Sponsored by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs</em This 90-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, highlights some of the best practices for anyone maintaining a Faculty of Medicine CV. Participants will better appreciate how to use the standardized format to their advantage. The session covers the narrative as well as common questions […]
Sponsored by the Joint Committee on the Status of Women Celebrating Diversity in Healthcare The JCSW Diversity Subcommittee invites JCSW members to a forum presentation with Q&A. Please note, this is a new date as our original Feb meeting date conflicts with the Harvard University Diversity Forum on February 15 and 16. Hopefully, you can […]
Neuroscience Grand Rounds 2022-2023 Image Guided Neurosurgery: Technology and Collaborations for Precise and Personalized Neurosurgical Care Objectives: Through the review of specific example studies, gain an understanding of: Participants will be able to describe a number of innovations in imaging which provide the basis for personalized care of patients undergoing neurosurgery Participants gain insight into […]
Imaging Solutions for Scientific Communication Lunchtime Seminars Poster Making for Large Format Printers Develop proper techniques for an efficient & pain-free way to construct posters. Maximize your message with images, illustrations & text by using PowerPoint & Photoshop to create large-format documents that print correctly. Click here for other seminar descriptions & schedule. All sessions […]
Are you writing a K? Get practical advice. This in-person workshop is intended to promote interaction and discussion. It is appropriate for clinical and basic science researchers from all fields. K99 applications will not be discussed in detail. K Workshop Hosts: Ingrid Bassett, MD, MPH; Jodi Kurtz, MScM, MA, CRA; Kenneth Freedberg, MD, MSc; and […]
Meetings are at noon on the first Tuesday of every month. The Moms’ (Divorce/Separation) Next Steps discussion group is an outgrowth of the Mass General Brigham Mothers Group and is for moms who have divorced or are in the middle of separation and divorce. The goal is to have a chance to share concerns and […]
Meetings are at noon on the second Wednesday of every month. The Monthly Online Discussion Group for Moms enable mothers to share and learn with their colleagues, no matter the age of their children. During each session, experts share information leaving plenty of time for questions and discussion. Topics have included speech development, special education, […]
Sponsored by the Joint Committee on the Status of Women Embracing Gender Equity: A celebration of International Women’s Day Join a panel discussion in celebration of International Women’s Day. The 2023 theme is #EmbraceEquity. Moderator: Nicole Merhill, JD, Director, Office for Gender Equity (OGE), Title IX Coordinator, Harvard University Panelists: Colleen Ammerman, MA, Director of […]
"The Mental Health and Well-being of Your Trainees" Workshops and Trainings for Extramural Faculty Office of Intramural Training & Education (OITE) has created workshops and other training activities to support extramural principal investigators (PIs) and staff as they manage and lead biomedical research groups. If you are an intramural PI, please see your series here. […]
Imaging Solutions for Scientific Communication Lunchtime Seminars Drawing Tools and Illustration Features in PowerPoint Uncover the secrets of PowerPoint’s sophisticated drawing tools. Discover how to draw complex shapes, edit Bezier curves, output high-resolution images, create PDF files, and prepare complex images for journals. Click here for other seminar descriptions & schedule. All sessions are held […]
Celebrating Our Stories: Women’s History Month Virtual Panel Discussion Join Mass General Brigham’s three women’s employee resource groups – Women’s Initiative Network (enterprise chapter), Women Standing Tall and Together (Brigham and Women’s chapter), and Women’s Employee Resource Collaborative (Brigham and Women’s Faulkner chapter) – for a collaborative virtual panel discussion. This event is inspired by […]
Hosted by the Brigham Education Institute (BEI) Chronic stress is highly prevalent in modern society and is especially important in critical occupations such as healthcare where it can lead to burnout. However, our educational and medical systems are not effectively addressing this burden which can lead to mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression and […]