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Chair, Education and Professional Development Committee
The Chair of the Education and Professional Development Committee is a two-year position appointed by the President. The Education and Professional Development Committee is a standing committee of the Association of Standardized Patient Educators.
Functions:
- Participates as a member of the Board of Directors attending monthly Board of Director (BOD) meetings and special meetings as scheduled, both onsite (2-3 per year) and via teleconferencing.
- Appoints (with BOD approval) members for the Education and Professional Development Committee.
- Convenes monthly meetings of the Education and Professional Development Committee via the telephone bridge or at national meetings related to Standardized Patient Educators.
- Provides leadership for achieving committee's goals by directing, monitoring and evaluating committee activities.
- Maintains communications with committee members and keeps records of committee activities/meetings.
- Provides monthly reports to the ASPE Board of Directors.
- Provides quarterly reports to the Chair of the Publications/Website Committee for use in the ASPE Quarterly (membership newsletter).
- Establishes and reviews annual and longitudinal committee goals.
- Oversees the annual call and review process for proposals for presentations at ASPE annual meetings.
- Assists with conference and meeting planning and production.
- Attends ASPE Annual Conferences, Membership Business Meetings, and related Board meetings.
- Attends AAMC annual meetings and other national and/or international medical education meetings, as possible, to promote ASPE.
Skills Required
Ability to:
- Set objectives and develop action plans with committee members.
- Identify potential problems and opportunities.
- Work effectively toward common goals as a board and committee member.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent organization skills.
Chair, Grants and Research Committee
The Chair of the Grants and Research Committee is a two-year position appointed by the President. The Grants and Research Committee is a standing committee of the Association of Standardized Patient Educators.
Functions:
- Participates as a member of the Board of Directors attending monthly Board of Director (BOD) meetings and special meetings as scheduled, both onsite (2-3 per year) and via teleconferencing.
- Appoints (with BOD approval) members for the Grants and Research Committee.
- Convenes quarterly (at minimum) meetings of the Grants and Research Committee via the telephone bridge and at national meetings related to Standardized Patient Educators.
- Provides leadership for achieving committee's goals by directing, monitoring and evaluating committee activities.
- Maintains communications with committee members and keeps records of committee activities/meetings.
- Provides monthly reports to the ASPE Board of Directors.
- Provides quarterly reports to the Chair of the Publications/Website Committee for use in the ASPE Quarterly (membership newsletter).
- Establishes and reviews annual and longitudinal committee goals.
- Oversees the annual call and review process for ASPE Project Awards.
- Assists with conference and meeting planning and production.
- Attends ASPE Annual Conferences, Membership Business Meetings, and related Board meetings.
- Attends AAMC annual meetings and other national and/or international medical education meetings, as possible, to promote ASPE.
Skills Required
Ability to:
- Understanding of research and grant procedures.
- Understanding of research methodology and current needs.
- Familiarity with current SP literature.
- Ability to work with others to establish common goals and the means to implement and achieve those goals.
- Ability to set objectives and develop action plans with committee members.
- Ability to identify potential problems and opportunities.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent organizational skills.
Chair, Membership Committee
The Chair of the Membership Committee is a two-year position appointed by the President. The Membership Committee is a standing committee of the Association of Standardized Patient Educators.
Functions:
- Participates as a member of the Board of Directors attending monthly Board of Director (BOD) meetings and special meetings as scheduled, both onsite (2-3 per year) and via teleconferencing.
- Appoints (with BOD approval) members to the Membership Committee.
- Schedules and conducts meetings (at least monthly) of the Membership Committee. Supervises and assists with committee projects. Maintains communications with committee members and keeps records of committee activities/meetings.
- Develops membership policies and procedures for review by the Board.
- Provides monthly reports to the ASPE Board of Directors.
- Provides quarterly reports to the Chair of the Publications/Website Committee for use in the ASPE Quarterly (membership newsletter).
- Establishes and reviews annual and longitudinal committee goals. Provides leadership for achieving committee's goals by directing, monitoring and evaluating committee activities.
- Plans and oversees membership recruitment and retention activities.
- Answers and/or directs member questions to appropriate resources.
- Maintains aspe@aspeducators.org email inbox and saved mail folders, answers member email or forwards to correct person for response.
- Maintains direct contact with members through regular Membership Updates.
- Publicizes and promotes ASPE and ASPE-related projects in related media, academic journals and announcement lists.
- Assists with conference and meeting planning and production.
- Attends ASPE Annual Conferences, Membership Business Meetings, and related Board meetings.
- Attends AAMC annual meetings and other national and/or international medical education meetings, as possible, to promote ASPE.
Skills Required
Ability to:
- Ability to set objectives and develop action plans for committee
- Ability to work effectively toward common goals
- Ability to identify potential problems and opportunities
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Chair, Publications and Website Committee
The Chair of the Publications and Website Committee is a two-year position appointed by the President. The Publications and Website Committee is a standing committee of the Association of Standardized Patient Educators.
Functions:
- Participates as a member of the Board of Directors attending monthly Board of Director (BOD) meetings and special meetings as scheduled, both onsite (2-3 per year) and via teleconferencing.
- Appoints (with BOD approval) members for the Publications and Website Committee.
- Schedules and conducts meetings (at least monthly) of the Publications and Website Committee.
- Solicits quarterly reports from ASPE Standing Committees.
- Solicits content contributions from ASPE membership.
- Develops and edits content as Editor-in-Chief for the ASPE Quarterly (membership newsletter).
- Supervises design, layout and posting of ASPE Quarterly.
- Makes recommendations to the BOD regarding website design and needs.
- Supervises implementation of website changes and updates.
- Reviews website content, supervises updates and checks viability of web-links.
- Supervises the electronic aspects of the elections process and other voting activities (posting ballots, collecting data) and reports data to the Vice-President for Operations.
- Assists with conference and meeting planning and production.
- Attends ASPE Annual Conferences, Membership Business Meetings, and related Board meetings.
- Attends AAMC annual meetings and other national and/or international medical education meetings, as possible, to promote ASPE.
Skills Required
Ability to:
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Writing, editing, proofreading and page layout and design
- Ability to set objectives and develop action plans for committee
- Ability to work effectively toward common goals
- Ability to identify potential problems and opportunities
- Ability to represent ASPE in a professional through the written word
- Excellent organizational skills.
Chair, Standards of Practice Committee
The Chair of the Standards of Practice Committee is a two-year position appointed by the President. The Standards of Practice Committee is a standing committee of the Association of Standardized Patient Educators.
Functions:
- Participates as a member of the Board of Directors attending monthly Board of Director (BOD) meetings and special meetings as scheduled, both onsite (2-3 per year) and via teleconferencing.
- Appoints (with BOD approval) members for the Standards of Practice Committee.
- Schedules and conducts meetings (at least quarterly) of the committee via the bridge and at national meetings related to Standardized Patient Educators.
- Provides leadership for achieving committee's goals by directing, monitoring and evaluating committee activities.
- Maintains communications with committee members and keeps records of committee activities/meetings.
- Provides monthly reports to the ASPE Board of Directors.
- Provides quarterly reports to the Chair of the Publications/Website Committee for use in the ASPE Quarterly (membership newsletter).
- Establishes and reviews annual and longitudinal committee goals.
- Plans for the development, review, and publication of ASPE white papers regarding standards of practice in SP education.
- Assists with conference and meeting planning and production.
- Attends ASPE Annual Conferences, Membership Business Meetings, and related Board meetings.
- Attends AAMC annual meetings and other national and/or international medical education meetings, as possible, to promote ASPE.
Skills Required
Ability to:
- Set objectives and develop action plans with committee members
- Identify potential problems and opportunities
- Work effectively toward common goals
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Excellent organizational skills
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