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| Allied Health Education |
The allied health professions represent more than 85 distinct occupations, exclusive of physicians and nurses. They are expert in a multitude of therapeutic, diagnostic, and preventive health interventions. They collaborate with physicians and other members of the heath care team to deliver high quality patient care services for the identification, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disabilities and disorders. More
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The Center for Advanced
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The Center for Advanced Skills Training (CAST) is responsible for organization and implementation of all advanced training programs with a hands-on component to non-Cleveland Clinic physicians. The mission of CAST is to provide practicing physicians, nationally and internationally, with the opportunity, environment and facilities to learn new or enhance existing procedural and clinical skills over a focused time period with a vision to be the recognized leader in teaching advanced clinical skills to practicing physicians. More
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| Center for Consumer Health Information |
The primary function of the Cleveland Clinic Center for Consumer Health Information is to plan, develop, implement and support health information programs for Cleveland Clinic departments, Cleveland Clinic Family Health Centers, Cleveland Clinic Health System (CCHS), the community, and the local and global communities. “Our mission is to help patients and the public achieve better health by disseminating health information through public programs and all forms of media. More
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| Center for Online Medical Education and Training |
The Center for Online Medical Education and Training (COMET) is a department within the Education Institute that focuses on developing and delivering Web-based learning for all Cleveland Clinic employees. Our ongoing mission is to provide excellent training that helps prepare our healthcare workers to meet the needs of our patients. The COMET team uses innovative technology to create online learning built on best practices in adult learning theory. More
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| Center for Medical Education Research & Development |
The Center for Medical Education Research and Development (CMERAD)'s purpose is to enhance Cleveland Clinic resident and staff teaching and evaluation skills, assist with curriculum development, foster educational research and development, and enhance the reputation of the Cleveland Clinic in the field of physician education. More
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| Center for International Medical Education |
One of the major responsibilities of Center for International Medical Education Office is to generate opportunities for ongoing education and training throughout Cleveland Clinic's global network. Together with the Education Institute the Center for International Medical Education coordinates a diverse range of educational programs which cater to the needs of international practicing physicians. More
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Center for Continuing
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The mission of the Center for Continuing Education is to educate health care professionals, using experts from the Cleveland Clinic and from around the world. The overarching goal of our professional education programs is to provide physicians and other healthcare providers tools to improve the quality of patient care. The Center’s major responsibility is to keep medical and surgical specialists apprised of new information, techniques, and technologies. More
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| Cleveland Clinic Academy |
The Cleveland Clinic Academy (CCA) is the one-stop source for courses, research and information for Clinic Staff, academics, nurses, and administrators who are interested in developing their leadership talents, educator abilities and management skills. This portal for Master’s Degree and above employees is focused on professional development learning opportunities!
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Cleveland Clinic
Journal of Medicine |
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine (CCJM), a national peer-reviewed medical journal, provides practical clinical information to approximately 100,000 practicing physicians each month. CCJM focuses on internal medicine and cardiology and is one of the best-read publications in its category. Editorial content flows from the patient care, research, and education activities that are the foundation of Cleveland Clinic. Topics are chosen for relevance to practicing clinicians. More
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| Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of CWRU |
The Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine (College Program) of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has a specific mission to “attract and educate, in specially designed programs, a limited number of highly qualified persons who seek to become physician investigators and scientists who will advance biomedical research and practice.” More
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| Graduate Medical Education |
The GME Department acts on behalf of the Graduate Medical Education Council (GMEC) in implementing various mechanisms for training program review and oversight, developing and revising policies and procedures pertaining to graduate medical education, assuring trainees meet established and required standards while guaranteeing trainees have an appropriate work environment in which to successfully complete their training. More
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| Library Services |
The Cleveland Clinic Alumni Library supports patient care, teaching, and research at the main Clinic campus and regional medical practice sites. While not a retrospective/historical collection, the Library’s resources – in print and online – provide comprehensive support for the immediate needs of Clinic employees. More
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| Medical Student Elective Program |
Through the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, electives in over 65 areas are offered to medical students. Each rotation has an assigned preceptor who is responsible for planning the student curriculum for the department. With the varied patient population and the advantages gained in a group practice setting, the Cleveland Clinic offers every student a unique learning experience. More
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| Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Training Program |
The Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Training Program (MCRTP) is funded by the NIH and is a component of the Cleveland Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative. This innovative program enables each Clinical Research Scholar to embark on a 4-year program of intensive training in multidisciplinary team-based, patient-oriented research, combining a novel educational program with mentored research experiences. More
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| Welcome to the Cleveland Clinic Education Institute site! With the Cleveland Clinic’s longstanding mission of “Caring for the sick, investigating their problems, and educating those who serve,” the Education Institute of the Cleveland Clinic has been an important organizational component since the beginning of the Cleveland Clinic in 1921. With responsibility to serve all the many educational audiences of the Cleveland Clinic, the Education Institute is comprised of many departments (listed on the left), including the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Graduate Medical Education, Continuing Education, Allied Health Education, and Consumer/Patient Health Information. The Education Institute also houses Library Services, Scientific Publications (e.g., the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine), the Center for Medical Art and Photography, the Cleveland Clinic Academy (which offers leadership development training to the faculty, nurses, and administrators of the Clinic), the Center for International Medical Education, the Center for Advanced Skills Training, and our Center for Online Medical Education and Training (COMET).
Also within the Education Institute is the Department of Medicine, with its responsibility to coordinate and assure optimal training for all our subspecialty fellowships in Medicine and in the Internal Medicine residency, and the Department of Academic Surgery, which similarly serves the surgical training programs.
Comprised of ~200 individuals, the Education Institute is a dedicated team of colleagues which collectively supports the fabulous and prestigious training that this world-class academic medical center offers to its many trainees – medical students, housestaff, fellows, and allied health professional trainees.
We invite you to explore and navigate the pages of the Education Institute to better understand the depth and breadth of activities we support. As Chairman of this illustrious component of the Cleveland Clinic, I invite your inquiries to learn more about our heritage of excellence in “educating those who serve.”
With kindest regards,
James K. Stoller, M.D., M.S.
Jean Wall Bennett Professor of Medicine,
Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Chairman, Education Institute
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