Steering Committee member Terry Valiga, EdD co-authors the fifth edition of "The New Leadership Challenge: Creating the Future of Nursing"  available here.  Congratulations Dr.

Junior faculty members are often faced with the critical challenge of jump-starting their careers at the same time that family/childcare obligations are least flexible. In recognition of this challenge, the School of Medicine is pleased to support the Faculty Flex Voucher Program.

Applications are now open for new LEAD Fellows for the 2017-18 program. Designed for early to mid-career faculty engaged in or aspiring to becoming educational leaders, this one-year, cohort-based program provides a firm foundation in the best practices and recognized theoretical models of effective educational leadership that are key to advancing medical education at all levels. LEAD is offered as a national program with four regionally-based cohorts. Created in 2009, as of April 2016, there are 97 LEAD graduates from across the country.

This past weekend at the North Carolina Physical Therapy Association’s (NCPTA) Fall Conference, steering committee member Kyle Covington, PT, DPT, PhD was elected NCPTA President.  Dr. Covington will serve as president for a three year term.  Congratulations! 

In our continuing efforts to ensure health professions education programs occur in professional, respectful, and intellectually stimulating academic and clinical learning environments, and while recognizing the benefits of diversity and promotion of students’ attainment of competencies required o

Congratulations to Duke AHEAD Steering Committee members Andrew Muzyk, PharmD, and Alison Clay, MD, the recipients of the inaugural Interprofessional Education Awards. Read their full nomination letters below.

Did you know that your department or group has a dedicated librarian liaison?  Your library liaison can guest lecture in your class or journal club, integrate evidence-based practice information literacy into your course or curriculum, and so much more.  See the full list

You are cordially invited to join the first ever Book Club being sponsored by DUSON’s Institute for Educational Excellence!

DUHS is the first health care organization in North Carolina to receive the designation. DUHS applied for this distinction in the in “Creating Workplace Environments that Promote Academic Progression of Nurses category. 

We are excited to offer an opportunity for faculty who are interested in health professions education as a career to apply for our: Certificate in Health Professions Education & Teaching