Curriculum & Assessment Consulting
Overview
Martija-IHPE provides evidence-based curriculum review, assessment strategy development, and learning objective alignment for health professions education programs. Services are designed to support institutional compliance, improve instructional coherence, and strengthen student learning outcomes. Consulting engagements are tailored to program needs and operate within three engagement models: Advisory, Guided, and Collaborative.
Who This Is For
- Healthcare Programs: Nursing, Dentistry, Medicine, and more
- Program directors and curriculum committees
- Institutions seeking external review prior to accreditation or programmatic evaluation
- Programs revising curricula to align with competency frameworks or workforce needs
Engagement Model
A single-session consultation, document review, or targeted feedback engagement. Best suited for programs seeking a focused external perspective without an ongoing commitment.
Inquire →Multi-session engagement over a defined period — typically one semester or academic year. Includes iterative feedback cycles, documentation support, and milestone check-ins.
Inquire →Martija-IHPE staff work alongside faculty and administrators as embedded consultants — co-creating curriculum materials, assessment tools, and instructional frameworks tailored to your program.
Inquire →Typical Deliverables
- Curriculum alignment reports
- Revised learning objective frameworks
- Assessment blueprints and item banks
- Test construction workshops for faculty
- Psychometric analysis summaries
- Documentation templates for accreditation evidence
FAQ
No. Martija-IHPE reviews, revises, and aligns existing materials. Full course development is considered under the Collaborative Tier and requires shared institutional ownership of the final product.
No. Martija-IHPE provides consultation designed to strengthen compliance readiness. All accreditation decisions rest solely with the accrediting body.
Advisory engagements: 2–4 weeks. Guided engagements: one semester. Collaborative engagements: negotiated based on scope and institutional needs.
Yes. Virtual consultation is available nationwide. On-site engagement is currently concentrated in California, with geographic expansion underway.
