Clinical Faculty Needs Assessment 2025

Clinical Faculty Needs Assessment

Comprehensive Analysis | July-August 2025 | 462 Valid Responses

📊 Assessment Response Analysis

1,291
Assessments Sent
462
Valid Responses
13
Delivery Failures
36.1%
2025 Response Rate
22%
2024 Response Rate
+64%
Response Growth
462
Total Responses
91.8%
Teaching-Ready Faculty
37
Clinical Specialties
349
Partner Institutions

Faculty Teaching Experience Distribution

Response Rate Comparison

Top Clinical Specialties

Specialties with Lower Representation

🎯 Key Strategic Insight

Our clinical faculty represent a diverse, teaching-ready workforce with expertise across 37 specialties. With a 64% increase in response rate over 2024, faculty engagement is at an all-time high. 424 out of 462 faculty (91.8%) are ready and willing to contribute to student education initiatives.

77.5%
Prefer Virtual Training
53.5%
Want In-Person Workshops
43.9%
Prefer Self-Paced Learning
79.2%
Prefer Email Communication

Professional Development Format Preferences

Communication Preferences

💡 Training Strategy Insight

Faculty strongly favor virtual training formats, creating opportunities for scalable, cost-effective professional development programs that can reach our entire network efficiently.

Resource Interest Levels

Monthly Newsletter with Teaching Tips
85% interested (393 faculty)
Online Teaching Resources Platform
82% interested (379 faculty)
Curriculum Updates & Educational Tools
87% interested (402 faculty)
Networking Opportunities
80% interested (370 faculty)
312
Willing Guest Speakers
303
Career Panel Participants
278
Mentorship Program Interest
226
Skills Workshop Facilitators

Faculty Willingness to Support Students

Engagement by Experience Level

🚀 Engagement Opportunity

Over 65% of faculty are willing to participate in career panels and student organization events - representing a significant untapped resource for 3rd and 4th year student development.

Engagement Opportunity Willing Faculty Percentage Implementation Readiness
Guest Speaker for Student Organizations 312 67.5% High
Career Panel Participation 303 65.6% High
Mentorship Program 278 60.2% Medium
Skills Workshop Facilitation 226 48.9% Medium
Case Presentation Facilitation 203 43.9% Medium
349
Partner Institutions
81.6%
Faculty at Rotation Sites
377
Faculty with Institutional Ties
9.4
Avg Specialties per Major Site

Top Institutional Partners (Excluding OCOM)

Partnership Distribution by Institution Type

🏥 Major Institutional Partners Details

Other Major Partners include: HCA Healthcare facilities (multiple locations), Elite Medicine and Aesthetic Institute, various AdventHealth locations (Tampa, Waterman, Celebration), BayCare Health System facilities, Orlando Health network affiliates, Nemours Children's Hospital, and numerous specialty practice groups.

📋 Institution Type Classifications

"Others" category includes: Urgent care centers, outpatient surgery centers, rehabilitation facilities, mental health clinics, long-term care facilities, telehealth organizations, research institutes, and government health agencies.

🏥 Partnership Network Strength

Our faculty network spans 349 institutions, providing extensive rotation opportunities across diverse healthcare settings.

Implementation Priority Matrix

Expected Impact vs. Implementation Effort

📊 Understanding the Implementation Priority Matrix

The matrix plots initiatives based on ease of implementation and expected impact. High Priority items represent "quick wins" - easy to implement with significant impact. Medium Priority items require moderate effort but provide substantial benefits. Lower Priority items are complex or have uncertain outcomes.

📊 Success Metrics to Track

Monitor newsletter engagement rates (target: 60%+ open rate), virtual training attendance (target: 40%+ faculty participation), career panel participation (target: 50+ events annually), mentorship matches (target: 100+ pairs), and rotation placement rates (target: 95% successful placements).