Project Advisory Committee
Call for Applications
PAC Purpose
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How in Clinical Event Debriefing (WHiCED) Project Advisory Committee (PAC) is comprised of a diverse group of AAP members and advisors who coordinate, develop, and implement educational materials, data, and mentorship to promote evidence-based clinical event debriefing (CED) to improve the health and care of children. In alignment with WHiCED program goals and CED best practices, the WHiCED PAC works closely with AAP staff and leadership to develop educational materials, collect and analyze data, and support a mentorship program.
PAC Members
The WHiCED Project Advisory Committee (PAC) will consist of the following members:
- 1 PAC Chair
- 3 PAC Members [education (1), data (1), mentorship (1]
- 6 Workgroup Members [education (2) data (2), mentorship (2)]
- 2 Advisors
Preferred Skills & Background
It is preferred that interested members have background and experience in clinical event debriefing (technical performance debriefing), have established CED programs, served as a mentor in a formalized mentorship program, have experience with quality improvement MOC projects, have experience using innovative learning methods for educational design, and data collection and analysis experience.
Expected Commitment
- Attend bi-weekly PAC meetings and as needed based on project needs and deadlines (2-3 hours/month/virtual).
- Attend monthly Workgroup meetings (1-2 hours hours/month/virtual).
- Emails and developing and reviewing program content (2-6 hours/month).
- Roles, qualifications, and term limits can be found in the WHiCED Charter.
Application
Fill out this brief application if you are interested in joining this exciting project advisory committee!
Applications are due by December 1, 2023, at 11:59p CT.
Please have your resume or CV ready to submit with the application.
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Last Updated
11/27/2023
Source
American Academy of Pediatrics