Faculty Orientation Series

Enhance your Academic Onboarding experience by exploring our expanded webinar series, offering a deeper dive into available faculty resources. Watch now for insights from our partner offices!

Questions?

Brian R. Crete
Faculty Development Program Manager
HMSOFA_Programs@hms.harvard.edu


HMS/HSDM Academic Onboarding

The following Academic Onboarding session will provide an overview of resources, access and opportunities available to all members of the Faculty of Medicine.  HarvardKey required to view.

This is Harvard Catalyst

This presentation will highlight the various courses and educational programs, research consulting, tools for study design and clinical trial collaboration, guidance on regulatory issues, and pilot funding for novel, high-impact projects – all freely available to trainees, fellows, and faculty.  HarvardKey required to view.

For more information: https://catalyst.harvard.edu/

Getting to know the Office for External Education

This presentation will highlight the various opportunities for faculty to get involved, including engagement with international groups of learners, interact with business and industry leaders, publishing on a digital platform and teaching. 

For more information: https://hms.harvard.edu/departments/office-external-education 

Getting to know the Program in Medical Education

The presentation will highlight the curricular organization and pedagogical approaches at HMS as well as different faculty opportunities available through the offices of Program in Medical Education (PME), Health Sciences & Technology (HST), and Scholarly Projects. In addition, faculty will learn more about current restructuring of the HMS Academy and membership.  HarvardKey​​​​​​​ required to view.

For more information: https://meded.hms.harvard.edu/program-medical-education


 

Getting to know the Countway Library

This presentation will highlight various resources available to faculty, students, and staff. These include traditional resources (print and online books and serials), Open Science, sharing research data and publishing options, and Research resources, Instruction, and Reference Resources. In addition, faculty will learn about accessing library services, classes, and events, as well as the Center for the History of Medicine and the Warren Anatomical Museum.  HarvardKey​​​​​​​ required to view.

For more information: https://countway.harvard.edu/