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'Clinical education' refers to programs that provide developing professionals with practical and skills-oriented instruction under the supervision of a skilled practitioner. Pursuant to section 1004.04, Florida Statutes (F.S.), clinical education training is required for personnel in postsecondary teacher preparation programs who instruct or supervise field experience courses or internships, as well as all school district and instructional personnel who supervise or direct teacher preparation students during field experience courses or internships.For individuals in need of clinical education training, please contact your school district’s professional development office or institution’s postsecondary teacher preparation office for further assistance. A list of the current school district professional development directors can be found on our website at.For individuals charged with developing the clinical education training program for their organization, the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) offers the Clinical Education Facilitator Academy (CEFA) to meet the needs of local educational agencies and institutions of higher education. CEFA OverviewThe academy is structured to provide a model framework to individuals charged with developing the clinical education training program for their organization and consists of three days of face-to-face workshops, with the third day occurring a few weeks after the initial two days.
During this time, participants will build content knowledge in four essential skills of clinical educators, have opportunities to practice and receive feedback on active learning strategies, and receive support for the development or revision of their organization’s clinical education training program to incorporate the four skills.
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Washington, D.C., 31 August 2019 (PAHO/WHO) – On August 22 and 23, PAHO´s Workers’ Health Program in the Unit on Health Promotion and Social Determinants/FPL held the 2019 Meeting of the PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centers (CCs) on Occupational Health in Washington, DC. Representatives from 14 Collaborating Centers, 4 candidate institutions and a delegate from the Latin American Occupational Health Association (ALSO) joined the meeting. PAHO colleagues from FPL and KMP together with delegates from the Organization of American States (OAS) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) greeted and updated the attendees on their current policies. The purpose was to review the achievements and final contributions of the CCs for the implementation of the PAHO Action Plan on Workers Health 2015-2025 (APWH 2015-2025), identify the challenges for its implementation and discuss new opportunities of collaboration.In preparation to this meeting, twelve e-meetings were held in June and July with the directors and technical bodies of the CCs, to address key topics defined during the 2015 CCs Meeting held in Montreal, Canada. These meetings served to discuss and learn about the CCs activities done during the last four years, exchange experiences and build proposals focusing on their achievements.