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Over 20 Years of Promoting Faculty Development at UC San Diego
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The National Center of Leadership in Academic Medicine (NCLAM) is a Health Sciences professional development program with a mentoring component for junior faculty at UC San Diego. NCLAM helps junior faculty develop skills appropriate for their academic career, implement a personal strategic plan, and expand their network of colleagues within Health Sciences and the University.

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Professional Development for Junior Faculty

Junior faculty attend a series of 16 workshops with topics ranging from UC San Diego expectations for academic promotion, to skill development in teaching and research, to professional development and leadership training. During the second half of the program, junior faculty choose a professional development project and are matched with a senior faculty mentor who can facilitate their progress. In return for the time dedicated to NCLAM, the department of each junior faculty is reimbursed by the Vice Chancellor Health Sciences Office at approximately 5% of his/her base salary for seven months while in the program.

  • Late January to early June, 2023
  • Weekly sessions on Fridays from 8:30am - 11:30am
  • May to September, 2023 ~ Individual work on professional development project
  • September 2023 ~ Professional development project presentations/Graduation
  • A salaried junior faculty with an appointment of 50% or greater
  • Assistant Professor in a UC Faculty Series Step I - IV
  • Available for Friday morning sessions January – June 2023
  • Promotion file not scheduled for review or submission before July 2023

Women and underrepresented (UR) faculty are encouraged to apply.


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