Art of Teaching Institute

AUPHA’s Art of Teaching Institute (ATI) provides current and aspiring faculty opportunities to develop and continuously improve their teaching practice, specifically within the field of Health Administration. With course offerings geared towards all levels of teaching experience – beginner, intermediate, and advanced – the ATI engages individuals in thinking and learning about key concepts in education and strategies for engaging students and developing their sense of belonging in the classroom.

Individuals can earn AUPHA's Certificate for Teaching in Healthcare Management through coursework in the ATI. This new certificate provides faculty with a credential highlighting their commitment to the art of teaching, backed by coursework that provides training and skill-building in instructional practices specific to the context of healthcare management education. See below for more information on certificate requirements and costs.

There are currently eight courses offered through the Art of Teaching Institute on a rotating basis. They are as follows:

• 6-credit Courses:
  • So You Want to Teach? The Anatomy of a Course (introductory level)
  • Taking Your Course to the Next Level: A QI Approach to Aligning Competencies, Content, Teaching and Learning Methods, and Assessment Methods
• 3-credit Courses:
  • Case-Based Learning
  • Inclusive Excellence and Belonging: Creating and Sustaining an Environment in Which All Learners Thrive
  • Making It Real: Approaches and Methods for Integrating Practice and Practitioners into Courses
  • Navigating the AI Landscape: Essentials in Health Administration Education
  • Problem-Based Learning
  • Team-Based Learning

All AUPHA Art of Teaching Institute courses are housed in the Center for Learning, Achievement, and Success (CLAS). All courses are open to members, doctoral student members, and non-members. Non-members will need to create a login as part of their course registration process.

Interested participants can register for any upcoming ATI course. If you have any technical difficulties or would prefer to register by phone, please call Jenn Munt at 202-808-8526.

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The Certificate for Teaching in Healthcare Management provides recognition to faculty committed to continuous learning and improvement related to the art and craft of teaching.

Requirements

There are three requirements to earn the Certificate for Teaching in Healthcare Management:

1. 15 credits total
   • Courses are divided into 3-credit and 6-credit offerings
2. One 6-credit course
3. Inclusive Excellence and Belonging: Creating and Sustaining an Environment in Which All Learners Thrive

Coursework towards the certificate must be completed within a three-year period. Once an individual has earned the certificate, it remains valid for two years. Individuals may renew their certificate by completing 15 continuing education credits within that two year period.

Continuing education may come from the following sources:

• Additional ATI coursework
• AUPHA webinars that have been identified as conferring ATI CEU credits (typically 1 credit per webinar)
• AUPHA Annual Meeting sessions that have been identified as conferring ATI CEU credits (typically 1-2 credits per session)
• Portions of AUPHA's Academic Program and Practitioner Workshop that have been identified as conferring ATI CEU credits (typically 1-3 credits)

In rare circumstances, credits may be conferred by webinars or workshops offered outside of AUPHA. These credits will be processed at a fee of $15 per credit. Individuals should submit requests for external CEU credits to Jenn Munt at jmunt@aupha.org by providing an explanation of the event, how it applies to continuing education for the certificate, and proof of attendance.

Individuals pursuing the certificate may choose between two pricing models:

1. Course by course registration
   • Participants pay individually by course when they register, with registration fees adding up to at least $950
2. Bundle pricing
   • AUPHA members map out their course path and pay $850 in advance for their certificate. (Doctoral student members have a special bundle rate of $650.)

To take advantage of bundle pricing, please contact Jenn Munt at jmunt@aupha.org. Bundle pricing is only available for AUPHA members.

+ Non-members who plan to take more than one course should consider the cost-savings associated with first becoming an AUPHA member. For more information on membership, please contact Chris Anne Sanyer, Director of Membership, at csanyer@aupha.org.

AUPHA member organizations are eligible for volume discounts, which will be automatically added to your cart upon registration.