CIH Affiliate Faculty
The Center for Interprofessional Health welcomes faculty affiliates with a demonstrated interest in interprofessional education, practice, or research. Faculty, staff, and community-based health professionals accepted into this one-year (Aug. 1 - May 31 ) program will participate in interprofessional learning and dissemination opportunities.
WILD Series™ Preceptor Development Offerings
Join the us and your colleagues in practice in our new WILD Series™ (Workplace Interprofessional Learning & Development) preceptor development offerings!
Participants build interprofessional skills as a preceptor and health professional through 5 actionable weekly emails and a 1-hour group debriefing session. Each weekly email offers an engaging 3-5 minute video, instructions to observe, engage, and model concepts in practice, key reflective prompts, and ways to learn more. The debriefing session is a chance to learn with, from, and about colleagues from a myriad of health professions.
Become a Guest Health Professional for Better Together: Preparing for Collaborative Practice
Each fall, 1Health offers Better Together; a two-part interprofessional learning experience that will introduce health professional students to foundational concepts of interprofessional education and collaboration. The purpose of the event is to bring together over 1,300 students from 19 health professional programs to introduce them to the principles of working collaboratively.
We are actively recruiting practicing health professionals to facilitate interactive discussions with these students during the fall 2025 Better Together sessions. Your role would be to share your valuable professional perspective and experience with collaborative practice with two small groups of students in a live Zoom session. We look forward to your participation in this rich, interprofessional learning experience! Learn more and sign up!
Preceptor Resources
Are you looking for resources to support your role as a preceptor? We encourage your to explore the National Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education’s Resource Center, a community-based repository of resources to support the field. You will find more than 185 resources for preceptors including Preceptors in the Nexus, specifically designed for preceptors working with interprofessional learners in practice settings.
Looking for more ways to get involved?
There are many ways to become involved in supporting interprofessional learning of future health professionals. If you would like more information or support in making a connection, we encourage you to contact us.