Preceptor Development Program
This preceptor development program was created to provide faculty development training to our increasing and busy community-based medical educators.
Community-based physicians teaching TTUHSC School of Medicine students must be aware of core competencies, learning principles, and other teaching strategies as required by the medical school teaching curriculum. These easy reading modules are relevant in helping meet the challenges of teaching and assessing students.
In accordance with our CME mission, the key to providing these quick and effective free on-line CME modules is to identify gaps in improving 1) physician knowledge 2) physician competence 3) performance-in-practice and/or 4) patient outcomes of the core competencies and learning priniciples/objectives set by the school. This course is presented by faculty at TTUHSC and meets the requirements of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) and is designed to offer .5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit (s) TM.
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Why be a preceptor
Adult Learning Principles
ORIME [Observer-Reporter-Interpreter-Manager-Educator]
Bedside Teaching
The One Minute Clinical Preceptor
Feedback & Student Assessment
Patient Care
Medical Knowledge
Interpersonal & Communication Skills
Professionalism
Practice-based Learning & Improvement
System-based Practice
Credit certification is valid for 2 year from the date of validation for each module. To obtain CME credit, complete the exam and evaluation questions and fax to 806.743.2934. Contact the CME office at 806.743.2929 for questions.
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