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NOSM U Contributions Dossier

The following form is designed to assist you in documenting your contributions to NOSM University and to assist the NOSM U Stipendiary Promotions Committee and the Section Chairs with their evaluation of your promotion application and/or eligibility for reappointment. Please be advised that you will have to save your work in this document and then submit it to divclinsci@nosm.ca.

Note: To utilize the Contributions Dossier fillable form, the document must first be downloaded and saved. The most effective way to do so is on your desktop. Once on your desktop, you can use the fillable form. Make sure to save your responses. Attach the completed form to the email to divclinsci@nosm.ca.

Contributions Dossier

Description of Acronyms, Modules & Sessions

NOSM U Curriculum Vitae

The following template is a tool for NOSM U faculty members to help them develop and maintain their Curriculum Vitae. Please keep in mind that this is a comprehensive template intended only as a guideline. Please do not feel obligated to complete every section of this template. Please complete the sections that apply to you.

NOSM U Curriculum Vitae Template

Clinical Sciences Division Meetings

The upcoming Clinical Sciences Division Meetings are posted here as available.

Wednesday, March 26, 2025 – Fireside Chat with Dr. Green

5:15PM-6:15PM

WebEx

Wednesday, May 28, 2025 – NOSM University Framework for New Academic Program Development

5:15PM-6:15PM

WebEx

Research

NOSM U encourages our faculty members to initiate and/or participate in research and scholarly activity, as well as to present and publish original work as NOSM U faculty members. All sponsored research undertaken by our faculty requires a completed Research Approval Form. All research activities must comply with relevant compliance requirements, such as research ethics approvals, and adhere to NOSM U policies, with particular attention to the Responsible Conduct of Research policy.

More information on conducting research at NOSM U can be found at ROMEO Research Resources.

Determining Continuing Medical Education Needs

Did you know?

Every Scientific Planning Committee is responsible for creating a needs assessment that underpins the educational content.

A needs assessment is:

A method of defining the gap (the “need”) between what is and what should be.
A set of evidence that demonstrates why the educational program is necessary.
A crucial part of the educational planning cycle.

New Faculty Orientation Toolkit

Clinical Sciences Division Head and Section Chair Bios and Contact Information

Clinical Division Welcome Letters:

Clinical Faculty Opportunities at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine Brochure

Welcome Packages:

Resources:

Previous New Clinical Faculty Orientation Meetings:

November 18. 2024

Upcoming New Clinical Faculty Orientation Meetings:

There are currently no available dates.