Webinars

The ASNR Education Committee is pleased to offer the career development webinar series! These educational offerings are FREE for everyone!. However, we always welcome new members with open arms. Click here to learn about the value and savings one receives when becoming a member!

UPCOMING WEBINAR

The next Career Development webinar will be March 1, 2023.

Take advantage of this webinar that focuses on both early career perspective and mid-career perspective!

View past webinar recordings if you are a current ASNR member, below!


Date: Wednesday, March 1st, 2023 Time: 12:00pm – 1:00 pm CT Platform: Zoom Cost: FREE for all

PREVIOUS WEBINARS

Available for current ASNR members only.

Presented by: Ryan Roemmich, PhD, Preeti Raghavan, MBBS, & Trisha Kesar, PT, PhD Moderated by: Seth Hays, PhD			Grant Review Behind the Scenes: Revising and Resubmitting


*Presented by:* Gammon Earhart, PT, PhD, FAPTA & Lewis Wheaton, PhD Moderated by: Ahlam Salameh, PhD			*Navigating Negotiation & Hiring Process in Academia* This webinar offers a comprehensive overview of negotiation and the different stages of the hiring process, from both an applicant’s perspective and the department’s perspective. Some of the items that will be discussed in this webinar are: how to prepare yourself for negotiation, what should be on your negotiation list, and what you should consider, both financially and personally, when evaluating a job offer. Special attention will be given to negotiation from the perspective of under-represented groups and inter-cultural differences.

*Presented by:* Michael Ellis, PT, DPT & Andre Fenton, PhD Moderated by: Eric Wade, PhD			*Hiring When Building a New Lab* Through this interactive webinar, you will take an intentional look at how you want to create your future life. You will gain personal and professional clarity about what you want, create a ten-year vision which will inspire your decisions and goals, and engage in fun and creative exercises to get you there. This webinar is for you—to take the time and space to capture what you really want for yourself.
*Presented by:* Laurie Dromerick, RN, BSN Moderated by: Heidi Schambra, MD			*Creating a Chosen Life Through Vision & Goals* Through this interactive webinar, you will take an intentional look at how you want to create your future life. You will gain personal and professional clarity about what you want, create a ten-year vision which will inspire your decisions and goals, and engage in fun and creative exercises to get you there. This webinar is for you—to take the time and space to capture what you really want for yourself.
*Presented by:* Joy Ku, PhD, Jennifer Hicks, PhD, & Randy Nudo, PhD,FAHA, FASNR Moderated by: Keith Lohse, PhD, Pstat			*Sharing Scientific Work* In this education webinar, Dr.'s Ku, Hicks & Nudo spoke on the following points: - highlighting successful examples of data sharing that demonstrate its value beyond just meeting funder & publisher requirements. - provide resources & tips for effectively sharing your data. - sharing lessons learned from creating & sharing the open source OpenSim software for modeling, visualizing, & simulating the musculoskeletal system, which has built a userbase of thousands of researchers, students, & clinicians. - increasing demand for rapid dissemination of research data & the pressure to demonstrate robust publication productivity has led academic scientists to publish papers in various online preprint repositories. - pros & cons of preprint servers will be reviewed, & their ultimate role in the spectrum of scientific publishing will be discussed.
*Presented by:* Sangeetha Madhavn, PT, PhD Moderated by: Heidi Schambra, MD			Time Management: Own Your Time In this educational webinar, Dr. Madhavan asked the following questions, "Do you feel overwhelmed with the unstructured nature and demands of academia? Creating course curricula and lectures, mentoring students, writing papers and grants, collecting and analyzing data, attending conferences, serving on committees, doing clinical work, and of course endless Zoom meetings -- where does that leave time for personal priorities?" Dr. Madhavan discussed how effective time management is critical for a productive academic career and a healthier work-life balance. Dr. Madhavan also discussed best practices and strategies for successfully balancing academic goals with personal pursuits. This seminar is tailored for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and junior faculty.
Presented by: Ryan Roemmich, PhD, Preeti Raghavan, MBBS, & Trisha Kesar, PT, PhD Moderated by: Seth Hays, PhD			*Grant Review Process: Behind the Scenes* In this roundtable discussion, Dr.'s Ryan Roemmich, Preeti Raghavan, and Trisha Kesar will discuss their experiences serving as grant reviewers for various funding agencies. They will provide insight into the overall process of gran review, their approach to reviewing, and common strengths and weakness in neurorehabilitation proposals.

Presented by: Monica Perez, PT, PhD Moderated by Ahlam Salameh, PhD			Building Your Academic Curriculum Vitae Step by Step In this educational webinar, Dr. Perez will discuss important areas of focus to build your academic curriculum vitae (CV). Discussion will include the steps that can be taken from graduate student to faculty, tips on how to start building a strong CV at an early stages of your career, and the composition and format of promotion CV templates from different universities. Finally, Dr. Perez will share her own path to becoming an independent investigator in the field of Neurorehabilitation.
Presented by: Eric Wade, PhD Moderated by: Heidi Schambra, MD			Finding the Faculty Position In this webinar, Dr. Wade focused his talk on finding (and in some cases, changing) you faculty position. The topic included: 1. The documents needed for almost every application 2. How to find open positions 3. How the search committee prioritizes and reads your application

Presented by: Carolee Winstein, PhD, PT, FAPTA, FAHA, FASNR Moderated by: Keith Lohse, PhD, Pstat			Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Clinical Trials But Were Too Afraid To Ask In this webinar, Dr. Winstein discussed the importance of putting the research question before the clinical trial. Dr. Winstein identified the key components of the NIH definition of a clinical trial, the many different flavors of clinical trials and the importance of selecting the appropriate funding opportunity announcement (FOA). Finally, Dr. Winstein shared the natural progression of clinical trials from phase 1 to phase 3, how these phases differ from one another for recovery/rehab interventions and how best to align your research career with these phases.