Examples of Teaching Activities to record in support of your Volunteer Clinical Professor appointment
The following are examples of teaching activities for Volunteer Clinical Professors appointed by the four UCSF Schools. Click on a school to jump to the examples specific to that school. You may list all that apply and include your role, site, setting and approximate time spent. Feel free to list any type of activity not included in this list. The Volunteer Clinical Professor appointment requires at least 50 hours of teaching activities per year. If this is your initial faculty appointment, you only need to include teaching activities that you anticipate along with the approximate time to be spent on each activity.
School of Dentistry Volunteer Clinical Professor teaching examples
- examples provided by SOD
School of Medicine Volunteer Clinical Professor teaching examples
- examples provided by SOM
School of Nursing Volunteer Clinical Professor teaching examples
- examples provided by SON
School of Pharmacy Volunteer Clinical Professor teaching examples
- Precept APPE and/or IPPE students in an ambulatory care setting averaging 2 hours per week. [should specify time and setting relevant to your teaching- eg critical care, emergency , hospital operations, pediatrics, in patient surgery, etc. ]
- Occasional lecturer in therapeutics course averaging 2 x 1 hour lectures per year. [ should specify time and which course that you teach in]
- Mentor or preceptor for pharmacy student research projects averaging 2 projects per year.
- Facilitator, panelist, or judge for small group workshops, or skills laboratory exercises, or P & T monograph presentations averaging 2 activities per year. [ should specify time and which of these activities that you participate]
- Precepting students in community outreach programs averaging 5 hours per year.