SCS Faculty and Professional Development

The Statewide Campus System (SCS) develops and delivers high-quality educational programs designed to support the professional development of our faculty. These events meet and exceed ACGME faculty development and Michigan State licensing requirements. SCS provides Faculty and Professional Development education and resources, including workshops, professional learning communities, and consultation.

MSUCOM SCS ACGME Regional Hub - Continuing Medical Education

MSUCOM’s Statewide Campus System is an ACGME regional hub for its experiential skill development course entitled Developing Faculty Competencies in Assessment. In 2015, the first regional hub pilot site was launched. The hub model was a resounding success; the ACGME Board approved the Faculty Development course hub model as a strategic initiative. In 2018, MSUCOM SCS became the ACGME's fourth hub site for the course. There are now 17 hub locations developed across the globe.
 
ACGME’s Developing Faculty Competencies in Assessment course includes experiential learning in providing effective feedback and improving direct observations. This course is designed to help faculty members and leaders achieve the goals of competency-based assessment in graduate medical education (GME). For more information on our next course, please click here.
The MSUCOM Office of Faculty Development welcomes nominations for the MSUCOM Excellence in Professional Development and Advancement of Medical Education Award.  Strong candidates from across the continuum of medical education are encouraged to apply and may also be nominated by a peer.
 
In the application, highlight excellence in one or more of the following areas:
  • Advancement of knowledge through research, teaching, publications or technology as it relates to medical education
  • Commitment to dynamic, high-quality education practice in the classroom, clinical site, or simulation
  • Innovation in addressing a timely issue or challenge in medical education
  • Commitment to bridging UME and GME education collaboration
Application Requirements
  • Statement of Nomination (completed by whom nomination is being submitted by- self or peer)
    • describing the ways in which the nominee has demonstrated excellence in at least one of the areas above, and the ways in which their efforts resonant with the mission of the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine.
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Letters of Support
    • 1 letter of recommendation required
    • 2nd letter of recommendation optional


Application Deadline: July 1, 2023
Selection Notification: August 15, 2023

Upcoming Faculty and Professional Development Events

Upcoming Core Education Events (Faculty, Residents, and Other Healthcare Providers)