CAIPPER IPE Curriculum Committee
CAIPPER’s IPE Curriculum Committee was established in May 2024 and serves to establish IPE curricula for pre-qualification learners and practicing professionals that is evidence-based, intentionally designed to flexibly meet the needs of a wide range of learners and grounded in principles of adult learning and interprofessional collaborative practice and that are aligned with the goals of the Quintuple Aim. IPE Curriculum Committee will serve to deliver on the Educational Mission detailed in the CAIPPER Proposal for Steering Committee, namely, to:
- Promulgate best practices through traditional and innovative learning experiences, including
developing for-credit courses and prepared curriculum materials that can be integrated both
into existing for-credit coursework within programs and into co-curricular education. - Curriculum materials will be designed so that these are adaptable for use in undergraduate,
graduate, professional, and continuing professional education. - The initial focus will be on the continuing development of curriculum materials that are
integrated into existing coursework within participating programs at UIC. - The Center plans to expand curriculum in phases, moving from developing and overseeing
non-credit bearing curriculum materials and developing materials for use in for-credit
courses, to offering new courses housed in the OVCHA that can be offered as electives to
current health profession students and can be used for professional development purposes. - The courses will also form a core for a certificate program in the future
Committee Membership Heading link
Chair
Frank Borgers, PhD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Health Policy & Administration, School of Public Health
Ex-Officio
Mary Keehn, PT, DPT, MHPE, Clinical Associate Professor of Physical Therapy; Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs, College of Applied Health Sciences; Assistant Vice Chancellor for Interprofessional Practice and Education
College of Applied Health Sciences
Brooks Hibner, PhD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Kinesiology and Nutrition Director, Clinical Exercise Physiology Master’s Program, Kinesiology and Nutrition
Alyssa Jones, DPT, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy
Aubrey Little, PT, DPT, CCS, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy, Physical Therapist, PT Faculty Practice
Shayna Oshita, PhD RD LDN CDCES, Director of Nutrition Coordinated Program, Kinesiology and Nutrition
Elizabeth Peterson, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA, Clinical Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy
Gideon Ramirez, MBA, Clinical Assistant Professor, Biomedical and Health Information Sciences
College of Dentistry
Sobia Bilal, BDS, MSc, PhD, Associate Professor, Division of Prevention and Public Health Sciences, Department of Pediatric Dentistry
College of Medicine
Amy Christison, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Assistant Program Director – Pediatric Residency, Peoria
Sara Smith, MD, Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, Division of Academic Internal Medicine and Geriatrics
Sam Wainwright, MD, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine & Pediatrics, Associate Section Chief for Quality Improvement, Division of Academic Internal Medicine Department of Medicine, Division of Academic Internal Medicine and Geriatrics
College of Nursing
Amy Johnson, PhD, RN, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health Nursing Science
Robin Johnson, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Director of AGMS Program
College of Pharmacy
Rosalyn Vellurattil, PharmD, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs
Jane Addams College of Social Work
Cassandra McKay-Jackson, PhD, LCSW, Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Student Services
Student Members
Gavin Hage, College of Dentistry Student, Student, Engagement and Leadership Development (SELD) Student Ambassador
CAIPPER Staff
Ami Shah, MSW, Assistant Director, CAIPPER