IEE Holds Virtual Clinical Instructor Intensive

The Institute for Educational Excellence (IEE) held its 13^th Annual Clinical Instructor Intensive, Rising to the Occasion: Lasting Lessons from Teaching During Change, on August 11. This year, it was offered virtually via Zoom with 92 in attendance from across the country as well as the world (Rwanda and Oman)! There were six hours of powerful learning and sharing after a warm welcome from Valerie Howard, associate dean for academic affairs. The agenda and speakers were: 

• Teaching During a Change- It really can be done!: Beth Phillips, associate professor

• Developing Interprofessional Collaboration: Margie Molloy, associate professor

• Best Practices for Direct and Indirect Clinical Teaching- Undergraduate Students: Christina Leonard, assistant professor

• Best Practices for Direct and Indirect Clinical Teaching- Graduate Students: Midge Bowers, associate professor

• Virtual Open Lab Time: Danett Cantey, clinical nurse educator

• Transition from CI to Faculty: What do you need to know?: Jacqui McMillian-Bohler and Rémi Hueckel, assistant professors 

• Balancing the Glass Ball in a Storm: Diana McNeill, of Duke School of Medicine

The entire recording is available for $20 / 5.00 AMA Category 1 Credit(s)™, ANCC. Register to receive the recording, which will be available until September 15, 2021. 

Special thanks to all the speakers, Stefanie Conrad, special projects analyst, Rodney Bean, multimedia and user services specialist, and Tony Snipes, staff assistant, for all the help!