Key Benefits Offered to Dartmouth Medical School Community-based Faculty
Resources Lists and Links
Detailed Resource List for Preceptors
BioMedical Library Resources
Other Useful Links from the DMS Dean's office
DMS Adjunct Faculty Appointments
The application for an Adjunct faculty appointment is initiated once preceptors have taught an On Doctoring student or a clerkship student in Family Medicine, Geriatrics, Pediatrics or OB/GYN. These appointments, along with a DND account (see below) allow access to the benefits provided to preceptors through Dartmouth Medical School and the College. If you are interested in an appointment, contact OCER or the course coordinator in the course that you teach. Applications require an updated CV and your social security number.
For detailed information on requirements for adjunct appointment and promotions see Guidelines for Appointments and Promotions.
Curriculum Vitae Sample for Faculty Appointments
Download the Curriculum Vitae Sample.
For Adjunct Appointments, a simple CV will be accepted. Attached please find a simplified template containing headings you might want to include.
Download the Shortened Curriculum Vitae Sample.
For additional Faculty Information please see http://geiselmed.dartmouth.edu/faculty/fac_info/.
Dartmouth Name Directory Account
A Dartmouth Name Directory (DND) is necessary for access to certain Dartmouth College resources (e.g., full text articles online) and is assigned to preceptors once they receive their adjunct appointment. See Computer Support for more information.
Dartmouth College ID Card
The Dartmouth College ID Card can be obtained once preceptors receive their adjunct appointment. This card serves as the library card to check out materials from all Dartmouth College libraries (Note: electronic library resources require a DND account only). The ID card and ID number ensure access to other benefits, listed below.
CME Vouchers for DHMC Sponsored Events
Active non-VA or Dartmouth-Hitchcock affiliated community-based preceptors receive vouchers to offset the costs of most CME courses sponsored by Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Contact OCER for more information or to confirm the eligibility of a course.
These vouchers may also be used for the Annual Primary Care & Education Conference held at the Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee VT. The 2011 Conference will be held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2011. Please contact Diane.Chamberlain@dartmouth.edu if you have any questions.
Additional DHMC Video-Conferences on multiple topics including some Grand Rounds
Conferences on the Web
Library Resources and Support
Numerous library resources and support are available to preceptors who have obtained a DND account and have a computer that is connected to Dartmouth's or DHMC's computer network - by direct connection, by dialing in to the Dartmouth modem pool, or by use of Dartmouth's Virtual Private Network (see Computer Support).
- Digital databases to search for articles and resources
- UPTODATE
- OVID MEDLINE : Requires Kerberos. Includes abstracts or full text for some articles and links to order articles to be sent to you.
- PubMed MEDLINE : Same database, different interface. Does not require Kerberos. You can order copies of articles once registered for LoansomeDoc.
- Biomedical Libraries digital resources
- List of ALL digital resources available through Dartmouth College
- Medical Journals Online: Access tables of contents, abstracts and full text articles
- Document delivery services: Request copies of articles
- Borrowing privileges at all Dartmouth Libraries: Dartmouth College ID is the library card
- Reference librarian support
- Library Hours
Teaching Honorarium
Teaching honorariums are given to non-VA or Dartmouth-Hitchcock affiliated preceptors to recognize their teaching efforts. Please contact the specific course of interest or OCER for more information.
Recreational Facilities, Clubs, Cabins, Travel Office
Adjunct faculty can take advantage of numerous resources provided by Dartmouth College. Your Dartmouth College ID card and number provide access or reduced rates to these resources.
- Dartmouth Outing Club (including cabin rentals)
- Dartmouth Travel Office
- Recreational Facilities
Category 2 CME's for Teaching
AMA (CME Select) Earning Credit Toward the PRA
Category 2 credit may be earned for activities physicians have undertaken on their own that should be beneficial to their practice. Credit claimed should be commensurate with the actual time spent on an activity. The following list of non-designated activities may be reported for category 2 credit:
- Consultations with peers and experts
- Medical research and study online
- Using non-designated enduring materials
- Teaching other health professionals and
- Reading authoritative medical literature
All of these activities should be self-reported on the AMA PRA application for credit.