Welcome to the SOM MedEd Resource page for teaching faculty! Our teaching faculty are our greatest asset! Whether at the Health Education Campus, at the CWRU main campus, or in the affiliated hospitals and practices, you shape our students in so many ways as they navigate their path towards becoming physicians. Thank you for the work you do helping to train excellent physicians and scientists!
We’ve collected resources that can help you do your amazing work. Please save this site as one of your favorites: an important resource for “one stop shopping” related to your education roles.
We also encourage you to check out the resources through the CWRU Center for Medical Education that includes faculty events, information about teacher recognition programs, and medical education research support. https://case.edu/medicine/centermeded/
The Faculty Directory has the most comprehensive list of faculty names, appointments, ranks, location, departments, and contact information at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
The CHSL supports the information needs for all educational and research initiatives conducted within the Schools of Medicine, Dental Medicine, and Nursing. The CHSL operates from the Allen Memorial Medical Library Building and has a branch in the Health Education Campus.
Contact askCHSL for help with your information needs.
The University Technology, [U]Tech, the division provides solutions that support education, research and the day-to-day functions at Case Western Reserve University.
Your CWRU network ID (also referred to as “username” or “login,”), is generated when you are hired. Your network ID is used to access restricted online resources, such as WebMail, the Student Information System, eStore, Software Center and Launchpad portal.CWRU ID Cards (CaseOneCards) puts many features on one card, including:
* Identification
* Library Circulation Privileges
* Building Access
* Meal Plans and CaseCash
* CaseCharge
* Access to recreational facilities
* Access to assigned parking facilities
From this page, you can activate your CaseID and set or reset your passphrase.
To verify if your CWRU network ID is active or for other userID questions, please email somfacultyithelp@case.edu.
You will also need to download an app called DUO
https://case.edu/utech/duo
https://case.edu/utech/departments/information-security/duo-security-two-factor-authentication/duo-security-training-videos
Additional support for Duo can be found by emailing hecsupport@case.edu.
More than 55 software titles are available to download — most at no additional cost. Visit the Software Center to download Microsoft® Office®, Adobe® Acrobat® and more.
Health Education Campus: The HEC website contains general information about the campus but also practical information such as how to reserve a room, submit a maintenance request, building maps, parking, dining and safety information.
Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning (CAML) offers a variety of programs to promote the development of teaching skills, foster collaboration among faculty and staff involved in the advancement of medical education, and support educational innovation and research.
An interprofessional educational resource to assist with training and development in the healthcare environment. Features clinical and non-clinical content, with many opportunities for continuing education credit.
The Antiracism Module curriculum was created to promote diversity, equity, and belonging in health care education. This online resource includes 17 sections covering a broad range of topics with 38 videos and 30 interactive exercises, eight curriculum guides for faculty and learners, a learning environment survey, and three asynchronous faculty development online modules. Also included is a guide on how to use the materials most effectively.
These resources were made possible through a generous grant from the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation.
The Antiracism Module resources are available at https://webcampus.med.drexel.
Faculty Toolkit Series: presentations hosted by the School of Medicine Office of Faculty Affairs.
Academic Impressions is a resource offered by the university to provide leadership, personal/professional development, and skills-based training opportunities to faculty, staff and administrators. It helps both individuals and teams build upon their
knowledge, expertise, and find practical solutions to the challenges they are facing. Access to thousands of best practices via live learning opportunities or recorded trainings, enables anytime, anywhere learning.