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Mission-Based Management
March 2010
Electronic CV SystemUsers Group
What is the Early Entry Process?
1. Staff member submits Early Entry Request form to Jan Cundey
([email protected]) in Faculty Administration. The easiest flow is to e-mail the form to Jan and cc: the MBM Office at [email protected].
2. Jan will enter the basic information into the system, and then let the MBM Office and the requester know it is ready for entry.
3. MBM prioritizes CV’s based on requested entry date and on a “first come first served” basis.
4. Once the entry is complete, MBM will e-mail the prospective faculty member to clarify any questions. MBM will enter any requested changes and then e-mail back to the faculty for
final approval to use the CV in the appointment process. If there are no questions, the faculty member will still be asked to approve the entered CV for use. The department requester will be copied on all correspondence with the faculty member.
5. When the faculty member has given final approval, the MBM Office will let the requester know that the CV is ready to be used in the appointment packet.
6. When the faculty member arrives, the MBM Office will request a 20-30 minute meeting to show him or her the system.
You can check the MBM website below to see the due dates to get your CV’s to MBM in order to meet monthly Faculty Administration deadlines.
(http://www.medicine.utah.edu/mbm/cvSystem/earlyEntryProcess/index.htm)
If you have any questions regarding the early entry process, feel free to contact Mishka Foster at 585-7552 or [email protected].
Here are the steps for the Early Entry Process:
Early Entry Request Form The form asks for the “requested entry completion date.” This date lets MBM know
the date you need the CV entered by and returned to you. You should have your CV’s to MBM at least four weeks prior to the appointment deadline so that MBM will have enough time to enter and return to the faculty and department for final review. MBM will have CV’s entered within three weeks of receipt. Certain times of the year are very busy for new hires, and many departments are sending CV’s to MBM for early entry, so the sooner you get your CV’s in the sooner they can be entered.
Who IS in the CV System?
Faculty Appointment (One of the full-time tracks – Fabulous Five)• Tenure• Clinical/(Clinical)• Research• Lecturer• Visitor
Other Special Cases - Mainly for Find-a-Doc purposes• Staff Physicians/Providers• Credentialed Midlevels (e.g., Physician Assistants, Physical
Therapists, Nurse Practitioners)
Who is NOT in the CV System ?
Medical Students, Residents, Post Doctoral Fellows, Clinical Fellows, Research Associates, Staff
Exception: Those chief residents and fellows who have faculty appointments (Remember – It’s all about the faculty appointment!)
The scope of individuals eligible to use the CV system will be increased when the usage of our 1,500 current faculty is more solid.
The Verdict
New Hire Process
1. Monthly we run a list of new faculty hired during the previous month.
2. We “remove” the faculty that have been entered already through the Early Entry Process.
3. MBM emails each faculty member requesting a Word document copy of their CV.
4. Once the CV is received, we enter the CV into the MBM System.
5. We then request a 30 minute meeting with the faculty to clarify any questions and introduce them to the system.
University’s Office of Information Technology is developing a new public campus-wide Find-a-Researcher web application which will incorporate MBM data as faculty members opt-in.
Similar to MBM’s internal application, the public web-based search will enable users to find and contact faculty members based on research keywords, name, international experience, specialized equipment, and department.
Advantages to opting in:• Provides campus-wide colleagues with information about research interests to facilitate interdisciplinary research efforts• Allows all University students to see faculty research interests to facilitate mentoring and research support on faculty projects and in their labs, etc.
New Main Campus Find-a-Researcher Tool
Fields included Name Research Interests Research Statement Research Locations Languages
New Main Campus Find-a-Researcher Tool
Upcoming CV Users Group Meetings
Date Time Location
Thursday, Jan. 14th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Feb. 11th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Mar. 11th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Apr. 8th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, May 13th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Jun. 10th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Jul. 8th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Aug. 12th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Sept. 9th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Oct. 14th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Nov. 11th 1:00-2:00pm 1C309 SOM
Thursday, Dec. 9th 2:00-3:00pm 1C309 SOM
