Rate My Professor Christine Jackman

Jackman's academic interests center on curriculum design, evaluation, simulation facilitation, interprofessional training, and communication skills development for healthcare professionals from students to senior practitioners. She has facilitated senior simulation training and trained facilitators and simulated patients. Previously, she served as Collaborative Practice Coordinator for Melbourne Medical School and participated in the Collaborative Practice Centre. In 2023, as part of a team from the Department of Medical Education, she received the MDHS Staff Excellence Award for an innovative approach to the Doctor of Medicine program redesign and successful Australian Medical Council accreditation. Her peer-reviewed publications include 'Konjac flour noodles associated with gastric outlet obstruction' published in 2018 in Emergency Medicine Australasia, 'Older person with vague symptoms in the emergency department: Where should I begin?' in 2020 also in Emergency Medicine Australasia, and 'Description and student self-evaluation of a pilot integrated professional skills curriculum' in 2017 in the Internal Medicine Journal. She coordinates subjects such as Principles of Clinical Practice 3A and co-authored the Clinical Assessment course, advancing clinical education practices.