Intensive Course 2019 Track 2: Full Spectrum Distance-only Training
Phase 1
(a) Attendance in a Web Conference Orientation session on Friday, October 20, 2017, (8:00-11:00 a.m. PT), and
(b) Complete 14 weeks of Distance Learning Modules with weekly Live Web-based discussion sessions every Friday morning (8:00-10:00 a.m. PT), and
(c) Participate in five (Live or Recorded) GCRA Case Conferences (Live Case Conferences are on Wednesdays, 10:00-11:30 a.m. PT), and
(d) Attend one Topics in Cancer Genetics Research (TOPICS) session (Fridays, 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
Dates: October 19, 2018 through February 15, 2019
Phase 2 (no on-campus workshops)
Course requirements include:
- Core Curriculum Modules: 3-4 assigned weekly
- Pre/Post-case Scenarios
- Pre/Post-course Knowledge Test
- Weekly Friday review Web conferences
- Five live or recorded Working Group case conferences
- At least one Topics presentation
- Pre/Post-surveys
- Case Presentation (minimum of one risk assessment case from your practice)
- GCRA Feedback Form (to accompany GCRA case conferencing)
- Two brief homework assignments (One risk assessment, one Progeny pedigree drawing)
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Prescribed Phase 3 Professional Development Activities (through one year post-course)
Phase 3
Once the course is completed, Alumni are required to complete the self-directed post-course Professional Development Activities summarized below (and listed on the CCGCoP Portal) over the next 12 Months.
- Attend at least 2 and lead/present at least one Live Topics in Cancer Genomics Research (TICGR) Web session
- Attend at least 5 and present 2 cases during any of the live GCRA Case Conference Sessions offered at City of Hope, University of Chicago, and/or The US Oncology Network.
- Post at least 5 times on the CCGCoP Discussion Board
- Conduct professional/lay educational outreach activities
- 1 Year Post Course Professional Practice Survey
- 1 Year Post Course Professional Self-efficacy Survey
- 1 Year Post Case-based Skills Scenario
- 1 Year Post Community of Practice Survey