Connection is perhaps the most crucial component in building a productive and efficient workplace. Why? Because connected teams drive collaboration, nurture healthy working relationships, and promote knowledge-sharing. The more connected we are as colleagues, the more efficient our workplace will be.
HealthBeat HUB is the digital platform that connects you with valuable resources and news, essential tools and the most important stories of the day. Follow topics and channels based on your interests or role at the medical center, post and respond to your colleagues, all at the touch of your fingers.
A one-stop information and resource page for College of Medicine staff and faculty (formerly called OneSource).
In addition to leadership and educator development programs, the Center for FAME (Faculty Advancement, Mentoring, & Engagement) offers opportunities for faculty connection, mentoring and coaching.
Additional Resources
Ohio State’s Faculty Networks provide opportunities to socialize with colleagues and connect to valuable resources to create connections and promote opportunities for faculty to discuss shared interests and concerns. Each Faculty Network will focus on the experiences of a particular faculty group, though all are welcome to join.
Building a culture of recognition supports The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center’s mission, vision and values. Recognition is critical to becoming a workplace of choice and a high performance organization. Go to HealthBeat Hub>My Tools>BRAVO> to access tools to recognize your colleagues who demonstrate our values and ambition to be a leading academic medical center that drives breakthrough healthcare solutions to improve people’s lives.
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Discover The Ohio State difference. We create unrivaled experiences that bring together expertise, ideas and resources that improve communities locally and globally. Check out the search function to find your medical center and university colleagues!
The Faculty Club is a place to connect among colleagues and family, clients and friends, with membership open to faculty, staff and administrators, as well as alumni and friends of the University. Meet distinguished faculty from every corner of the University, dedicated staff members, passionate professional and graduate students and Ohio State’s own brand of fanatical alumni from all over the globe.
The Ohio State University Alumni Association
The Ohio State University Alumni Association keeps you connected to the alma mater you love and your fellow Buckeyes. Your alumni association provides ways for you to stay in touch with the university and each other through engaging programs, in person and virtual, and lifelong learning opportunities and career guidance.
University Social Media Policy Overview & Resources
Digital media is a direct communicative arm to the fan, the prospective student and student-athlete, the donor and prospective donors as well as our opponents and our rivals. At the same time, use of these platforms also presents risks to our department and university.
The university’s Institutional Social Media Accounts for Marketing and Communications policy has been adopted and is in the implementation phase campus wide. The policy was initiated partly in response to the hacking of social media accounts at peer institutions. It provides guidance in risk management requirements, a structure for setting up new accounts, central reviews of end-user agreements and brand protection.
The STEAM Factory hosts a variety of programs that aim to facilitate collaboration between STEAM members and connect research with the greater Columbus community. These programs contribute to the scholarship of research, teaching, and outreach for its members.
Ohio State’s Association of Staff and Faculty Women (ASFW)
Join Ohio State’s Association of Staff and Faculty Women (ASFW) for opportunities to ignite your professional and personal development. We’re a nonprofit organization, but think of us as a community — one with a rich history of supporting, connecting and engaging individuals across campus since 1930.