Promotion Criteria for Clinician-Educators in the United States and Canada
JAMAPublished 3 September 1997
Brent W. Beasley
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Abstract
Most, but not all, promotion committees now assign high importance to the special contributions of clinician-educators and use a variety of methods to assess these, regardless of whether they have a separate clinician-educator promotion track.
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