Teaching in Medical Education: Residents as Teachers

The University of Mississippi Medical Center's (UMMC) Division
of Academic Affairs offers a program to teach residents how to
teach medical students and other adult learners. Teaching
in Medical Education (TIME): Residents as Teachers
consists of nine-sessions and is available online.

UMMC residents and students who complete all nine sessions and
the respective evaluations will receive a certificate of completion
appropriate for incorporation into a professional portfolio.
Evaluations for all sessions must be completed to confirm
participation. Certificates are issued in June of each year to UMMC
residents and students who complete all nine sessions and
evaluations prior to May 1.

For UMMC residents or students to obtain a certificate,
complete the steps listed below.

• Complete the electronic registration form.
• View each of the nine sessions and corresponding
  evaluations.
• Contact the program coordinators to obtain the
  certificate.
   

Not a UMMC resident/student?

The leading mission of UMMC is education. Specifically, UMMC
strives to educate tomorrow's health care professionals, and we
welcome opportunities to share information.

At this time, we cannot provide a certificate to those outside
UMMC; however, we invite you to view the instructional material
posted.

Please direct all questions to the UMMC TIME: Residents as
Teachers program coordinators, Dr. Natalie W. Gaughf or Dr. Mitzi R. Norris, (601)
815-4233.

Thank you for your commitment to education.

Natalie W. Gaughf, PhD

Mitzi R. Norris, PhD