University of Wisconsin–Madison

The Benefits of Being SMPH Clinical Adjunct

Being a UW–Madison School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH) Clinical Adjunct faculty member enables you to contribute to the education of the next generation of health science clinicians and become a living part of the Wisconsin Idea.

Your Clinical Adjunct status will provide you with:

  • Opportunities to teach and mentor learners interested in working on efforts that support evidenced based clinical practice – learners often raise questions based on recent discoveries and/or observations that can improve care for your patients.
  • Access to brief and in-depth faculty development materials that are focused, efficient and ready to use. Topics include giving learners feedback, cultivating a supportive learning environment, and much more.
  • A UW–Madison faculty title you may use in presentations, scientific publications, and in venues when contributing to the missions of the SMPH as outlined in your appointment letter.
  • Networking opportunities with faculty members at UW–Madison and across the state through:
  • UW–Madison NetID, email account and Wiscard provides:
  • There may be more opportunities in your department so check your department’s website and newsletter for options
  • As a community member in Wisconsin don’t forget to check out these options if you find yourself in Madison: