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Faculty Career Surgeries are Back!
By b.isibor, on 3 May 2024
Faculty Career Surgeries are back! This is a chance for Professional Services and Technical Staff to discuss career plans and get one-to-one advice,
covering three fields: HR, Education, and Postdoc careers. From feedback last year, participants shared they have been offered secondment jobs, attended relevant conferences, and undertaken training to enhance their professional qualifications- all of which were advised by senior colleagues from respective fields.
covering three fields: HR, Education, and Postdoc careers. From feedback last year, participants shared they have been offered secondment jobs, attended relevant conferences, and undertaken training to enhance their professional qualifications- all of which were advised by senior colleagues from respective fields.
These surgeries will take place in May, June, and July, offering three sessions per category. Each session will last for 45 minutes and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. If all slots are filled from Doodle, a record of those who registered after the slots were full will be kept if a slot becomes available for re-allocation.
Please register your interest by adding your name and email address to the doodle polls linked below (please select one):
May 28– HR
This surgery is designed for staff members who are looking to develop their skills, progress in their careers, or transition into the HR field.
With Linda Ali-Brown (Faculty Lead HR Business Partner) and Laura Allum (HR Manager, IoN)
June 13– Education
This surgery is for staff interested in pursuing or progressing a career within Education, such as student experiences, administration and department support or leadership.
With John Draper (Divisional Head of Administration, PaLS) and Rik Ganly (Faculty Education and Student Experience Manager)
July 12- Postdoc
This surgery is intended for staff members wanting to transition from a science-related role to one focused on research within a professional or technical staff capacity.
With Nick Burt (Deputy Institute Manager, IoO) and Helene Crutzen (Institute Manager, IoN)
If you have any questions, feel free to contact fbs.edi@ucl.ac.uk.
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