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FAIMER Institute Fellows are health professions educators from respected academic institutions around the world. They are primarily mid-career faculty who are actively involved in undergraduate education at their institutions and who are in positions of leadership with respect to curriculum and educational policies and procedures.

Directory of Fellows: Click on column heading to sort table by column. For the key to abbreviations in the table click here.

For the key to abbreviations in the table click here.

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Given Name Family Name Home Country Institution Country Year Institute Project
Walter, Jr. Vitti Universidade Estadual Paulista ÒJúlio de Mesquita FilhoÓ (UNESP) Brazil 2017 BRAZ N/A
Karin Baatjes Stellenbosch University South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Jeane Cloete University of Pretoria South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Werner Cordier University of Pretoria South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Argentina Ingratta University of the Witwatersrand South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Marvin Jeffrey Jansen University of Cape Town South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Annemarie Kropman University of Cape Town South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Ericka Noelle Labbe University of Pretoria South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Beloved Masava Paray School of Nursing Lesotho 2017 SAFR N/A
Nondwe Mlenzana University of the Western Cape South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Munirah Motala University of KwaZulu-Natal South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Rivak Punchoo University of Pretoria South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Gerda Reitsma North West University South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Nicolette Roman University of the Western Cape South Africa 2017 SAFR N/A
Portia Shanduka Paray School of Nursing Lesotho 2017 SAFR N/A
Himashree Bhattacharyya North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health & Medical Sciences India 2017 CMCL N/A
Vijendra Chauhan Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences India 2017 CMCL N/A
Paragkumar Chavdam Gujarat Medical Education and Research Society Medical College India 2017 CMCL N/A
Shamsher Dalal Armed Forces Medical College India 2017 CMCL N/A
Christina George Christian Medical College India 2017 CMCL N/A

* Deceased.

KEY
Institute: ASU-MENA = Ain Shams University-Middle East North Africa-FAIMER Regional Institute: Cairo, Egypt; BRAZ = Brazil-FAIMER Regional Institute: Porto das Dunas, Brazil; CMU (Formerly CMB-CMU*) = CMU-FAIMER Regional Institute: Shenyang, China; CMCL = CMCL-FAIMER Regional Institute: Ludhiana, India; FRNSHP = FAIMER Regional Institute of Indonesia for Educational Development and Leadership: Yogyakarta, Indonesia; GSMC = GSMC-FAIMER Regional Institute: Mumbai, India; MAHE = MAHE-FAIMER International Institute for Leadership in Interprofessional Education: Manipal, India; PHIL = FAIMER Institute, Philadelphia; PSG = PSG-FAIMER Regional Institute: Coimbatore, India; SAFRI = Sub-Saharan Africa-FAIMER Regional Institute: Cape Town, South Africa; SMU = SMU-FAIMER Regional Institute: Guangzhou, China

Project (Education Innovation Project): ACCRED = Accreditation; ALIGN = Alignment of content with health care context and population health needs; ASMT = Assessment; CBIT = Computer-based learning, information technology; COM = Community-based education; CRTH = Critical thinking; CS = Clinical skills education (includes communication skills, bedside skills); CUR = Curriculum revision/integration/change; DL = Distance learning; EVB = Evidence-based medicine; FACDEV = Faculty/teacher/trainer development; HLSYS = Health systems integration/improvement/change (includes changes in health workforce, health system structure); INTERPROF = Interprofessional education; ORGDEV = Organizational development; OSCE = Objective structured clinical examination; PBL = Problem-based learning; PROF = Professionalism, humanism, ethics; PROG = Program evaluation; RSCH = Building capacity to do research; SIM = Simulations; STAFF = Student affairs; TMETH = Teaching methods; N/A = Project title not currently available

*The CMU-FAIMER Regional Institute was the CMB-CMU-FAIMER Regional Institute from 2013-2018.
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[last update: February 21, 2020]