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CED Evening Curriculum

The core of the Clinician Educator Distinction curriculum, these 1-2 hour evening sessions provide CED residents with the framework and tools to teach in various clinical settings and gain appreciation for the methods in which medical education scholarship can be conducted. One evening session is held per month, with the curriculum running over a 2-year period. Sessions are primarily remote via zoom with hands-on teaching skills taught in person. Starting in academic year 2022-23, CED residents will participate in evening sessions alongside residents in clinician-educator tracks in other specialties as part of a GME-wide effort to increase education skills across the institution.

Current residents, please visit the Teams page for an up-to-date of specific sessions that will be conducted this academic year.

Below is a sampling of sessions that CED residents can expect over a two year period:


CED 1CED 2
Structured ObservationLearning Climate
Medical Education Teaching PortfolioTechnology in Teaching
Core Skills: Bedside Teaching Learner Assessment
Core Skills: Effective FeedbackCore Skills: Difficult Learner
Core Skills: Small Group TeachingCore Skills: PowerPoint Presentations
Core Skills: Chalk TalksCore Skills: Chalk Talks
Core Skills: Extemporaneous TeachingCore Skills: Extemporaneous
Medical Education Journal Club & Scholarship in ProgressMedical Education Journal Club & Scholarship in Progress

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