A 2-day course developed to teach the teachers the practical skills required by doctors to teach their junior colleagues and present to peers.
- Max 16 participants
- Fully participative and interactive
- Run by professionals
- Comprehensive content
- Plenty of opportunity for personal feedback
- Central London location
An invaluable and highly interactive medical teaching course, designed for doctors by experts in the field of personal development coaching.
Content of the medical teaching and presentation course
By attending this course, you will gain confidence, develop strong presentation and teaching skills, be able to deliver 1-2-1 and group training, facilitate group teaching and give effective feedback.
During the course you will:
- Understand the key elements which make a good teacher
- Develop a greater understanding of your own teaching style
- Learn to identify the different individual learning styles
- Discuss the key features and benefits of different teaching techniques
- Learn to plan and structure a teaching session and develop an appropriate curriculum
- Learn to evaluate teaching and learning in medicine
- Understand how to design assessments in medicine (MCQs, short/long cases, OSCEs, etc)
- Develop and enhance your own presentation skills
- Gain confidence in presenting to various audiences
- Learn to use visual aids effectively (slides, whiteboards, flipcharts and other props)
- Practise how to give feedback appropriately
Who is this medical teaching course suitable for?
Our medical teaching, presentation and facilitation course ("Teach the teachers") course is suitable for all grades of doctors (CT, ST, SpR, middle grade doctors and consultants) who want to optimise their approach to the training and education of others around them.
Who runs the teaching & presentation course?
This teaching, presentation & facilitation course has been developed by ISC Medical, a leading company in the provision of educational resources and coaching for medical recruitment and other career development services. The course is run by experienced communicators and consultants with wide- ranging medical education experience:
Dr David Phillips is a consultant in HIV and genito-urinary medicine at Mayday University Hospital in Croydon. He has over 10 years' experience of teaching in clinical medicine. He was the lead for the redesigning of the undergraduate curriculum for his speciality at St George's University of London, Tooting. He is a highly renowned in the South West London clinical network for teaching trainees, primary care practitioners, staff grades and undergraduates. He is a highly regarded and constantly reinvited teacher and presenter, noted for his interactive delivery style and his use of innovative teaching techniques.
Dr. Kriel Ramcharitar is a consultant in Public Health Medicine at NHS Brent Primary Care Trust where he is the lead for training Public Health Specialist trainees, Sports and Exercise Medicine Specialist trainees and GP Registrars placed at the department. He has completed a one and a half year teaching fellowship at the University of Oxford Department of Public Health where his responsibilities included teaching, assessment and evaluation. He has also lead on the re-design, delivery and evaluation of public health medical undergraduate curriculum at the University of Oxford. His teaching qualifications include the University of Oxford Post-Graduate Diploma in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.
Olivier Picard is a communication specialist with nearly 20 years' experience in teaching, communication and presenting, both at national and international level. With a strong business background gained working for large multinationals such as Unilever, Olivier has taught and presented at all levels including board level on business, management and communication issues. He is the managing director of ISC Medical and teaches communication and interview skills at all levels from medical students to consultants. He is also a frequent speaker at conferences, career fairs and other high-profile events. Olivier is renowned for his highly interactive, engaging and charismatic teaching style. The words "no-nonsense" and "supportive" also feature strongly in the feedback he receives.
Course dates, venue and timing
Courses take place on a regular basis. Forthcoming medical teaching courses are scheduled as follows:
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Tue 6 & Wed 7 April |
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Mon 7 & Tue 8 June |
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Fri 9 & Sat 10 July |
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VENUE
Grange White Hall Hotel, Central London
(Near British Museum). Accessible from all train stations.
.gif) Kings Cross, Euston, Russell Square, Holborn, Tottenham Court Road
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TIMING
Registration: 9:00 am
Start: 9:30 am
End: 5:30 pm
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Please note that all courses are currently full. If you want to register your interest for them or wish to be placed on a waiting list, please contact us.
Fees
The course costs £550 for 2 days. This includes attendance certificate, course handouts, lunch and refreshments on both days. You will be provided with a receipt which will enable you to claim study leave reimbursement from your Trust.
Early bird special offer – book before 1st March 2010 and pay our reduced fee of £495.
Book your place on the course now
To book a place on ISC Medical's teaching & presentation course, simply complete the form below. Once you have made the payment, you will receive immediate confirmation of your booking. Subsequently we will send you full joining instructions by email, together with a list of hotels which you can book if you require accomodation for the night.
