Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary

About the Role

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary educate students on various health-related subjects within colleges and universities.

Other Common Titles

  • Health Professions Educator
  • Medical Instructor
  • Nursing Faculty
  • Healthcare Educator
  • University Health Teacher

Typical Tasks

  • Develop and implement curriculum and instructional materials
  • Deliver lectures and lead discussions in health specialties
  • Supervise students in clinical or laboratory settings
  • Assess and evaluate student progress and performance
  • Conduct research in health-related fields
  • Advise students on academic and career paths in healthcare
  • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of advancements in health specialties

Notable People

  • Dr. Mary A. Glickman A renowned professor of nursing, known for pioneering research in nursing education and confidence in patient care.
  • Dr. David A. Baker An influential educator in public health, recognized for his contributions in curriculum development for public health programs.

Recommended Resources

  • The Health Educator's Handbook

    A comprehensive guide for health educators covering fundamental teaching methods and strategies.

  • Institute of Medicine (IOM) Reports

    A collection of reports and research related to health professions education.

  • The Chronicle of Higher Education

    An essential resource for news and articles relevant to higher education professionals.

  • The Journal of Health Education Research & Development

    A peer-reviewed journal publishing research and reviews related to health education.