Northern Clinical School: Teaching 2022: Expression of Interest

This form is to register interest in teaching medical students based at Northern Clinical School in 2022. If you are an Intern (PGY1) please do not complete this form. We have a specific 'JMO Tutor Program' designed to assist you develop teaching skills, which you will be contacted about early in 2022. For more details about the teaching activities click HERE (scroll to Teaching Opportunities section)
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2022 Grade (Consultant/Registrar/BPT etc)*
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I understand that there is no remuneration for these positions, however committed tutors are encouraged to apply for clinical affiliation with the University*	I accept I do not accept
1st Year Students: Clinical Skills Tutorials	Tuesday - RNSH Wednesday - RNSH Wednesday - Hornsby Small group bedside/patient-based tutorials: 8 Blocks running between 8 Feb and 16 Nov Options are every week / alternate weeks / by Block
2nd year students: Clinical skills tutorials	Mondays - RNSH Thursdays - RNSH Fridays - RNSH Thursdays - Hornsby Fridays - Hornsby Small group bedside/patient-based tutorials: 3 x Blocks: 11 Feb to 1 April 24 June to 22 July 23 Sep to 11 Nov 90 minutes between 8am and 5.30pm Options are one tutorial every week or one tutorial alternate weeks
2nd year students: Case Based Learning tutorials (CBLs)	Fridays 8am - 9.30am - RNSH I prefer to do alternate weeks if possible Facilitator in tutorials related to the topic of the week. Students work through an online case (provided), in groups of approx. 8 students 3 x blocks 11 Feb to 1 April 24 June to 22 July 23 Sep to 11 Nov
2nd year students: Investigation sessions	Thursday/Friday - RNSH Thursday/Friday - Hornsby 60-90 minutes Didactic and interactive session on specific investigations Large group session Slide deck/teaching material provided
2nd year students: Student Grand Rounds Facilitator/Expert	Mondays 4-5pm RNSH Facilitator for student led session 2 x 8 week Blocks: 7 Feb to 28 March 19 Sep to 7 Nov
2nd year students: Ward-based Supervisor	7 Feb to 1 April 19 Sep to 11 Nov At RNSH or Hornsby: To be point of contact for students in Med/Surg Wards,providing support as they gain experience in the clinical environment. Time commitment 1-2 hours per week
3rd and 4th year students	Clinical Reasoning Sessions (Small group facilitation of a preset clinical reasoning case) - RNSH (Fridays) Medicine Bedside Teaching (Small groups of up to 6 students at the bedside, flexible topic) - RNSH (Monday - Thursday anytime) Surgical Bedside Teaching (Small groups of up to 6 students at the bedside, flexible topic) - RNSH (Monday - Thursday anytime) Personal & Professional Development teaching - RNSH Friday mornings
Procedural skills (Years 1 to 4)	Please specify your preference. Examples include suturing, BLS, cannulation, venepuncture, ear exam and more
Examiner for Multimodal Clinical Assessments (MMCAs) for Year 1 and 2 students	RNSH Hornsby Week of 4 April, 27 June, 14 Nov, 21 Nov Exact dates to be confirmed
Learning Advisor (LA)	Yes No The key purpose of LAs is to foster and support professionalism among students in their journey towards becoming future clinicians. The LA meets with approx 5 students 3 times in the year to facilitate discussions about students’ own insights into their academic and co-academic experience and progress. Ideally the LA will start with year 1 students and continue for 4 years
MD Project	Project marker Supervisor Attend milestone meetings/presentations as independent assessor Students complete an MD Project in year 3 of the MD Program over a 14 week period. There are 2 x milestone meetings and student presentations Supervisors are in place for 2022 but markers are needed for April/May 2022, and attendees are needed for the milestone meetings/presentations between Feb and April 2022 The next MD supervisors will be required for Sep-Dec 2023
Tutor/supervisor for students in Specialty terms (Year 3 and 4)	Perinatal and Women's Health Child & Adolescent Health Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine Community (GP) Critical Care (ED/ICU/Anaesthetics) 7 week terms throughout the year Various teaching sessions and supervision opportunities and relevant ESO will be in contact to discuss.
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