No Images? Click here Monthly Newsletter | November 2019Hello Members! Welcome fall, welcome all! In case you missed it, WIT@UCSF put on a panel discussion and mixer at the UCSF Sharecase conference for everyone to join in on the conversation about gender equity in technology. We had a blast hosting and seeing everyone there. Now that Sharecase is done, we are hard at work putting together new programming for you. Please stay tuned for future event announcements, and as always, please send us your ideas for topics or formats you'd like to see. We love to hear from our members! Next, we are highlighting a brand new blog post about a conversation we had with Sara Murray, MD, one of our Sharecase panelists. In the blog, she discusses AI, Electronic Health records, and a really cool app she's developing. We hope you enjoy it! Lastly, we want to draw your attention to the member spotlight for this month. Our newest member of the WIT@UCSF Leadership Team, Sarah Ngo, shares with us a little about her career and her life. You'll get to see why we think she's so awesome. Power on! Member SpotlightThis month, we get to know Sarah Ngo, the ultimate automator with the Division of Geriatrics. Science of Data and Technology in Patient Care: An interview with Sara Murray, MDCheck out our latest blog post about our interview with Dr. Sara Murray, who with her team of 5 super talented data analysts, are paving the way in using AI and EHRs to tackle some of the biggest issues of the health care system. Upcoming UCSF Events 3rd Annual Data Colloquium for ResearchersWednesday, November 6, 2019 | 9:00a-3:30p Other UC Events UC WIT Webinar The UC Women in Technology Committee is pleased to announce a webinar with Ann Kovalchick, UC Merced Chief Information Officer for a discussion on the real and imagined responsibilities of being female in the workplace. Wednesday, November 20, 2019 | 10:00a-11:00a Other Events Women in STEM Panel and Mixer Join an evening of networking, inspiring, and informative panel discussion with some incredible women working in the fields of science, tech, engineering, and math. The panel will be discussing their owns journeys to a career in STEM, what the future can look like for STEM if we encourage more diverse involvement in this area and advice on getting jobs in their field. Thursday, November 14, 2019 | 6:00p-9:00p Women in Tech Breakfast at General Assembly This panel is focused on Diversity Recruiting. Panelists will share strategies and tactics on how they work to build inclusive hiring practices. Friday, November 15, 2019 | Breakfast starts at 8:15a and Panel at 8:30a Articles you might find interesting Job OpportunitiesCheck out the technology related positions below or visit the UCSF careers webpage and search, "technology". Bioinformatics Programmer III in Lung Biology Center at Mission Bay Bioinformatics Programmer II in Lung Biology Center at Mission Bay Research Analyst in Family and Community Medicine Instructional Designer in School of Medicine, Dean's Office at Parnassus Clinical IT Operations Director, Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at Parnassus |