1. Department of Medicine Faculty Meeting February 27, 2018
Announcements
Alex Walley, M.D., M.Sc. - Hospital Practices for Addiction Treatment
Lynn Moore, D.Sc., MPH - Nutrition Research Activities

2. Announcements Update on Searches
Infectious Diseases
Nephrology
CVI
Evans Days speakers sought - Wilkins and Ingelfinger
David Salant beginning as VC Research March 1
Matt Kulke starting as HO Section Chief on March 1
Budget update: grants up, wRVU’s up, charges up, collections ok, running $1 m better than budget but still have a deficit (NPSR running 105% of cash)
AY 19 Budget planning underway
Bridge funding available

3. Announcements (con’t)
Dim Sum, Saturday, March 3, 2018, Noon-2 pm
China Pearl Restaurant, #9 Tyler Street
PLEASE BRING YOUR FAMILIES!

4. Chief Medical Residents
Position
BMC
Alexandra Pipilas
Kate Raiti-Palazzalo
Jason Sherer
Robert Wilechansky
Nicole Herbst
Theo Karantanos
Brian Lilleness
Rachel Strykowski
Ambulatory
Davis Bradford
Ben Vaughan VA
Manisha Apte
Max Brock
Patient Safety/Quality
Kristopher Clark
Yuliya Mints

5. Grand Rounds Speakers Date Topic Speaker
March 2nd
Clinical Problem Solving
Dr. Gopal Yadavalli and Dr. Rob Lowe
March 9th
Neuroprognostication after Cardiac Arrest
Dr. David Greer
March 16th
CLINICAL / RESEARCH
Topic: HIV Related Topic
Drs. Manish Sagar and Ioana Bica
March 23rd
Mark Moskowitz Visiting Professor Lecture
Joann G. Elmore M.D., M.P.H. Professor of Medicine,  Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology, University of Washington School of Medicine Harborview Medical Center
Gopal Yadavalli

6. Grand Rounds Speakers Date Topic Speaker Philip Kramer Lecture
March 30th
Tuberculosis: It’s Not Just an Infectious Disease
Natasha Hochberg, MD
April 6th
Beldon Idelson Memorial Lecture
Dr. Ronal J. Falk
Chair of Medicine, University of North Carolina
April 13th
Philip Kramer Lecture
Dr. Rhonda Souza
April 20th
CLINICAL / RESEARCH
Topic: Thrombotic Trios to watch for: from basic research to the clinic
Drs. Katya Ravid, Elaine Hylek and Emelia Benjamin
April 27th
Faulkner Lecture
Cynthia Boyd, MD, MPH
Professor of Medicine
Division of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology
Gopal Yadavalli

7. Faculty Development Seminars
Strategies for Successfully Applying for PCORI Grants
Tracy Battaglia & Nikki Spencer
March 6th from 12-1pm in Wilkins
Creating Your Professional Brand on Social Media
Michelle Long & Jodi Abbott
March 14th from 5-6pm in Wilkins

8. Faculty Development Seminars
How to Conduct a Systematic Literature Review and Meta Analysis
Ludovic Trinquart & David Flynn
March 22nd from 5-6pm in Wilkins
Smashing the Silo: Tips for effective collaborations between basic and clinical scientists
Avi Spira & Jessica Fetterman
April 2nd from 12-1pm in FGH Carter Conference Room

9. Faculty Grants Faculty Development & Diversity Grants
Open to ALL DOM FACULTY at all levels seeking to further their professional development in research, education, clinical skills, and/or leadership
Next deadline is April 15th

10. Faculty Grants Education Pilot Grants
$ $5000 grants to fund innovative projects and research in education
Grant recipients participate in a 6-session writing course to support their project & manuscript development
Deadline is May 1, 2018
pilot-grants/

11. Application deadlines for longitudinal faculty development programs
Academy for Faculty Advancement: early career
February 5th – March 12th
Mid-Career Faculty Leadership
February 5th – March 9th
Women’s Leadership
March 19th – April 16th
Under-Represented Minority Faculty Development
April 2nd – April 30th

12. Academy for Faculty Advancement: Early Career
Program Objective
Develop skills to effectively navigate a successful career in academic medicine
Target Audience
BUMC Instructors & Assistant Professors
Number of Faculty
Up to 30 per year
Program Structure
Meets 2 ½ hours for 14 sessions from September to May
Program Elements
Professional advancement experiential seminars
Individual academic project with content mentor
Peer mentorship across BUMC schools
Career mentorship provided by program core faculty
Applications accepted February 5th - March 12th, 2018

13. Mid-Career Faculty Leadership Program
Program Objective
Develop strategic leadership skills to foster innovations in education, clinical care, research & public health
Target Audience
Late Assistant Professors (7+ yrs.) & all Associate Professors, selected through a competitive admissions process
Number of Faculty
Up to 14 BUMG + 6 non-clinical BUSM, BUSPH & BUGSDM
Program Structure
July – June; Meets off campus for 6 two-day modules
RVU support provided for BUMG faculty
Program Elements
360 evaluation & coaching; Senior and peer mentorship
Team leadership projects to address institutional needs
Meetings with inspirational leaders in health sciences
Experiential seminars focused on developing leadership skills
Applications accepted February 5th – March 9th, 2018

14. Women’s Leadership Program
Target Audience
BUMC women faculty in leadership roles
Number of Faculty
Up to 20 per year
Program Structure
Meets for 15 two-hour sessions from September to June
Program Elements
Experiential seminars on leadership skills and fostering change as a woman leader
Peer mentoring & coaching to successfully negotiate challenges, foster resiliency, and achieve goals
Conversation Cafes with inspirational leaders
Applications accepted March 19th – April 16th, 2018

15. URM Faculty Development Program
Target Audience
BUMC under-represented minority in medicine* faculty
Number of Faculty
Up to 20 per year
Program Structure
Meetings monthly for 1.5 hours from October - June
Program Elements
Experiential seminars focused on career and leadership development skills, and the experiences of URM faculty
Participant-led forums on navigating a career in academic medicine as a URM faculty member
Individual career coaching to identify resources and mentors, successfully negotiate challenges, and achieve identified goals
Applications accepted April 2nd – 30th, 2018
*NIH defines URM: Blacks or African Americans, Hispanics or Latinos,
American Indians/Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders