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Mid-Career Faculty Workshop: Research and Promotion & Tenure

  • Kara Boynewicz
  • , Amy Schlessman
  • , Roberta O'Shea
  • , Jennifer B. Christy
  • , Deborah Anderson
  • Tufts University
  • Governors State University
  • Department of Physical Therapy
  • Midwestern University

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Abstract

Many faculty development and mentoring programs focus on orienting new faculty to academia, the necessary components to start a dossier for promotion and tenure, and connecting them to those with similar research interests. However, it is essential for faculty development and mentoring to continue to occur for mid-career faculty. At the mid-career point, it can be challenging to find professional development for career advancement. The purpose of this session is to facilitate the professional development of mid-career pediatric PT program faculty by introducing participants to foundational elements of research and the process of promotion and tenure for mid-career pediatric PT program faculty. The intended audience is educators who participate in professional PT education. A panel of experts will discuss components from promotion and tenure (P & T) and solidifying a research agenda, to facilitate career advancement. Participants will identify and discuss strategies for solidifying a research agenda, productivity of research and developing research collaborations. Overall outcomes will include solidifying strategic methods and references to support a dossier, development of a network of colleagues and mentors, and implementing priorities for the development of career goals and ultimately, career advancement. This session serves as a start to the upcoming APTA Pediatrics hybrid course that will address these foundational areas in more depth.
Original languageAmerican English
Title of host publicationThe Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy Annual Conference 2022
StatePublished - Nov 18 2022

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