Forms

  • For Students
    Student Report of an Incident of Mistreatment, Unprofessional or Unethical Behavior
    Students are encouraged to report any mistreatment,, unprofessional or unethical behavior that they have experienced or witnessed during the preclinical or clinical years to the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Students can submit an anonymous (or signed) report to the Office of Educational Affairs via the following online form:
    http://webcampus.med.drexel.edu/professionalism/IncidentReport.asp

         Hotline If you experience or witness mistreatment or unethical behavior and need to contact someone urgently, students may text the Student Affairs Dean on call 215-991-8888.

    IFM Year 1 Small Group Peer Evaluation of Professionalism
    Use this FORM for the Peer Evaluation of Professionalism Program in Year 1. Use this link for general instructions and important information about the Peer Evaluation Program.

  • For Faculty
    Commendation for Exemplary Professionalism
    All students are expected to demonstrate appropriate professional behavior, but there are instances of exemplary professionalism that should be singled out for recognition. A faculty member, staff member, or fellow student who directly observes such instances is encouraged to fill out a Report of Exemplary Professionalism. The faculty member, staff member or student is encouraged to discuss this form with the student and then forward the completed form to the Senior Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Students receiving Reports for Exemplary Professionalism will have this noted in their Medical Student Performance Evaluation (Dean's Letter).
    Download the Report of Exemplary Professionalism form (.pdf)

    Report of Concern for Unprofessional Behavior
    A student’s behavior may not meet our School’s standards for professional behavior as stated in the Student Handbook that identifies categories of Trustworthiness, Reliability and Responsibility, Self-Awareness, Team Building and Communication, and Patient Centered care. Such a behavior may represent a pattern, may flag the need for academic, social, or medical support, or may bring into question the student’s ability to ultimately meet Professionalism Graduation Competencies. Submitting a Report of Concern triggers a conversation between the student and their Student Affairs Dean.

    Instructions for completing Report of Concern are appended at the end of the document. Please reach out to a Student Affairs Dean for additional information or explanation.
    Download the Report of Concern for Unprofessional Behavior form (.pdf)




 

Contact Information
Steven Rosenzweig, M.D.
Director of Professionalism Curriculum
steven.rosenzweig@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8530