How do we train excellent doctors to become outstanding teachers?

How do we train excellent doctors to become outstanding teachers?

Our medical students undergo an in-depth process to develop communication skills with patients, conduct medical histories, perform physical examinations, and engage in clinical thinking—all before encountering real patients.

The HILA course (Professional Foundations for the Future Doctor), a required course given to students early on in their academic years, ensures training in a safe and supervised environment. It provides students with a solid foundation to face the challenges of medicine.

To guarantee that students receive the best possible training, the Faculty held a unique retreat this week for HILA course instructors and coordinators. The aim was to strengthen their teaching skills, deepen their knowledge in medical education, and foster teamwork within our leading instructional staff.

A heartfelt thank you to the dedicated team of 35 instructors and coordinators who are part of our commitment to excellence in medical education. Together, we will continue to train the next generation of doctors in the Galilee!