Welcome To
CLIME
Center for Leadership and
Innovation in Medical Education
RESOURCES
Fostering Innovation, Scholarship & Collaboration for the Advancement of Medical Education
TEACHING RESOURCES
CLIME is pleased to provide an accessible platform to help faculty develop their teaching skills. The learning modules will be continually updated and modified as the education programs for medical students and residents evolve.
PODCASTS
Two podcasts series, CLIMEcasts and The Praxis that are bringing a conversational approach to many different topics relevant to health professions educators.
NEWS & EVENTS
CLIME is promoting opportunities to interact and create forums with local and internationally renowned experts around innovative, emerging, trends in medical education while continuing to foster education
SCHOLARSHIPS
CLIME is furthering educational scholarship and building faculty capacity in educational scholarship through collaboration, consultation, funding, and education.
BECOME A MEMBER
Team up with your peers to become a part in the advancement of Medical Education.
CLIME is free to join.
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Ongoing Referral & Connections
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NEWS & EVENTS
Check out some of our latest news and events going on here at CLIME.
NAMING RACISM IN REAL-TIME: CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH?
Drs. Leona Hess and David Muller from Icahn School of Medicine present Naming Racism in Real-Time: Can You Handle the Truth? Workshop
Healthy Voice Tips for Video Chats
Short tutorial covers some basic vocal hygiene tips and warms ups as well as a little bit about the audio /mic settings for zoom
CLIME TOGETHER 2021 SYMPOSIUM
The annual CLIME Together Symposium is a half-day of learning and community engagement. RSVP Now!
SMALL GRANT AWARDS PROGRAM 2021-2022
2021-2022 CLIME Small Grant Call for Proposals Now Open
REMOTE PRECEPTING OF STUDENTS
Resource for remote precepting of students
PEARLS FOR OUTSTANDING PROCEDURAL TEACHING
Pearls for Outstanding Procedural Teaching Workshop with Lauren Steffel, MD & Carlos Delgado, MD
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the small grant awards program?
The CLIME competitive small grant awards program supports innovative medical education research and curricular projects, locally and across the WWAMI region. $20,000 is distributed each year to support projects at the University of Washington. Submissions open in January – Deadline is Late March.
Where can I find the podcasts?
You can find both podcasts series on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Podcasts. You can also listen on the Podcast webpage.
How do I apply for MERC?
The application process opens in November after the current cohort ends. MERC consists of six workshops over 18 months.
2021-2022 cohort will begin Janaury 8, 2021. The application cycle is now closed.
What is a Work in Progress Session?
Monthly sessions in which faculty from across departments present their educational research at any stage of development to other colleagues in a friendly, safe environment. Email clime@uw.edu if you would like to present at a WIP session.
Where are the Faculty Development Workshop Recordings Located?
The faculty development recordings will be located under Teaching Resources. Depending on the topic they will either be in Classroom or Clinical. You can also search for the topic to find a specific recording.
What website do you recommend for more faculty development resources?
CLIME is now under UWSOM Faculty Affairs. For more resources and events check out their website https://faculty.uwmedicine.org/