Resources

This platform is available to everyone (postdocs, grad students, research associates, etc.) across MGB and PIs to post projects and positions that researchers may apply to.

The Office for Global Professionals and Scholars (GPS) provides immigration services for Mass General Brigham institutions, enabling talented professionals from all over the world to work, conduct research, or execute a project within the Mass General Brigham system. Learn more.

The NIAI is designed to bring faculty who have their first independent NIH R-level grant together over the course of the academic year to discuss important topics for a successful career at MGH. Learn more.

• MGH/MGPO Financial Planning Program - A Financial Planning benefit available for all benefits-eligible professional staff (faculty).
• Webinar "Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones" - Available through CFD's SharePoint recorded webinars
• Podcast "Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones" - Available on CFD's MGH Faculty Development podcast show on Libsyn
• Provided by The Parents Estate Planning Law Firm, PC
• Probate & Tax Worksheet
• Kids Protection Planning Guide
• Emptying the Nest Guide
• Graduation Guide (Guide for Young Adults)

• Massachusetts General Hospital Spiritual Care Department
• Employee Wellbeing and Support Resources
• Office of Well Being

• Leaves of Absence
  • Leave of Absence and Parental Leave for Professional Staff
    
    For information regarding parental leave, please consult the MGB Leave of Absence Portal and/or contact the MGPO Professional Staff Benefits Office.
    
    For monthly paid MGH-based professional staff, based on the first letter of your last name,your benefit consultant is:
    Susan Frain (A-G)* sfrain@partners.org 617-726-9264
    Amy Vacchina (H-O)* avacchina@partners.org 617-724-9357
    Paula E Murphy (P-Z)* pmurphy30@partners.org 617-643-3711
    
    *Professional Staff member’s last name begins with letter.
    
    
  • Leaves of absence for research fellows.
    
    
• Policies and Guidelines
  • Harassment/Discrimination Policy
  • Faculty Policies and Guidelines
    
    
• ACPF & Appointment Extension Requests

• MGH/MGPO Professional Staff Benefits

The annual career conference is an opportunity for all benefits-eligible faculty at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) to meet once a year with his or her leader to discuss that faculty member's career development. Learn more.

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The Office for Global Professionals and Scholars (GPS) provides immigration services for Mass General Brigham institutions, enabling talented professionals from all over the world to work, conduct research, or execute a project within the Mass General Brigham system. Learn more.

The Academy at Harvard Medical School aims to advance the training of future physicians by supporting the educational activities of its most effective and innovative teachers. Learn more.

The MGH ECOTE sponsors a portfolio of tools, programs and resources to help MGH clinicians in their roles as teachers, innovators and educational scientists. Learn more.

The Harvard Macy Institute is committed to creating a global community of medical educators and leaders dedicated to transforming health care delivery and education. Learn more.

The POD Network provides professional development and a community of practice for scholars and practitioners of educational development. Learn more.

The Preparing Future Faculty program provides students with opportunities to observe and experience faculty responsibilities at a variety of academic institutions. Learn more.

• How to Get a Graduate Student - Information on how to hire PhD graduate students through in-area universities.
• Mentoring Webinar for Researchers - In this webinar, Dr. Gotian guides participants through a crash course in mentoring with tips for both mentors and mentees. 

The MGH ECOTE sponsors a portfolio of tools, programs and resources to help MGH clinicians in their roles as teachers, innovators and educational scientists. Learn more.

Harvard Catalyst serves the research community by offering resources available to trainees, fellows, and faculty. Learn more.

Harvard Catalyst Train offers numerous online and in-person courses, as well as training programs ranging from short programs providing an overview of c/t research to multi-year, advanced programs. Learn more. 

Learn about the Massachusetts Medical Society, the Commonwealth’s largest physician-led organization.

Learn about Physician Health Services, Inc., an organization dedicated to improving the health, well-being, and effectiveness of physicians and medical students while promoting patient safety.

• Grants.gov: Grants.gov is the single access point for over 1,000 grant programs offered by all Federal grant making agencies.
• Grant Information: A webpage under the Office for Research Careers with a variety of resources for grant writing (including samples of successful grants). 
• Harvard University Financial Administration Office for Sponsored Programs: The Office for Sponsored Programs partners with the research and academic community in obtaining and negotiating awards, stewarding sponsored funding in accordance with regulatory requirements, encouraging continuous professional development of our staff, and providing technical expertise to the academic and research community.
• National Institutes of Health (NIH): Federal grants and funding opportunities.
• Pivot: Searchable database of federal and private funding opportunities in all fields.
• The Office for Research Careers sponsors one-on-one consultations for faculty and fellows to meet with Amy Robb, MGH Development Office. These consultations are meant to help learn about the external funding opportunities database. Click here to schedule a consultation.
• See Awards and Funding Opportunities page created by the Center for Faculty Development.