AUPHA’s Art of Teaching Institute (ATI) provides current and aspiring faculty opportunities to develop and continuously improve their teaching practice, specifically within the field of Health Administration. With course offerings geared towards all levels of teaching experience – beginner, intermediate, and advanced – the ATI engages individuals in thinking and learning about key concepts in education and strategies for engaging students and developing their sense of belonging in the classroom.

All courses are open to members, doctoral student members, and non-members. Non-members will need to create a login as part of their course registration process.

Individuals can earn AUPHA's Certificate for Teaching in Healthcare Management through coursework in the ATI. This new certificate provides faculty with a credential highlighting their commitment to the art of teaching, backed by coursework that provides training and skill-building in instructional practices specific to the context of healthcare management education. See below for more information on certificate requirements and costs. To learn more about the certificate, please visit AUPHA's Art of Teaching Institute page.

In-person sessions will typically be offered in March in association with ACHE's Congress, in June in conjunction with AUPHA's Annual Meeting, and in October at NAHSE's Educational Conference and Annual Case Competition. Virtual sessions are structured to contain self-paced work and short synchronous meetings (none longer than an hour) to accommodate faculty's busy schedules.