Human Resources reminds employees with a Flexible Work Arrangement to ensure that you and your manager are meeting every three months to discuss that arrangement. If there are no changes to be made after three months, an email from the manager must be sent to me confirming there are no changes. If there are suggested
Read More about Check-in for Those With a Flexible Work ArrangementSandy Panovich, a dissemination coordinator in the Department of Psychiatry’s Best Practices in Schizophrenia Treatment (BeST) Center), acquired Mitsy (shown here) for her mother after her father entered a nursing home due to Alzheimer’s disease. “My mom now takes Mitsy to the nursing home for all the residents to enjoy. She has been a saving
Read More about A Saving GraceHave you been asked to manage your department’s website, but need training and access? Are you an existing editor who would welcome a refresher and an overview of best practices? Marketing and Communications has scheduled a virtual, interactive and hands-on training course for new and continuing web editors in two 90-minute sessions starting at 10
Read More about Training for Web Editors Set for Feb. 22The American Medical Women’s Association’s annual V Week Celebration will start Monday, Feb. 14, and extend through Friday, Feb. 18. For those unfamiliar with the event, V Week is an expansion of V Day, an activist movement with the aim of ending violence against women. It was started by Eve Ensler (now known as V),
Read More about V Week CelebrationMultiple groups are getting into the Valentine’s Day spirit with organizational fundraisers and activities.
Read More about Love is in the Air!Here’s what (or should we say, who?) Winter Storm Landon brought Mary Schick, assistant director of the Office of Education in the College of Pharmacy. Send your favorite photo from last week’s storm to [email protected].
Read More about Fun in the Snow: A Winter ClassicA NEOMED cardiologist on poetry’s potential for healing in broken-heart syndrome.
Read More about The Science and Art of a Broken Heart: TEDxNEOMEDAre you a practicing clinician seeking easy-to-use evidence-based best practices related to cardiovascular and diabetes care for Medicaid patients? Cardi-OH.org has free content, compiled by Ohio experts, to guide you. Through grant funding from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, faculty from Ohio’s seven medical schools along with the Ohio Department of Medicaid have
Read More about NEOMED Contributes to Cardio-OH, Ohio’s Cardiovascular and Diabetes CollaborativeThe Islamic Medical Association of North America (IMANA) has launched a scholarship opportunity. IMANA is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization that has spent the last 50+ years focused on fostering health promotion, disease prevention, and health maintenance in communities around the world through direct patient care, health programs, and advocacy. Throughout their history, IMANA has
Read More about External Scholarship: Islamic Medical Association of North AmericaLandon, schmandon! Jordan Cinderich, M.Ed., coordinator for the Vice President for Academic Affairs, made the best of the recent snowstorm with his buddy, Theo. Send your favorite snow photo to [email protected].
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