what kind of programs are you looking to develop with outside people? service learning; simulations -- what are these specifically? where have you seen success with higher education practice?

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I am currently on faculty at Georgetown University, where I serve as a Clinical Faculty Advisor supervising advanced nursing students' clinical practicum experiences. I am also a member of New York University's Midwifery Program faculty, where I teach relevant clinical skills to students at the start of each semester. 

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In addition to classroom teaching experience, I have developed service learning opportunities, including a course on reproductive health in developing nations, during which I traveled to Haiti with students to volunteer with organizations such as Midwives for Haiti and Village of Vision for Haiti Foundation. 

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In my capacity as an academic mentor, I developed a six week orientation on studying and test taking skills. I have also been a guest lecturer on topics such as [INPUT INFO]. I am also accredited with Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (maybe more about this because I'm not totally sure what this means)

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Study Abroad/Service Learning opportunities

Simulations (I think people in healthcare know what I mean and I dont want to limit this but we can discuss)

Capstone projects

Academic Mentoring: Developed a 6w orientation on study and test taking skills...

ACME accreditation

Guest lecturer (fitness, telehealth, entrepreneurship)

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Commenting on success might mean siting the research on the benefits of including some of these things in curriculum. I dont think there is a way to cite my own success here. Can you think or any other creative work around?