Student Performance Evaluation Form - Utmb School of Medicine Ambulatory Community Selective

The Student Performance Evaluation Form at UTMB School of Medicine, Ambulatory Community Selective is used to assess and evaluate the performance of students during their community-based clinical rotations.

The student files the Student Performance Evaluation Form - UTMB School of Medicine Ambulatory Community Selective.

FAQ

Q: What is the Student Performance Evaluation Form?
A: The Student Performance Evaluation Form is a form used at UTMB School of Medicine for evaluating student performance during Ambulatory Community Selectives.

Q: What is an Ambulatory Community Selective?
A: An Ambulatory Community Selective is a program at UTMB School of Medicine where students have the opportunity to work in various community settings to gain hands-on experience in delivering primary care.

Q: Who evaluates student performance?
A: Student performance is evaluated by faculty and preceptors at UTMB School of Medicine.

Q: What criteria are used for evaluating student performance?
A: The Student Performance Evaluation Form assesses various aspects of a student's performance, including clinical skills, professional behavior, communication, and professionalism.

Q: What happens after the evaluation?
A: After the evaluation, the student receives feedback on their performance and the evaluation becomes a part of their academic record.

Q: Is the evaluation form used for grading?
A: Yes, the evaluation form is taken into consideration when assigning grades for the Ambulatory Community Selective.

Q: Can students provide input on the evaluation?
A: Yes, students are often given an opportunity to provide self-assessment and comments on the evaluation form.