Medical Education Day (UHBW2401ME)

Whether you are planning on delivering an efficient microteach for medical students during your busy clinical shift or going into a full-time clinical teaching fellow role with a future career focused on academia, this regional teaching day will aim to enhance you and your learners’ experience in medical education.

In this full day of regional teaching day, we aim to cover the following:

• Creating a structured lesson plan & Evidence based teaching

• Planning and delivering effective simulation-based education

• Medical education career options

• Further training in medical education (inc. postgraduate degrees in Teaching and Learning for Health Professionals)

We have some attachments with some reading that you’ll find interesting to have a look at prior to joining us on the day. Should you have any questions in advance or any specific topics that you wish to be discussed at the regional teaching day, you can contact dowan.kwon@uhbw.nhs.uk.

Enquiries about this workshop should be directed to Mara.Balasco@UHBristol.nhs.uk

Mandatory: Foundation Year 2

A requirement within the Foundation Curriculum is “Development of the Clinical Teacher” and this day will allow trainees to excel beyond these current requirements. It aims:

• To develop an understanding of how simulation can be used in medical training and furthering professional development.
• To develop an understanding of the key concepts underpinning medical education and how these skills can be utilised as a clinical teacher.
• To network with leaders in the field of Medical Education and with current Clinical Teaching Fellows to explore possible career options in Medical Education whilst still pursuing clinical commitments.

The day will begin with an introduction to Medical Education, led by a co-director of the Teaching and Learning for Healthcare Professionals Course, which currently delivers the Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education in the University of Bristol for current Clinical Teaching Fellows in the region. The Postgraduate Course is extremely well received and this day aims to introduce the core principles of medical education from this programme into this regional study day. The morning session is very interactive and will allow trainees to help develop more innovative teaching sessions for their future use, extending beyond the traditional Powerpoint slides!

The second part of the day will introduce trainees to simulation and we will train users in how to use simulators and how to design basic scenarios and then run debrief sessions thereafter. A certificate from the Bristol Medical Simulation Centre will be issued upon successful completion of the day. This day represents an excellent opportunity for Foundation Trainees to enhance their portfolios in teaching and medical education, which is an essential requirement in successful applications for specialty training in future. The day will also allow trainees to network with current leaders in medical education and teaching fellows, and further information will be given to attendees on how to optimise applications to the Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education and roles as Clinical Teaching Fellows in the region, which are now increasingly competitive to secure. We encourage trainees to book onto the course early as we expect very high demand; we are also happy for trainees to attend even if they have completed their mandatory 60 hours of learning. We look forward welcoming you to the Bristol Medical Simulation Centre, the oldes

This course links with the following Foundation Professional Capabilities (FPCs):

4, 6, 7, 8, 20

Curriculum requirement:

• Core teaching: Learning to teach/present
• FPC 10