Training for Medical Teachers
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Training for Medical Teachers

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Get ready to level up your teaching game with practical tips and tricks to engage your students in the medical field!

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About this event

Master the art of medical teaching with focused training in education and assessment.


Overview

Medical teaching is far more than relaying clinical knowledge—it requires a nuanced understanding of how adults learn, how educators communicate, and how assessments support development. This course provides a structured dive into the core pillars of medical education, equipping you with refined strategies for designing, delivering, and evaluating learning in a healthcare context.

From exploring adult learning theories to developing effective assessment tools, each module brings clarity to the essential components of medical education. You'll learn how to approach feedback constructively, align teaching with outcomes, and structure meaningful evaluations—without needing to trade in your white coat for a chalkboard. If you're teaching medicine, it's time to teach it well.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand adult learning principles in medical education settings
  • Explore modern strategies for teaching clinical and academic content
  • Design assessment tools that align with educational goals
  • Deliver feedback that supports learner growth and reflection
  • Recognise the role of evaluation in continuous teaching improvement
  • Enhance teaching methods for healthcare and medical training environments


Course Curriculum

  1. Introduction to Medical Teaching and Understanding Adult Learning in Medical Education
  2. Designing Effective Assessments and Teaching Strategies in Medical Education
  3. Assessment and Feedback in Medical Education

Who is this Course For

  • Medical educators seeking structured training in teaching methods
  • Junior doctors involved in undergraduate or postgraduate education
  • Clinicians contributing to hospital-based teaching programmes
  • Academic staff supporting medical curriculum development
  • Professionals overseeing clinical placements or tutorials
  • Allied health professionals with a teaching remit
  • Course directors managing student assessment processes
  • Doctors pursuing roles in medical education leadership


Career Path

  • Medical Education Officer – Average salary: £36,000/year
  • Clinical Teaching Fellow – Average salary: £43,000/year
  • Medical School Lecturer – Average salary: £48,000/year
  • Educational Programme Coordinator (Medical) – Average salary: £35,000/year
  • Assessment Development Manager – Average salary: £52,000/year
  • Medical Curriculum Developer – Average salary: £45,000/year

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