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Cheers with Peers
by Cheers with Peers
Cheers with Peers is a podcast by PC4. Season 2 is hosted by Dr Jennifer McIntosh and is dedicated to mid-career researchers. What are the challenges being a mid-career researcher? Dr McIntosh talks to senior researchers about all things mid-career research and asks for tips and advice. Season 1 was hosted by Sibel Saya, who guides Early Career Researchers through the maze that is primary care research. What’s the difference between a mentor and a sponsor in academia? How does an Early Career Researcher make those connections to collaborate with international researchers? Sibel sits down with mid to senior researchers and talks about issues that are important to Early Career Researchers. She finds out about things you wished you knew and things you didn’t know about being and Early Career Researcher. The podcast is produced by Primary Care Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Group (PC4). For show notes on each episode visit http://pc4tg.com.au/tag/podcast-cheers-with-peers/
Episodes
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Professor Ingrid Winship & Dr Jennifer McIntosh
This month Dr Jennifer McIntosh talks to Professor Ingrid Winship, Inaugural Chair of Adult Clinical Genetics at the University of Melbourne and The Royal Melbourne Hospital, and they discuss building a wider researcher profile. Dr McIntosh quotes Charles Darwin who said those who dare to waste…
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Professor Ray Chan & Dr Jennifer McIntosh - November 2019
In this month’s episode, Dr Jennifer McIntosh talks to Professor Ray Chan, Professor in Cancer Nursing, Faculty of Health, at the Queensland University of Technology. We believe that Professor Chan is a mid-career superstar. His career trajectory has been stellar, beginning a research career from...
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Prof Meredith Temple-Smith & Dr Jennifer McIntosh - October 2019
In today’s episode you’ll hear from Professor Temple-Smith. What makes a great supervisor? How can you as a mid-career researcher model yourself on being an effective supervisor particularly if you’ve never experienced it yourself? Lisa Delpit says Warm Demanders “expect a great deal of their...
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Prof Lena Sanci & Dr Jennifer McIntosh - September 2019
, Dr Jennifer McIntosh and Professor Lena Sanci broach how to negotiate the awkward issues as a mid-career researcher. Being a MCR can be tricky, especially when negotiating things such as collaborator roles; becoming a Chief Investigator on a Grant; the administrative burden of being an MCR with...
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Prof Mei Krishnasamy and Dr Jennifer McIntosh - August 2019
In this episode, Dr Jennifer McIntosh and Professor Mei Krishnasamy discuss the transition of clinical practice to researcher and how Mid Career Researchers (MCR) can build their folio of work to become experts in their field. Professor Krishnasamy holds the inaugural Chair in Cancer Nursing at…
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Prof Lyndal Trevena and Dr Jennifer McIntosh - July 2019
In this episode, Dr Jennifer McIntosh and Professor Lyndal Trevena discuss being a General Practitioner and embarking on a research career. How do GPs navigate their clinical research and their practice? Lyndal discusses in depth the challenges and successes of being a GP and clinical researcher....
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Dr Rebecca Bergin and Sibel Saya - April 2019
In this episode, Sibel Saya and Dr Rebecca Bergin from Cancer Council Victoria talk about Dr Bergin’s experience as an Early Career Researcher observer of the NHMRC Project Grant review panel. The conversation centres on the process of how Grant applications are reviewed and some key take-aways...
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Prof David Weller and Sibel Saya - March 2019
In this episode, Sibel Saya and Professor David Weller discuss the role of international collaboration in an Early Carer Researcher’s academic pathway. He believes that ECRs should start small and look at seed funding rather than being overwhelmed by the big picture. He discusses the role of…
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Distinguished Prof Patsy Yates, Prof Ray Chan and Sibel Saya - February 2019
In this episode, Sibel Saya sits down with Distinguished Professor Patsy Yates and Professor Ray Chan to discuss nurse-led research pathways for early career researchers. Distinguished Professor Yates discusses undertaking further education and how nurses must consider deeply the reasons for...
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Dr Kristi Milley and Sibel Saya - January 2019
An integral feature of being an Early Career Researchers (ECR) is where to access support. Recognising your community, peers, organisations, all are which are devised to support ECRs. Research can be a lonesome endeavour and encouraging and engaging in support mechanisms is crucial to success. In...
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Prof. Jon Emery and Sibel Saya - December 2018
In this episode, Sibel Saya and Professor Jon Emery discuss General Practitioner (GP) led research pathways for early career researchers. He discusses in depth his personal experience journeying along the academic career pathway and offers helpful advice to early career researchers and GPs...
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Nikki Davis and Sibel Saya - November 2018
An integral aspect of research for Early Career Researchers (ECR) is working alongside consumer representatives. Evidence suggests that where consumers participate in the design of research and data collection tools, the tools are more readily received and accepted by participants. In this…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Cheers with Peers is a podcast by PC4. Season 2 is hosted by Dr Jennifer McIntosh and is dedicated to mid-career researchers. What are the challenges being a mid-career researcher? Dr McIntosh talks to senior researchers about all things mid-career research and asks for tips and advice. Season 1 was hosted by Sibel Saya, who guides Early Career Researchers through the maze that is primary care research. What’s the difference between a mentor and a sponsor in academia? How does an Early Career Researcher make those connections to collaborate with international researchers? Sibel sits down with mid to senior researchers and talks about issues that are important to Early Career Researchers. She finds out about things you wished you knew and things you didn’t know about being and Early Career Researcher. The podcast is produced by Primary Care Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Group (PC4). For show notes on each episode visit http://pc4tg.com.au/tag/podcast-cheers-with-peers/
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Cheers with Peers is a podcast by PC4. Season 2 is hosted by Dr Jennifer McIntosh and is dedicated to mid-career researchers. What are the challenges being a mid-career researcher? Dr McIntosh talks to senior researchers about all things mid-career research and asks for tips and advice. Season 1...
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