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TODAY AT NOON!
2023 ANNE KLIBANSKI VISITING LECTURE SERIES 08
GONADOTROPIN THERAPY IN MALE INFANTS AND ADOLESCENTS WITH HYPOGONADOTROPIC HYPOGONADISM - WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE AND WHAT SHOULD BE BEST PRACTICE?
Tuesday, May 23 -- 12:00-1:00 pm (5:00-6:00 pm BST)
Presenter: Sasha Howard, PhD, University of London
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TODAY AT 7 PM!
HOW TO FINANCIALLY PREPARE FOR KIDS
Discounted course opportunity!
Tuesday, May 23 -- 7:00-8:30 pm
Presenter: Eryn Schultz, MBA, Founder of Her Personal Finance
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TWO MEDITATION SESSIONS EVERY WEEK! (see details below)
TOMORROW, May 24 and Monday, May 29 -- 8:00-8:30 am
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MENTOR TRAINING
HOW TO BECOME A BETTER MENTOR - OPTIMIZING THE MENTOR-MENTEE RELATIONSHIP
Apply by Monday, May 29
Session dates: June 14-15
Facilitators: Miriam Bredella, MD, MBA, Anne Levy, PhD, and Margie Oettinger, PhD
2023 ANNE KLIBANSKI VISITING LECTURE SERIES 09
FUNCTIONAL HYPOTHALAMIC AMENORRHEA AND PCOS - INTERRELATIONS AND DIFFERENTIATIONS
Tuesday, June 6 -- 1:00-2:00 pm
Presenter: Marlene Hager, MD, PhD, University of London
SEE BELOW FOR RECORDINGS OF RECENT WEBINARS
Visit the CALENDAR OF EVENTS and Save the Date of future sessions!
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The Office for Clinical Careers has a monthly email with announcements for clinicians (see details below)
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NEUROSCIENCE GRAND ROUNDS 2022-2023
HARNESSING MINDSETS IN 21ST CENTURY HEALTHCARE
Thursday, June 1 -- 8:30-9:30 am
Presenter: Alia Crum, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology, Staniford University
CRAFTING YOUR FACULTY OF MEDICINE CV
Monday, June 5 -- 3:30-5:30 pm
MOM'S NEXT STEPS (DIVORCE/SEPARATION) GROUP
Tuesday, June 6 -- 12:00-1:00 pm
MONTHLY ONLINE DISCUSSION GROUP FOR MOMS
Wednesday, June 14 -- 12:00-1:00 pm
DIGITAL INNOVATION AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN RESOURCE-LIMITED SETTINGS: WIRELESS MONITORING AFTER CESAREAN DELIVERY IN UGANDA
Wednesday, June 21 -- 12:00-1:00 pm
Guest Speaker: Adeline Boatin, MD, MPH
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DETAILS FOR FEW ITEMS LISTED ABOVE | |
TWO MEDITATION SESSIONS EVERY WEEK
The CFD Office for Well-Being (OWB) offers meditation sessions every Monday with the OWB Director and every Wednesday with a different guest meditation leader from MGH and beyond.
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TOMORROW!
MIDWEEK MEDITATION WITH GUEST LEADER
Every Wednesday -- 8:00-8:30 am --> next May 24
Sponsored by the Center for Faculty Development's Office for Well-Being
Join guest leader, Alyssa Adreani, Newton-Wellesley Hospital Spiritual Care Department, for this week's guided meditation session.
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MEDITATION MONDAYS WITH DR. DARSHAN MEHTA
Every Monday -- 8:00-8:30 am --> next May 29
Co-sponsored by the Center for Faculty Development's Office for Well-Being and the MGPO Frigoletto Committee
Join Darshan Mehta, MD, MPH, Director, Office for Well-Being, for a guided meditation session on Monday mornings.
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RECORDINGS NOW AVAILABLE!
Webinars from recent events are now available online
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Click session below to view the recording:
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Nancy J. Tarbell, MD, Faculty Development Lecture Series: "Embracing vulnerability as a leader and mentor" with Shannon E. Scott-Vernaglia, MD on May 17 (click for podcast)
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Fun Fridays: "Yoga at Your Desk" with Lisa Staffiere, LICSW, CEAP on May 19
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"Recognizing the Value of Neurodivergent Colleagues on the Autism Spectrum and Getting the Most out of These Working Relationships" with Karen Lean, Brett Mulder, PsyD, Elise Wulff, and moderated by Shannon E. Scott-Vernaglia, MD on May 22
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Calling all Clinicians!
Would you like to receive a monthly email with announcements and offerings specifically tailored to clinical folks at MGH? Sign up for the Office for Clinical Careers newsletter below.
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Video Interview of Robert Brown, MD
MGH faculty share how they have navigated the transition away from their intense and fulfilling careers to a new stage in their lives, which the term “retirement” cannot adequately describe.
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Robert Brown, MD, talks about "The journey to retirement: Listening to the little voice within, coming to terms with one’s meaningful career, and focusing on the joy, well-being, and quality of life of one’s family."
Click here to watch his interview.
Click here to see the other video interviews.
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ANNOUNCING EXPANDED PEER MENTORING FOR PARENTS | |
The CFD's Peer Mentoring for Parents Program is expanding to include new groups! Peer mentoring opportunities increase personal well-being and professional productivity by empowering learning and problem-solving in a space of trust and both practical and emotional support. Meetings are organized and facilitated by the CFD in conjunction with the Department of Medicine (DOM) Parental Wellness Program for these parental groups:
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NEW! Parents of middle and high school age children
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NEW! Parents of elementary school age children
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NEW! Parents of children from newborns through preschoolers who identify as fathers*
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CONTINUING: Parents of children from newborns through preschoolers who identify as mothers*
*We encourage individuals of all gender identities and methods of family building in our program! For our early parent groups, we encourage you to pick the group that you feel might be the best fit, and please email us at parentalwellness@mgh.harvard.edu (or email Anne Levy) if you have any questions about potential discussion themes or suggestions regarding inclusive language.
If you are MGH faculty and a parent in one of these categories interested in joining a peer mentoring cohort, please contact Anne Levy, Senior Program Manager, at alevy@mgh.harvard.edu, with the following information:
- Name, degree, rank, department
- Contact information
- Birth dates of child(ren)
- Group you would like to join
- (optional) what you would like to discuss/get out of the peer mentoring experience
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April 2023 release: "Finding my Voice during COVID through the History of the Mask"
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Shan W. Liu, MD, SD, Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine Physician, Mother and Children’s Book Author, shares how the COVID pandemic led her to bridge a four-generation distance between her great-grandfather and her young daughter thanks to a creative project. In so doing, she came to recognize that the mask, one symbol of the pandemic and the subject of that creative project, gave her a voice she didn’t know she had.
Click here to view Dr, Liu's inspiring story.
View previous videos on the TEDxMGH Apollo page.
If you are interested in contributing to this series, please click here to apply.
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