(1) Semesterly Notice: Student Complaint Process and Professional Licensure Information (Students)
(2) Tri-Annual Notice to Students (Students)
(3) Article and Video – Ann W. Caldwell President’s Lecture: Interprofessional Rounds (Institute Wide)
(4) Career Symposium: Recruiter Insights Event – Friday, January 31 (Students)
(5) Centers of Expertise (COE) February Dinner Sessions
– Wednesdays, February 5 & 12 (Students)
(6) Student Employment Opportunity (Students)
(7) January 21 Opportunity Drawing (Faculty & Staff)
(1) Semesterly Notice: Student Complaint Process and Professional Licensure Information (Students)
From Taylor Wallace, Office of Compliance
Students enrolled in an online degree program, who want more information on your program's ability to meet your home state’s requirements for professional licensure, please
contact Taylor Wallace in the Office of Compliance.
(2) Tri-Annual Notice to Students (Students)
From Jim Vitagliano, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Services/Registrar, Office of Enrollment Services
The purpose of the MGH Institute of Health Professions
Catalog which is published online is to provide information about the Institute to persons who work and study at the Institute, to persons who may be interested in applying for admission, and to the general public.
The Institute's catalog is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contractual agreement between a student and MGH Institute of Health Professions. The Institute reserves the right to make changes in curricula, degree requirements, course offerings, or academic policies at any time when, in the judgment of the Faculty, the President, or the Board of Trustees, such changes are in the best interest of the students and the Institute.
The MGH Institute of Health Professions is committed to ensuring a welcoming academic community for all. Our inclusive environment is enriched by our differences including age, color, disability, gender identity and expression, genetic information, marital status, national and ethnic origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, status as a parent, socio-economic background, veteran or active military status.
The Institute prohibits discrimination in admissions, financial aid, employment and administration of its programs and activities.
This policy incorporates, by reference, the requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Title IX of the 1972 Educational Amendments, and all relevant federal, state, and local laws, statutes, and regulations.
The Office of Enrollment Services encourages all students to carefully review the most current Catalog to understand federal and Institute policies and procedures related to academic and student life at the Institute as well as the
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
(3) Article and Video – Ann W. Caldwell President’s Lecture: Interprofessional Rounds (Institute Wide)
From Andrew Criscione, Office of Strategic Communications
Read the article and watch the video from the Ann W. Caldwell President’s Lecture: Interprofessional Rounds, held on January 15 at Assembly Row. This year’s Rounds discussed the topic of “Optimizing Care for People Experiencing Homelessness.”
(4) Career Symposium: Recruiter Insights Event – Friday, January 31 (Students)
From Russ Abbatiello, Office of Student and Alumni Services
The Office of Student and Alumni Services is excited to offer our first Career Symposium: Recruiter Insights event on Friday, January 31. Invited panelists include recruiters and HR professionals from: Brigham & Women's, Faulkner, Boston Public Schools, McLean, North Shore Medical Center, Spaulding, IHP, and Cambridge Health Alliance. Keynote lunch conversation with MGH Human Resources. Presenters will offer advice from a hiring perspective on "best practices" for all things job-search related. This is not a job fair.
View more information and register.
(5) Centers of Expertise (COE) February dinner sessions – Wednesdays, February 5 & 12 (Students)
From Kerry Kearns, Office of Student and Alumni Services
The
Centers of Expertise (COE) of Partners HealthCare holds evening dinner sessions covering relevant topics to provide health care practitioners, medical residents and fellows exposure to important areas of health care delivery at MGH.
Two sessions will be held this February:
• Marylou Sudders, Secretary of Health and Human Services for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will cover “Looking Ahead: Massachusetts Health Care Reform 3.0” on Wednesday, February 5, 6:00–7:30 p.m. at MGH.
RSVP by Monday, January 27.
• Rachel Clark-Sisodia, a gynecologic oncologist at MGH, will cover “Enhanced Recovery After Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital” on Wednesday, February 12, 6:00–7:30 p.m. at MGH.
RSVP by Monday, February 3.
(6) Student Employment Opportunity (Students)
From Tiffany Hogan, SAiL Literacy Lab
The SAiL Lab is recruiting ten students to provide literacy intervention during an after-school program for first and second graders at Harvard-Kent Elementary School. Individuals must be available from 4:00–6:00 p.m. every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The program runs until Thursday, June 11.
View more details on the responsibilities of this position. To apply for this role, please
contact Mary Rasner.
(7) January 21 Opportunity Drawing (Faculty & Staff)
From Liz Pipes, Office of the President and Valerie Grande, Office of Information Technology
Taylor Wallace won a $25 Blackmoor gift certificate. All proceeds from the drawing, which occurs each workday throughout January, will go toward supporting the Center for Youth Wellness at Harvard-Kent Elementary School.
Contact Joanna Duggan in the President’s Office to purchase tickets, and check out the
calendar of prizes.
