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The Office of Faculty Development has a new logo, reflecting the four components of the CHB mission and the juggling of clinical, teaching, research, and work/life balance.
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Mission Statement
To facilitate the career advancement and satisfaction of HMS faculty at Children's Hospital Boston, fostering careers of all junior faculty, and increasing leadership opportunities for women and minorities.
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Congratulations to Children's Hospital faculty members!
Jessica Henderson Daniel, PhD, has been selected as a 2009 recipient of Germaine Lawrence's "Women of Excellence" awards. The award recognizes women who have worked to improve the lives of girls in Boston area communities.
Marsha Moses, PhD, has been named Chief of Vascular Biology, the department founded by the late Dr. Judah Folkman.
Samuel Lux, MD, has received the 2009 Champions in Healthcare Lifetime Achievement Award for his accomplishments in the training and teaching of young doctors.
Lyle Micheli, MD, and Holcombe Grier, MD, have each received Harvard Medical School's Dean's Community Service Awards for 2009.
For more information on these honors and awards, please check the fall 2009 issue of Perspectives
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HMS Mentoring Awards - Recipients
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The Office of Faculty Development is now on Twitter! Look for announcements, links, updates, reminders, and reflections in 140 characters or less.
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OFD Twitter Page - CHBOFD
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To register, email Office of Faculty Development
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Digital Imaging Workshops - Co-sponsored with the Office of Fellowship Training
By Beth Beighlie, Client Service Representative, HMS/HSDM Desktop Computing & Research Imaging Support
Imaging Essentials
Monday, September 14, 3 - 4 PM, Byers A/B
Reliable On-Screen Presentations
Friday, October 2, 12 - 1 PM, Karp 8 Conference Room
Getting Your Point Across
Thursday, November 12, 1:30 - 2:30 PM, Room changed from Byers A/B to the KARP 10 CONFERENCE ROOM
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September is Women in Medicine and Science Month - check regularly for updates and event listings
Effective Negotiation Strategies
By Linda Wilcox, HMS Ombuds Office
Tuesday, September 15, 12 - 1 PM, CH Library's Gamble Room, lunch provided
This seminar will assist faculty in developing negotiation skills, including tips for negotiating in a down economy. Learn to: identify and improve your negotiation style when under stress; develop strategies to ease conflict and increase the likelihood of positive outcomes; adopt communication techniques that facilitate discussion.
CME credit available to faculty.
Cinematic Mythology and Women in Medical Careers
Co-sponsored by Consortium of Harvard Affiliated Offices for Faculty Development and Diversity (CHADD)
By Glen O. Gabbard, MD, Brown Foundation Chair for Psychoanalysis, Professor of Psychiatry, Baylor College of Medicine
Introduction by Carol Nadelson, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, HMS; Director, Office for Women's Careers
Thursday, September 17, 4:30 PM, BWH Bornstein Family Amphitheater, reception to follow in Peter Bent Brigham Rotunda
Dr. Gabbard is the author and editor of innumerable papers, chapters, and books, including The Psychology of the Sopranos and Psychiatry and the Cinema.
To register, click on the link below.
A Discussion with Diane Levin, PhD, co-author of So Sexy So Soon
Tuesday, September 29, 12 - 1 PM, CLS 12th Floor Conference Room, lunch provided
Co-sponsored by the CHB Career and Family Network
Diane Levin, PhD, is Professor of Education, Wheelock College, and co-author of "So Sexy So Soon: the New Sexualized Childhood and What Parents Can Do to Protect their Kids."
She discusses the challenges of parenting in the media age and offers take-home tips; introduction by Michael Rich, MD, MPH, Director of the CHB Center on Media and Child Health.
Finding and Hiring a Nanny
Co-sponsored by the CHB Career and Family Network
By Marsha Epstein, American Nanny Company
Tuesday, October 6, 12 - 1 PM, CH Library's Gamble Room, lunch provided
Marsha Epstein will present strategies for finding the right nanny for your family and job description. Tips for successfully negotiating the complicated and emotional process of hiring a nanny will be discussed. Handouts on everything from interviewing, reference checking, and performance evaluation will be given to each participant.
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Cinematic Mythology and Women in Medical Careers - Event Registration
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HMS Promotion Criteria and Process
By Maureen Connelly, MD, HMS Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
Tuesday, November 3, 12 - 1 PM, CH Library's Gamble Room, lunch provided
Dr. Connelly will discuss the updated HMS promotion guidelines, with a central focus on outlining the criteria for areas of excellence, and some helpful tips on adapting the CV.
CME credit available to faculty.
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Conflict of Interest
Facilitated by Gary Fleisher, MD; Bernhard Kuhn, MD; Patrick Taylor, Esq
Tuesday, November 17, 12 - 1 PM, CH Library's Gamble Room, lunch provided
CME credit available to faculty.
Learn about how research and financial conflicts of interest affect discoveries in labs and how to work with industry sponsors. Examples and case studies of challenges will be presented.
CME credit available to faculty.
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Annual Joint Mentoring Course
Expand Your Mentoring Horizons: Developing New Paradigms for Academic Medicine
Sponsored by the Consortium of Harvard Affiliated Offices and Centers for Faculty Development and Diversity (CHADD) and the Harvard Catalyst
Friday, November 20, 8:00 AM - 3 PM, 1 Autumn Street, Auditoriums A and B
This annual course is designed for dept/division/program leaders, training directors, PIs, and faculty interested in improving mentoring expertise and climate in their programs. Check the link below for the current course program.
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Expand Your Mentoring Horizons - Course Program
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Challenging Behavior as a Developmental Delay: Implications for
Assessment and Treatment
A Discussion with Ross Greene, PhD, author of "The Explosive Child"
Co-sponsored by the Office of Faculty Development and Office of Fellowship Training
Tuesday, November 24, 12:15 - 1:15 PM, Folkman Auditorium in the Enders Building, lunch provided
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Teaching and Supervising Millennial Medical Students: A Generational Perspective
By David Roberts, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, BIDMC
Tuesday, December 1, 12 - 1 PM, CH Library's Gamble Room, lunch provided
Many of our current medical students and residents belong to the so-called "Millennial" or "Gen-Y" Generation. The unique perspective of this generation of learners provides some opportunities for novel teaching strategies, and may also result in some challenges around inter-generational issues. As a teacher in both the pre-clinical and clinical undergraduate medical education arenas, Dr. Roberts has worked with many Millennial learners and will share some insights and strategies for maximizing success with our students.
CME credit available to faculty.
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Writing for Scientific Publication
By Marjorie Beeghly, PhD, and Sion Harris, PhD
Friday, December 4, 12 - 1:15 PM, Karp 8 Conference Room, lunch provided
This workshop will cover the steps to successful publication and provide tips in overcoming the most common problems, such as criteria for authorship and writer's block. The primary focus will be on authorship of clinical research papers although the principles are also applicable for basic science papers.
CME credit available to faculty.
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Preparing an NIH Budget
By Chad Restrick, Office of Sponsored Research
Tuesday, December 15, 12 - 1 PM, CH Library's Gamble Room
Would you like to know more about the budget pages of an NIH grant? This workshop will explore pre-award resources, NIH forms, personnel and equipment allotments, justifications, and the submission process.
CME credit available to faculty.
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Elizabeth Armstrong, PhD
Sandra Burchett, MD, MS
Alison Clapp, MLS
Jessica Henderson Daniel, PhD
Lynne Ferrari, MD
James Kasser, MD
Margaret Kenna, MD, MPH
Monica Kleinman, MD
Jordan Kreidberg, MD, PhD
Alan Leichtner, MD
Jenifer Lightdale, MD, MPH
Frederick Lovejoy, Jr., MD
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Joseph A. Majzoub, MD
Shari Nethersole, MD
Jane W. Newburger, MD
Stavroula Osganian, MD, ScD, MPH
Orah S. Platt, MD
Elizabeth Rider, MD, MSW
Lynda Schneider, MD
Robert Shamberger, MD
Lydia Shrier, MD, MPH
George Taylor, MD
Susan Waisbren, PhD
Valerie Ward, MD, MPH
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