Rate My Professor Miriam Grotowski

In her academic role, Dr. Grotowski mentors and supervises medical students, junior doctors, and GP registrars training in the Tamworth region. She has served as an examiner for the FRACGP for over 15 years, facilitates the Certificate of Clinical Supervision, and co-created and facilitates the GP Certificate of Supervision and Teaching. Her research interests focus on medical student well-being, professionalism, medical education, clinical reasoning, and feedback. Notable publications include the book chapter 'Collaborating with Colleagues Across Distances' (2016), 'Caring for Patients Who Have Sexually Transmitted Infections: Getting the team on board' (2014), 'Interprofessional Relationships in Healthcare Practice' (2014), and 'Self Management: Managing yourself as a Physiotherapist' (2008). She has co-authored numerous conference presentations, such as 'Navigating Professionalism Integration in a revised Medical Degree' (2022), 'The challenges of providing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) / Faculty development for clinical teachers in a changing environment' (2022), and 'Undergraduate psychiatry simulation in rural healthcare: An inter-professional collaboration pilot project' (2024).