An opportunity for new (and established) faculty to learn about the various offices and networks that support our clinical and research faculty. While this is designed for those who are new to the MGH Faculty, all faculty members are welcome. This two‐hour session will provide an overview of the MGH environment and faculty resources focusing...
Tag: Professional Development Series
Sessions to help in your professional development.
Women in Medicine Month / Marcela del Carmen, MD, Lecture Series event
In commemoration of Women in Medicine Month and the Marcela del Carmen, MD, Lecture Series for the Advancement of Women and Diverse Faculty, the Office for Women’s Careers presents the authors of “Glass Half-Broken: Shattering the Barriers That Still Hold Women Back at Work”! Colleen Ammerman and Boris Groysberg will talk about the organizational and...
Getting Promoted from Assistant to Associate Professor
Sponsored by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs This 60-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, is a great introduction to the Associate Professor promotion process for faculty members at the rank of Assistant Professor contemplating or preparing for promotion. Topics include selecting an Area of Excellence and Significant Supporting Activities, evaluation criteria,...
Getting Promoted from Instructor to Assistant Professor
Sponsored by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs This 60-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, provides an overview of the Assistant Professor promotion process for faculty members at the rank of Instructor. Topics include selecting an Area of Excellence and Significant Supporting Activities, evaluation criteria, requirements for the dossier, and the Longer...
Presentation Skills Series S4: “10 Truisms for Developing and Delivering Outstanding Presentations”
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 4 of the Presentation Skills Series “10 Truisms for Developing and Delivering Outstanding Presentations” Love ’em or hate ’em, your basic didactic presentation isn’t going anywhere. If you’ve been asked to give a lecture or talk, or if you’re interested in improving talks...
Getting Promoted from Associate to Full Professor
Sponsored by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs This 60-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, is a great introduction to the Full Professor promotion process for faculty members at the rank of Associate Professor currently in an exploratory phase. The presentation focuses on evaluation metrics for each Area of Excellence as well...
Presentation Skills Series S3: “Presentation Skills & the Art of Improv”
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 3 of the Presentation Skills Series “Presentation Skills & the Art of Improv” Improv—it’s that wacky thing zany creative types do—a kind of adult version of silly “kid’s stuff,” right? Actually, principles and practices from improv can benefit presenters of all stripes and...
Crafting Your Faculty of Medicine CV
Sponsored by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs 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...
LDP 9: Advancing Your Research Program: Vision and Strategic Thinking (closed)
Session closed to LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LDP) FOR RESEARCHERS selected participants only. Understanding and prioritizing goals to advance your career is integral to your success. Dr. Stone will talk about her success as a leader and how to successfully navigate the challenges and opportunities for a career in academic medicine. She will lead a discussion...
Presentation Skills Series Session 2: “How to Give a GREAT Presentation”
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 2 of the Presentation Skills Series Standing on the podium to give a presentation can be a daunting task. Sharing your knowledge and research with a room of strangers is often not easy. Virtual audiences, while perhaps less fear-inspiring, can be even harder...