Tufts School of Medicine Resident-as-Teacher Resources & Guide

Interns, Residents and Fellows ("Residents") are the primary teachers of medical students during the core clerkships, acting internships, and elective rotations. The Office of Educational Affairs has created a Resident-as-Teacher Guide that provides an introduction to key medical educational concepts and corresponding practical tips (see list of content below). The concepts and practical ideas illustrated, based on a summary of relevant educational literature and the designer’s insights, are applicable across disciplines. The guide was distributed to Tufts University School of Medicine teaching hospitals via academic deans, directors of GME offices, and clerkship directors.

  • Setting Expectations Learning Agenda
  • Effective Presentations
  • Clinical Teaching Frameworks
  • Teaching through Questioning
  • Small Group Case-Based Teaching
  • Bedside Teaching
  • Teaching in the OR
  • Giving and Receiving Constructive Feedback
  • Assessment Evaluation
  • Learners in Difficulty

Resident-as-Teacher Videos

Please watch the following videos which serve as resources for the topics below:

  • One-Minute Preceptor
  • Bedside Teaching
  • Seven Steps of Feedback
  • Providing Effective Written Feedback

Resident-as-Teacher Program Intro

One-Minute Preceptor

Bedside Teaching

 

Seven Steps of Feedback

 

Providing Effective Written Feedback