Seattle Children’s Fellows College
Seattle Children's Fellows College offers a robust Core Curriculum, workshops, research opportunities, and travel awards to support fellows in their professional development. The program includes didactic sessions, chalk talks, and workshops covering topics such as scientific presentation skills, time management, equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Fellows also participate in Fellow and Resident Research Day, showcasing their research efforts. Travel awards from the Corkery Endowment enable fellows to attend professional society meetings. Overall, the program aims to promote peer feedback, mentoring, networking, and career advancement for fellows at Seattle Children's Hospital.
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Seattle Childrens Fellows College Co-Directors: Margaret Rosenfeld and Sangeeta Hingorani
What we offer Core curriculum Monthly sessions 6 didactic sessions 6 chalk talks (brief research presentations by fellows) Workshops Open to all fellows at SCH Complements curriculum provided in individual training programs Promotes peer to peer feedback, mentoring, networking and friendships
Core Curriculum Topics Annual Submitting abstracts to national conferences How to give a scientific presentation Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) topics Time management Every other year Navigating the IRB Introduction to grant writing Successful manuscript writing Ethical principles involving clinical research
Workshops New Fellows Orientation Launching a Successful Career EDI Training Proficiency in Teaching Principles of Quality Improvement
Fellow and Resident Research Day Full day event Showcases research conducted by fellows and residents at SCH Posters and platform presentations Awards given for best abstracts Highlights breadth and diversity of work being done Fellows expected to present at least once during training Invited keynote speaker
Travel Awards Corkery Endowment Expenses for travel to professional society meetings Priority if presenting original research Applications accepted and reviewed quarterly
