Faculty Opportunities

One of our goals is to develop faculty and practitioners to lead interprofessional education, practice, and scholarship. We are committed to building a network of health IPE champions at UT Austin and breaking down silos that can exist among health professions. There are several ways for faculty and practitioners to get involved:

Bring your team to the annual T 3 Train-the-Trainer Interprofessional Team Development Program. This is led by the HIPE Center; CEUs are available.
Become trained to be an interprofessional facilitator
Co-develop an interprofessional experience for the IPE Passport Program. Click here to learn more.
Collaborate with us on your research to ensure your program includes expert interprofessional perspectives and support. Click here to learn more.
Participate as a facilitator in the Foundations of Interprofessional Collaborative Practice (FICP) course; contact us for info.
Attend a Texas IPE Consortium Event. This group brings learners together across institutions to share best practices about IPE. Offerings include TeamSTEPPS trainings, IPE facilitator trainings, workshops, and simulations that advance IPE skills. UT Austin is a founding member of the consortium and its faculty and staff may be eligible to attend events at a discount. View opportunities here>.
Volunteer at a simulation that focuses on social determinants of health, at a Project Collaborate health screening, through the C.D. Doyle Free Clinic, or through another student-driven health IPE initiative.
Consult with us about how you may integrate health IPE competencies into your curricula or program.
Sign up to participate in a free online continuing education program focused on opioid use disorder and harm reduction. This program targets interprofessional health care providers and educators. CEUs are available.