Faculty

Dartmouth faculty members are renowned not only for their leadership in diverse facets of medicine, but also for their personal approach to teaching. They serve as your instructors, role models, mentors, and team-members in the clinic and in the lab. They are vested in your success at school and beyond and demonstrate their commitment in many ways, whether it's organizing a weekend review session or inviting
you to their home for Thanksgiving dinner. As one student says,"The professors don't just have office hours from one to three on a Friday afternoon. Their doors are open all the time."

Developed by DMS's Drs. Leslie Fall and Norm Berman, the Computer-Assisted Learning in Pediatrics Project (CLIPP) is currently in use by approximately 70 percent of all medical students in the United States, with an average of 3,000-4,000 CLIPP cases completed each week. In 2005 and 2006, CLIPP received the "Innovation in Clinical Medical Student Education Award" from the Association of American Medical Colleges.

"The first- and second- year profs go out of their way to make sure we're learning what we need to learn. And then when you get to the hospitals and see them on the wards interacting with patients and doing consults, it's even more inspiring."
—Rachel Kornik, Year 3