Distinguished Medical Educator and E-Learning Innovation Leader
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University of AdelaideMario Ricci currently serves as Deputy Dean of Learning and Teaching in the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Adelaide, where he has significantly influenced medical education through innovative teaching methods and technology integration. His career progression includes roles as Lecturer, Professor, Stephen Cole the Elder Fellow, and Director of E-Learning. For over a decade, he coordinated first-year Human Biology in the Bachelor of Health Sciences program, where he pioneered the implementation of research skill development frameworks. His contributions to education have earned him numerous accolades, including an Australian Office for Learning and Teaching Citation, the University of Adelaide Vice-Chancellor and President's Award, the Stephen Cole the Elder Award, and recognition as an Apple Distinguished Educator. His work spans research skill development, curriculum design, and the integration of technology in medical education, making him one of Australia's most outstanding university teachers. Through his leadership roles, he continues to shape the future of health sciences education while maintaining his commitment to innovative teaching practices and student engagement.