Post-Baccalaureate Training Program
In 2017, the Post-Baccalaureate Training Program was created to support the professional development of research staff in the Centers for Biobehavioral Health and Innovation and Pediatric Practice. Our speaker panel includes a wide range of experienced research professionals, with the discussion topics ranging from graduate and medical school application preparation to enrichment of a wide range of research skills.
Planning Committee
Co-directors:
Committee Members:
- Kendra Heck, MPH
- Noelle Marousis
- Ann Marie Morgan
Administrative Assistant:
- Nora Snodgrass
Calendar
Seminars are typically held on the third Tuesday of each month from 12 - 1 p.m.
Previous Talks from the Program
- January, 2018: Debbie Fine, Director, Human Research Protection Program – “Navigating the IRB”
- February, 2018: Sarah O’Brien, MD – “Posters and Presentations”
- March, 2018: Tran Bourgeois – “REDCap and Data Management Resources at NCH”
- May 2018: Jennifer Muszynski, MD – “Mentor/Mentee Relationships”
- June 2018: Laura Mackner, PhD and Kathryn Vannatta, PhD – “Home Visit Safety”
- July 2018: Kendra Heck, MPH, Millie Dolce, PhD and Andria Parrott, PhD – “Professionalism (Work Place, Working With a Team, and Managing a Calendar)”
- August 2018: Kristen Hoskinson, PhD – “CV Preparation for Graduate School”
- September 2018: Kristen Hoskinson, PhD, Gerry Taylor, MD, Caitlin Pope, PhD, Canice Crerand, PhD and Leena Nahata, MD – “CV Workshop”
- October 2018: Leena Nahata, MD, Sarah Keim, PhD, MA, MS and Hillary Kapa, MPH – “Work/Life Balance & Time Management”
- November 2018: Laura Chavez, PhD, MPH – “How to Write a Manuscript for Publication”
- December 2018: Jamie Jackson, PhD and Michelle Morningstar, PhD
- “Graduate School Interviews”
- "General Preparation and Thoughts for Campus Visit"
- "Applying to Grad School Timeline"
- "Applying to Med School Timeline"
Feedback
For questions or suggestions, or if you are interested in speaking on a topic, please contact us at Leena.Nahata@NationwideChildrens.org or Canice.Crerand@NationwideChildrens.org.