Offered by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs (OFA) In this 60-minute presentation, the OFA moderators will provide a 20-minute overview of the new Professor of Clinical X title, followed by a 40-minute Q&A. They encourage attendees to review the materials on their website in advance. Beginning in May, OFA staff will also...
Tag: Professional Development Series
Sessions to help in your professional development.
Components of a Successful and Fulfilling Career
Sponsored by the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) Career Center As a physician, you work tirelessly to provide the best possible care to your patients. But the demands of your profession can take a toll on your well-being, leaving you searching for more balance and fulfillment or considering career paths beyond clinical care. In...
MGH New Faculty Orientation
MGH New Faculty Orientation (or anyone who needs a refresher) This annual orientation is an opportunity for new (and established) faculty to learn about the various offices and networks that support the MGH clinical and research faculty. While this is designed for those who are new to the MGH faculty, all faculty members were welcome....
LDP 1: Leadership in Research (closed)
Session closed to LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LDP) FOR RESEARCHERS selected participants only. In the first hour, Dr. Slaugenhaupt will share the importance of getting training in Leadership. She will discuss her career path to leadership and provide some practical advice that has helped her in this journey. In the second part, Professor Shapiro will discuss...
LDP 2: Mentoring (closed)
Session closed to LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LDP) FOR RESEARCHERS selected participants only. “Mentoring and Being Mentored” In this session, Dr. Gotian will discuss how participants can leverage their mentoring skills to reach every type of learner and help them optimize their success. This will lead into a conversation on how leaders can help mentees develop...
LDP 3: Leadership & Team Bldg (closed)
Session closed to LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LDP) FOR RESEARCHERS selected participants only. “Leadership, Team Building, and Emotional Intelligence” In this session, Dr. Merabet reviewed elements of effective leadership and how they relate to assembling an effective team. In the second part of the session, Ms. Purinton led a discussion on Emotional Intelligence to help participants...
LDP 4: Managing Conflict & Difficult Conversations (closed)
Session closed to LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LDP) FOR RESEARCHERS selected participants only. This highly interactive 90-minute session provided participants with the opportunity to examine and build on their conflict resolution skills. They assessed their conflict style, considered what they may bring to conflict conversations that may help or hinder them and discuss what so often...
LDP 5: Influencing without Authority (closed)
Session closed to LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (LDP) FOR RESEARCHERS selected participants only. Are you leading a project or team without formal authority? Do you have some great ideas but you need others’ support to successfully execute? Do you want to influence important decisions outside of your immediate responsibility? Do you want to persuade your boss,...
Crafting Your Faculty of Medicine CV
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...
Basic Biostatistics for Clinical Research
Sponsored by the MGH Division of Clinical Research and the MGH Biostatistics Center Fridays, January 6 – February 3 | 9:30-11:00 am | Virtual This course will provide clinical researchers with a solid foundation in biostatistical concepts. Intended for those with minimal statistical experience, these five lectures will serve as an introduction to biostatistical issues...