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Educational Grant Support Educational Research and Evaluation Fellows in Medical Education
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Welcome
to University of Texas Medical Branch’s Standardized Patient Program.
What
is a Standardized Patient? A
Standardized Patient is a layperson trained to replicate a clinical
encounter consistently and realistically.
Standardized Patients provide the medical student an opportunity to
fine-tune professional skills, to gain self-confidence and be better able
to instill confidence in patients. The
student learns to become patient-oriented, more aware of patient feelings
and concerns, and most of all, to become an active listener.
The ability to listen and understand and communicate this
understanding is a skill of significant benefit to medical students, and
Standardized Patients play a central role in this process.
How
do you become an SP? Come
by our offices to fill out an application or call so we can mail one to
you. Once you have completed
the application, we will set up a date and time for you to come in for
interviews. Once the
application process and interview are complete,
we will contact you for the next Orientation and Training session.
If you need additional information, please call or e-mail any of
our staff members.
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