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Campus Update: The Waterloo Regional Campus is now open to all students and residents. The WRC staff and leadership team are currently working hybrid and are accessible to all questions and concerns via email. For a full list of contacts, please click here
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T4 and T4A Slips Available on Mosaic | |
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Your Mcmaster T4 and/or T4A slip(s) as applicable are now available for viewing and printing through Mosaic - Employee Self Service, for payments made to you by Human Resources Operations.
For more information and a User Guide on how to access and print your T4 and/or T4A slip(s) please visit McMaster Payroll Tax Information.
If you have any questions, please email HR McMaster or call 222-HR(22247).
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Mahmoud Hamzi - Family Medicine
Khashayar Farzam - Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine
Eileen Heo - Family Medicine, Hospitalist
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Waterloo Regional Campus Staff Update | |
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The Waterloo Regional Campus is pleased to welcome Christina Chan back from her 18-month maternity leave to her UG/PG Electives role.
We'd like to thank Pauline Dawson for her contribution and dedication to the UG/PG Program and will be continuing with us part-time to help with the UG Internal Medicine and Selectives program.
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Changes to library off-campus authentication - McMaster University Libraries | |
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McMaster students, faculty, and staff, when prompted right before accessing a library e-resource, will use their Office 365 login credentials to authenticate and gain access from off-campus. The upgrade will enable single sign-on (SSO) for a seamless experience and multi-factor authentication (MFA) for an added level of security.
Meanwhile, individuals who have been granted access to e-resources as an Alumni, Courtesy, or Retired Faculty patron will access available e-resources using their My Library Account email and password.
There will be minimal change to how library patrons access e-resources. However, in some cases, saved bookmarks will be affected, such as bookmarks pointing to alumni resources or bookmarks pointing to the library's soon-to-be-decommissioned login page (libraryssl.lib.mcmaster.ca).
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Communitech - Hub n' Grub: Hub Happening | |
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Steven Qiu, Class of 2024 joined Communitech's Hub n' Grub: Hub Happening - 1 Minute Pitch on Wednesday, February 22, 2023. Steven pitched the Kitchener-Waterloo Society for Innovation in Medicine (KWSIM), KW SIM is a group composed by University of Waterloo and McMaster Medicine. The hope is to foster the development of new and exciting medical technology.
The Communitech, Hub n' Grub: Hub Happening is a lunch and networking event for Hub tenants. Tenants had the opportunity to learn more about their hub neighbours, share what they are working on and a chance to collaborate.
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UGME Leadership Opportunities | |
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DIRECTOR, MEDICAL FOUNDATION 4
The MD program is seeking a faculty educator to serve as Director, Medical Foundation (MF) 4. The Director is responsible for overseeing the planning and delivery of Medical Foundation 4 within the distributed medical education network of McMaster's MD Program. Medical Foundation is the fourth block of the Undergraduate MD Program at McMaster. It is a 12-week block running from April to June of the students' first year. MF4 covers musculoskeletal medicine, neuroscience, and brain and behaviour (psychiatry).
If you would like more information about this position, please contact Dr. Karen McAssey, Leadership Chair.
Interested applicants should email their curriculum vitae and cover letter to the attention of Dr. Keyna Bracken, Pre-Clerkship Chair, Undergraduate Medical Education. The email should be sent to the email of the Administrative Coordinator, Jen Lourenco
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SUBUNIT PLANNER, MEDICAL FOUNDATION 4 BRAIN AND BEHAVIOUR
The MD program is seeking a faculty educator to serve as Planner, Medical Foundation (MF) 4 Brain and Behaviour subunit. The Planner is responsible for the planning, delivery, and evaluation of the Brain and Behaviour subunit within the distributed medical education network of McMaster's MD Program.
If you would like more information about this position, please contact Dr. Karen McAssey, Leadership Chair.
Interested applicants should email their curriculum vitae and cover letter to the attention of Dr. Keyna Bracken, Pre-Clerkship Chair, Undergraduate Medical Education. The email should be sent to the email of the Administrative Coordinator, Jen Lourenco
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Waterloo Regional Campus Faculty Development | |
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Are you interested in enhancing your teaching skills by discussing cases and applying evidence-based educational practices to challenging situations with your colleagues?
Join Asha Grosch in the PBSG-Education Series on Medical Education for Clinical Teachers. Each session has been certified by the McMaster University Continuing Professional Development Program for up to 2 Mainpro+ or MOC Credits.
When:
Thursday, March 9, 2023 from 6-8PM
Where: Delivered in-person at the Waterloo Regional Campus
PBSG Module: Feedback
Thursday April 6, 2023 from 6-8PM
Where: Delivered in-person at the Waterloo Regional Campus
PBSG Module: Learner in Difficulty
Thursday May 4, 2023 from 6-8PM
Where: Delivered virtually on Zoom
PBSG Module: The Teacher as Coach: Facilitating Learner Growth and Development
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FHS Office of Faculty Affairs and the Program for Faculty Development (MacPFD) | |
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NEW FACULTY NETWORKING
When: Thursday, April 13, 2023 from 2-4PM
Where: Delivered in-person at The Waterfront Banquet and Conference Centre, this event is for faculty across all McMaster FHS campuses
Have you recently joined our Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) within the past few years but aren't sure what you have access to or what opportunities and resources are available to you?
At this networking event, you will be given a tour of all the McMaster FHS has to offer you; we will have discussions about different ways to get involved in academia: opportunities for teaching and non-teaching roles, how to stay connected, and how to meet your faculty development needs via our program's events.
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How medical learners and educators decide what counts as mistreatment: A qualitative study
Meredith Vanstone, Alice Cavanagh, Monica Molinaro, Catherine Connelly, Amanda Bell, Margo Mountjoy (Family Medicine), Robert Whyte and Lawrence Grierson
The mistreatment or abuse (maltreatment) of medical learners by their peers and supervisors has been documented globally for decades, and there is significant research about the prevalence, sequalae, and strategies for intervention. However, there is evidence that learner experience maltreatment as being less clear cut than do researchers, educators, and administrators. To continue reading the article, click here.
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DID YOU KNOW - There are lots of learner-involved research going on at the Waterloo Regional Campus?!
- Over 85% of learners are currently involved in some type of research or scholarly activity
- There are 20+ research projects that varies in areas including psychiatry, sports medicine, immunology, anesthesia, pediatrics, neurology, pharmacy, pain, and medical education. This can include quality improvement, needs assessment, cohort studies, chart reviews, systematic reviews and educational resource development
- In 2022, two WRC medical learners won McMaster Medical Research Excellence Scholarship in a cross-campus competition
- Several student-authored conference presentations occur every year and on average about 1 student-authored peer-reviewed journal article
Interested in getting involved with Waterloo Regional Campus Research? Visit the WRC Research webpage to find out more!
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