professions learners (e.g.

The School of Medicine has posted updated resources for Virtual Recruitment Communications support on the Communications Resources page. 

Duke AHEAD has launched our very own podcast, "DATE - Duke AHEAD Talks Education." 

Listen to the first two episodes now and let us know what you think here!

Interprofessional Teams

Guest: Nick Hudak, MSEd, PA-C  Host: Diana McNeill, MD, MACP

How To Encourage Our Students To Be Effective Online Learners Now & In The Future

2020-2021 AHEAD Certificate Program Participants Selected

Duke AHEAD is thrilled to announce the participants chosen for the 2020-2021 Duke AHEAD Certificate in Health Professions Education & Teaching program.  This year's application pool was extremely competitive and 13 participants were selected to complete the 12 month program and project: 

In May, PubMed will switch to its newly designed search interface.  Medical Center Library is hosting several webinars to discuss the new features. Sign up today!

As we practice social distancing and transfer much of our teaching to a virtual model, we've tried to compile a list of helpful tools as you navigate the current situation.  Thanks to all who've worked so hard to create these resources. Check out the AHEAD online tab on the home page or click here.

Thanks to all who came out for the 2020 Education Week sponsored by Duke AHEAD and Duke IPEC.  As we welcome the new IPEC Center and transition our annual Education Day to a spring event, this was a great way to celebrate the innovation and hard work of our health professions educators here at Duke.  

Attendees, please be on the look out for continuing education credit information for the individual sessions. 

Watch the keynote here: 

KEYNOTE

We are excited to offer an opportunity for faculty who are interested in health professions education as a career to apply for the 2020 cohort of the Certificate in Health Professions Education & Teaching program. 

This 12-month program will allow up to 12 faculty, professional staff, or fellows from the School of Nursing, Physical Therapy Program, Physician Assistant Programs, School of Medicine, Duke University Health System, and Professors of the Practice of Medical Education to participate.

The objectives of the program include:

Nomination Deadline: February 28, 2020

The Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) honor medical society elects a small number of residents and fellows each year who exemplify the qualities of scholastic performance, leadership, fairness in dealing with colleagues, compassion for others, integrity of character, and service to the school and community at large. As you know, membership in AOA is a distinction that accompanies a physician throughout his or her career.

2020 Master Clinician-Teacher Award Nominations Now Open

February 5, 2020 - 10:20 am

• Announcement 
• Award

Deadline: Friday, March 6 2020

Duke University School of Medicine is soliciting nominations for the Master Clinician/Teacher Award, which is a class of awards to faculty that has been created for the purpose of honoring individuals for superlative accomplishment and service in the area of Medical School/Medical Center teaching.