OFD Virtual Office Hours (Zoom)

No need to RSVP, drop in at any time!

Stop by to speak with Dr. Nauder Faraday.

Dr. Nauder Faraday, Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Development, is available to answer your questions relating to:

• Promotions
• Career Development
• Unwritten Rules for Success
• Mentoring
• Integrating Research and Clinical work
• CV Review
• and, more!

Join Zoom Meeting: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/j/92848550907?pwd=dVltR3NFUUk5akppZ0FiZVhKUzZnZz09 

Meeting ID: 928 4855 0907

Passcode: OFDHRS

Dial by your location:

+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)

+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)

Meeting ID: 928 4855 0907

Passcode: 578183

Find your local number: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/u/acYUJnDyqQ

Coping with Crises: mySupport=MoreSupport

Clinicians from the mySupport onsite clinical team will share the range of mySupport services, as well as simple and effective strategies to reduce anxiety, build resiliency and promote healing during times of crisis. Each week, presenters will highlight a different self-care tool and guide participants through a brief practice of the technique.

• Every Wednesday (until 8/12/2020) from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Register here.

Zoom series: Zoom for Online Teaching

Register: https://jhmi.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_43fc00fxryUEazj

Coping with Crises: mySupport=MoreSupport

Clinicians from the mySupport onsite clinical team will share the range of mySupport services, as well as simple and effective strategies to reduce anxiety, build resiliency and promote healing during times of crisis. Each week, presenters will highlight a different self-care tool and guide participants through a brief practice of the technique.

• Every Wednesday (until 8/12/2020) from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Register here.

OFD Virtual Office Hours

No need to RSVP! Please join promptly at 3pm.

Stop by to speak with Dr. Paul Rothman.

Dr. Paul Rothman, Dean of the Medical Faculty, CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, will be available to answer your questions relating to:

• Faculty Challenges During the Pandemic and Beyond: Caregiving, Career and Connection
• How COVID-19 is Changing Clinical Care
• Modeling the Future of the Pandemic, in Maryland and Beyond
• Leading Through a Pandemic
• The Current Fiscal Climate in Academic Medicine
• and, more!

Join Zoom Meeting: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/j/92848550907?pwd=dVltR3NFUUk5akppZ0FiZVhKUzZnZz09

Passcode: OFDHRS

Dial by your location:

+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)

+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)

Meeting ID: 928 4855 0907

Passcode: 578183

Find your local number: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/u/acYUJnDyqQ

"[In] science the credit goes to the [person] who convinces the world, not to the [person] to whom the idea first occurs" (Sir Francis Darwin). You're already a subject matter expert, but can you communicate your ideas with influence? In this session, you will learn research-based strategies to make every presentation relevant and impactful. You will cultivate your personal presentation style, while honing your communication skills through hands-on exercises.

Register here

Presenter: Donna Vogel, MD, PhD

The speaker will provide information and insight based on her lengthy experience with managing an NIH grant program. An overview of grant funding will be followed by a detailed examination of the types of grants, according to faculty members’ current and future needs. Next, participants will explore the parts of a research grant application and how they address stated review criteria. While this is not a writing class, it will cover techniques to improve the likelihood of success. Finally, participants will learn exactly what happens when their application is received, what happens in the review process, and what to do if the application is not funded.

Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, participants will 1) have an overview of NIH grant mechanisms, especially those appropriate to their career stage and area of research; 2) know how to get information about funding opportunities in their area of research; 3) become familiar with the parts of the grant application and how to write them effectively (Title, Specific Aims, Abstract, Research Strategy); 3) understand the process of application assignment and review.

Register: https://lms14.learnshare.com/l.aspx?Z=TX%2flbYQCZaj%2bJflaoelZsaOSYZBdXsFiXyN%2f1rV2DN4%3d&CID=89

We will explore and practice four different strategies for writing effective titles - more people read your title than any other part of a paper, so it is essential to get this right! Learn how to craft an effective abstract, making every word count, and convincing your reader.

Register here

Drop in at any time, no need to RSVP! Download & add to your calendar.

Dr. Catherine DeAngelis, Former Vice Dean of Faculty, will be available to answer your questions relating to:

• Leadership
• Promotion
• Negotiation
• Publications

Join Zoom Meeting: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/j/92848550907

Password: OFDHRS

Dial by your location:

+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)

+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)

Meeting ID: 928 4855 0907

Passcode: 578183

Find your local number: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/u/acYUJnDyqQ

Learn the essentials of content and style for writing a powerful introduction to your research paper. Gather hints and tips for composing a materials and methods sections that is interesting and clear.

Register here