The following are various programs and workshops for School of Medicine faculty with useful resources that can be utilized during endeavors to advance their careers. Please explore each program to learn more about the curriculum, schedule, and registration information.
We greatly value your input on topics of interest! If you have suggestions for future training sessions, please feel free to submit them here at any time.
Offered by the Office of Faculty Development and the Provost’s Office, this program is open to all CWRU second-year tenure track faculty. The curriculum includes:
- Intentional Career Development
- Managing People
- Professional Development
- Self-Advocacy, Time Management, and Work Life Integration
- Navigating the Organization
- Two private coaching sessions
There is a fee associated with this program. Please visit the Faculty Advancement website to learn more.
Open to all Basic Science Faculty, these 1-hour and 30-minute lunch-and-learn sessions cover topics from research, budgets/grants management, and lab recruitment.
Have a topic you would like to see covered at one of our sessions? Please email all topic suggestions to som-facultydevelopment@case.edu.
Cleveland Clinic’s Office of Educator & Scholar Development is sharing free on-demand faculty development lessons with the CWRU community via the Healthcare Education and Training portal.
Current offerings in the Educator Development On-Demand course include:
- Teaching with Adult Learners in Mind
- Exploring Social Cognitive Learning Theory
- Writing Effective Learning Objectives
- Make Your Teaching Interactive! A Focus on Gagne’s Events of Instruction
- Assessment Within Competency Frameworks: Are We All on the Same Page?
- Enhancing Your Written Feedback
Cleveland Clinic employees can access courses via MyLearning.
Non-Cleveland Clinic faculty:
Interfolio provides free training resources for users. Please explore the Interfolio e-Learning Training Courses page.
Other helpful resources:
CWRU offers a comprehensive training guide for faculty and staff. Please explore the FIS User Support page for more information.
ORCID is a free, unique persistent identifier (PID) for individuals. ORCID or ORCID iD is a 16-digit number and the associated profile that links all research activities to an individual author/researcher. Learn more about ORCID.
Upcoming Training Sessions
New Faculty Orientation (open to all faculty)
March 30, 2026, 4–6 p.m.
In-person, Biomedical Research Building (BRB), room 105