Home About FAIMER The Fellowship Leadership Faculty Faculty for GSMC 2016 Faculty for GSMC 2015 Faculty for GSMC 2014 Fellow Profiles News Calendar Photo Galleries GSMC FAIMER 2011 GSMC FAIMER 2009 GSMC FAIMER 2008 Useful Links Contact Fellow Login Home GSMC-FAIMER Fellowship *There will be no applications invited for 2021 due to COVID 19 pandemic. *The 16th GSMC FAIMER Regional institute (2020-2022) will now be held from 2021-2023. 16th GSMC FAIMER Regional Institute 2020-2022 10th Year Celebrations – GSMC FAIMER Regional Institute Journey of Change News New leadership team at GSMC FRI: Dr. Praveen B Iyer , Co-Director Dr. Henal R Shah , Co-Director Dr. Munira A Hirkani , Associate Director Fellows 2019 Dr. Avinash Supe takes charge as Director (ME & MH), Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai from 1st March 2016 Dr. Avinash Supe takes charge as Dean of Seth G S Medical College & KEM Hospital from 17th January 2015 2014 GSMC FAIMER REGIONAL INSTITUTE GSMC- and PSG-FAIMER Regional Institutes Add Residential Session Nitin Gaikwad Promoted Madhuri Kate’s Fellow Innovation Project Published and Presented The (GSMC-FRI) , based at the Seth G.S. Medical College in Mumbai, India, is a two-year fellowship program for health professions faculty who have the potential to improve medical education at their schools. Approximately 16 fellowships are offered each year. The fellowship is designed to teach education methods, scholarship, and leadership skills, and to develop an active, supportive professional network among educators. It consists of two residential sessions, which take place at Seth G S Medical College, Mumbai, and two 11-month distance learning sessions, one following the first residential session and one following the second residential session. The first and second residential sessions consist, respectively, of seven days and five days of highly interactive educational activities. Curriculum topics include student assessment, good teaching practices, program evaluation, distance learning, change management, project planning, conflict management, educational research and scholarship, and qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis. The distance learning sessions focus on the mentoring of Fellows, network building, and the exchange of ideas through participation in an internet discussion group. During the distance learning sessions, Fellows also implement an education innovation project at their home institution. A summary of the project and results are presented during the second residential session. Limited funding is available to support the Fellows’ accommodation during the sessions, course materials and course fee. However, Fellows (or their institutions) are responsible for the travel expenses. Similarly the costs involved in carrying out the project are also not covered. It is highly recommended that Fellows have access to a Wi-Fi capable laptop computer for use during residential sessions. Education Innovation Project A major goal of the fellowship program is the completion of an education innovation project, proposed by Fellows in their initial application to the Institute, and then implemented at their home institution. Projects with the potential to improve the health of the community, region, or country of the applicant’s institution are given higher priority in the fellowship selection process. To encourage the development of knowledge and skills in health professions education scholarship (research, evaluation, and publishing), Fellows prepare a poster and an abstract based on their project after one year of project implementation. Ongoing support from faculty and Fellows throughout the program also fosters scholarship based on project activities. Project proposals typically involve, but are not limited to, one or more of the following areas: student assessment, educational application of information technology, health systems integration, community-based health professions education, problem-based learning, clinical skills development, professionalism and ethics, critical thinking, program evaluation, faculty development, curriculum revision and/or integration, student affairs, interactive teaching methods, development of medical education units, and distance learning. Fellows Building regional communities of practice of health professions educators is another major goal of the GSMC-FRI fellowship. Throughout the two-year program, each Fellow interacts closely with up to 60 other Fellows. Community building is fostered by a period of overlap in the residential sessions for first- and second-year participants, providing opportunities for interaction among Fellows who are beginning their education innovation projects and those who have worked on their projects for a year. On-line discussion during the distance learning sessions provides an additional forum for group work on research and projects, and for the sharing of resources and experience among current Fellows and Institute graduates. Fellows are encouraged to continue their participation in the larger FAIMER community after completion of the fellowship. GSMC-FRI 2009 Faculty and Fellows GSMC-FRI is sponsored by the Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER ® ) . By working to advance health professions education in India, GSMC-FRI supports FAIMER’s mission of improving global health by improving education. To apply to GSMC-FRI, please click here . 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