Faculty
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Faculty is a term used in various fields, including education, medicine, and research. It refers to the academic staff of a university or college, including professors, lecturers, and researchers. In the context of medicine, the faculty comprises of medical professionals who are involved in teaching, research, and patient care.
Definition[edit | edit source]
The term 'faculty' is derived from the Latin word 'facultas', which means ability or power. In the context of an academic institution, faculty refers to the collective body of teachers or instructors. In a medical school, the faculty includes doctors, nurses, researchers, and other healthcare professionals who are involved in teaching and research.
Roles and Responsibilities[edit | edit source]
The faculty in a medical school has several roles and responsibilities. These include:
- Teaching: Faculty members are responsible for teaching medical students, residents, and fellows. This includes delivering lectures, conducting practical sessions, and supervising clinical rotations.
- Research: Many faculty members are also involved in medical research. They may conduct their own research studies, supervise student research, or collaborate with other researchers.
- Patient Care: In many medical schools, faculty members also provide patient care. They may work in the school's affiliated hospitals or clinics, providing direct patient care and supervising the clinical work of students and residents.
- Administration: Faculty members may also have administrative responsibilities. This can include serving on committees, participating in curriculum development, and contributing to the overall governance of the medical school.
Faculty Development[edit | edit source]
Faculty development refers to the activities and programs designed to improve the skills and competencies of faculty members. In a medical school, faculty development may include programs on teaching methods, research skills, leadership development, and career advancement.
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