Free, online webinars for competence committee chairs
In recognition of the important role that competence committee chairs play in resident training and progression, Royal College clinician educators Drs. Warren Cheung, Dan Dubois, and Anna Oswald are hosting a series of free 90-minute virtual events to foster online learning and connection. These events are designed to answer questions, identify common challenges and share ideas in this new and growing community of postgraduate medical education leaders.
Each virtual session includes a presentation on trending topics and moderated breakout room sessions targeted by level and need. The aim is to contribute to residency training in a meaningful and collaborative manner.
Warren Cheung Associate Director of Education Innovation, Director of Assessment, CC Chair, Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa, Department of Emergency Medicine, Clinician Educator, RCPSC
Dan Dubois CC Chair, Associate Program Director, Department of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa, Clinician Educator, RCPSC
Anna Oswald Professor, Division of Rheumatology, Department of Medicine Director CBME, PGME, University of Alberta, Clinician Educator, RCPSC
Upcoming sessions
November 18, 2021 – 16:30 – 17:30 EST
Slack networking event: Addressing wicked questions about Competence Committees
January 26, 2022 – 11:00 – 12:30 EST
Committee Chairs Forum – Leveraging faculty development opportunities within your Competence Committee meeting
Spring date TBD
Incorporating CQI and program evaluation in your Competence Committee
Recorded sessions
Building a network of competence committee chairs – It takes a village
Setting up your committee for success
Group decision making and managing pitfalls
September 22, 2021 recording available soon
TO REGISTER: Please email canmeds@royalcollege.ca. Plus, see the Royal College directory for other faculty development resources on competence committees.
Angela Scharfenberger | October 4, 2021
Royal College Staff | December 2, 2021
