Faculty Working Groups
Faculty Working Groups Event Calendar
PRiSM Perplexity: How to Use PRiSM to Your Advantage
Please join the Office of Academic and Faculty Affairs for an interactive event on tailoring PRiSM to your specific career. The same event will be held on two days:
September 15
12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Zoom
Please use this form to register by 9/13/2021
October 4
8:00 – 9:30 a.m.
Zoom
Please use this form to register by 9/29/2021
Agenda
8:00 / 11:30 Tailoring Your PRiSM Routing, Software Overview, Q & A
Justin Lotspeich, MA, Faculty Affairs Coordinator, DOP PRiSM Liaison
8:10 / 11:40 Goal Setting and General Advice
Andrew Sirotnak, MD, Vice Chair for Faculty Affairs
8:30 - 9:30 / 12:00 – 1:00
Breakout: Tailoring PRiSM for Non-promotion-track, APP, and Clinical Faculty
Andrew Sirotnak, MD, Vice Chair for Faculty Affairs
Breakout: Tailoring PRiSM for Promotion-track Junior Faculty
Adam Green, MD, Associate Professor, Hem/Onc
Vijaya Knight, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Allergy/Immunology
Margarita Saenz, MD, Associate Professor of Clinical Practice, Genetics
Breakout: Tailoring PRiSM for Research Faculty
Janet Snell-Bergeon, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor, Barbara Davis Center
Patricia Gesualdo, MPH, RN, Research Instructor, Barbara Davis Center
Early Career Faculty Working Group
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Academic Pediatrics: Health Disparities and Recruiting Diverse Trainees
September 2, 2021
12:15 – 1:30 p.m.
Zoom
Please join the ECFWG to learn about and discuss areas of health disparities related to pediatrics in Colorado—including pediatric deaths and telehealth—and practices and strategies for recruiting diverse trainees to train in pediatric graduate medical education programs. All faculty are encouraged to attend. Please use this form to register by August 30.
Speakers:
Sasha Mintz, MPH, Epidemiologist at Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Amanda Messinger, MD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Section of Pulmonary Medicine
Brandi Freeman, MD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Associate Vice-Chair for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Agenda:
12:15-12:40: Disparities in pediatric deaths in Colorado from the public
health perspective, Sasha Mintz, MPH
12:40-1:05: Telehealth and racial inequities, Amanda Messinger, MD
1:05-1:30: Recruiting diverse trainees in pediatrics, Brandi Freeman, MD
Note: Each speaker will have a Q&A period included in the time for her talk.
PhD Faculty Working Group
Managing Emotions in Conflict: How to Respectfully Raise Concerns and Transform Conversations
September 29, 2021
12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Zoom
Please join the PhDFWG to learn about and better understand your natural go-to in conflict, discerning the difference between facts and stories, creating a positive story for emotional regulation, and developing a template for your conversation. All faculty are encouraged to attend. Please use this form to register by September 27.
Speakers:
Lisa Neale, Ombuds Office
Agenda:
12-12:15: Intro to Ombuds Office & Conflict
12:15-12:30: Style and Motive in Conflict
12:30-1:00: Facts and Stories
1:00-1:15: Template for Conversation
1:15-1:30: Case Studies
Instructor Faculty Working Group
Quality Improvement - How to see the process from start to finish: Project Idea to Publication
October 13, 2021
12:00 – 1:15 p.m.
Zoom
Please join the IFWG for an event that focuses on understanding the process for quality improvement projects, identifying approval processes (COMIRB vs. ORRQIRP), and learning how to disseminate and publish your work. All faculty are encouraged to attend. Please use this form to register by October 11.
Speakers:
Amanda Phillips, BS, QI Manager, CU Medicine Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center
David Staley, MA, Research Compliance Officer, Children's Hospital Colorado
Justin Lockwood, MD, Medical Director, CU Anschutz
Agenda:
12:00-12:20p - Introduction to QI projects and how to get involved
12:20-12:40p - Approval processes for QI projects
12:40-1:00p - Techniques for disseminating and publishing your work
1:00-1:15pm - Q&A and Wrap-Up
Instructor Faculty Working Group
A faculty working group for instructors, senior instructors, and APPs of any years of experience.
PhD Faculty Working Group
A faculty working group for PhD research faculty of all ranks and years of experience.
Early Career Faculty Interest Group
A working group for faculty with up to seven years of faculty experience in their fields. The group focuses on supporting early career faculty including with topics that include mentoring, training, and resources necessary as they begin to define their career paths.
Mid-career Faculty Working Group
A working group that supports faculty who generally have between seven and thirteen years of total experience in their field, regardless of rank or institution. A maximum of 6 members will be elected for a three-year term. The primary charter for this group includes pathway to professor planning, resourcing, and mentoring, increasing awareness of specific faculty needs, provider wellness, and growing networking opportunities across fields and ranks.
Senior-career Faculty Working Group
A working group that supports faculty who generally have more than thirteen years of total experience in their field, regardless of rank or institution. A maximum of 6 members will be elected for a three-year term. The primary charter for this group includes identifying and raising awareness of specific faculty needs, provider wellness, generating new opportunities for connections to earlier-career faculty, succession planning, long-range planning including career transition and retirement, and emeritus faculty engagement.