Position Description:

To improve MUMUS’ representation of students, each Monash clinical site elects a Clinical Site Liaison (CSL) to represent the students placed there.

The elected students have the opportunity to represent their peers without the extended commitments of the MUMUS full committee.

Role of the CSL:

• To recognise issues arising amongst clinical students at the site and relay this information to the appropriate administration staff or MUMUS
• To liaise with the Clinical Site Administrator
• To decide appropriate use of allocated MUMUS funding
• To organise site-specific social events
• To promote MUMUS events

Application Process:

Please read the attached document. (Log in for more detail).

Global Health & Innovation Conference 2012
Presented by Unite For Sight, 9th Annual Conference
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Saturday, April 21 - Sunday, April 22, 2012

http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference

"A Meeting of Minds"--CNN

The Global Health & Innovation Conference is the world's largest global health conference and social entrepreneurship conference.  This must-attend, thought-leading conference annually convenes 2,200 leaders, changemakers, students, and professionals from all fields of global health, international development, and social entrepreneurship.  Register during January to secure the lowest registration rate.

Interested in presenting at the conference? Submit a social enterprise pitch for consideration.

The conference's confirmed speakers include:

The election procedure and subcommittee roles for the Monash University Surgical Interest Group have significantly changed. It is vital that you read this document carefully before completing your nomination form.

AVAILABLE POSITIONS (Log In to see attached file)

Except for the Year A representatives, all positions are unpaired and candidates must run individually.

Preclinical representatives

• Metro team: 3 first years and 3 second years
• Rural team: 2 Year A students (please run as a pair)

Clinical representatives

Please note that the MUMUS Clinical Site Liaisons will also act as MUSIG clinical site representatives for the Gippsland sites, and the MUSIG rural representative will oversee the preclinical and clinical rural teams.

We will elect one clinical representative from each of the following sites:

• Alfred Health
• Eastern Health
• Southern Health
• Peninsula Health
• Rural sites

To be considered for clinical site representative, you must have:

1. At least one rotation at the relevant site in 2012, OR
2. Completed third year at the relevant site.

Firstly, congratulations and welcome to the amazing Monash medical course – and most importantly, welcome to MUMUS!

MUMUS is the student society that represents the 2000 med students enrolled at Monash Clayton (undergraduate) and Monash Gippsland (graduate). You’re automatically a member just by being a Monash meddie.

MUMUS will be your voice to the med faculty and to AMSA (Aus Medical Students Association) throughout your degree as well as your source of social events, academic support and wellbeing endeavours.

Throughout the year MUMUS hosts a huge range of social events including an exciting O-Week, our much anticipated MedBall, Pleasant Friday Evening (PFEs), MedCamp, sports days and community events.

We also provide a wide range of academic supports - from revision lectures to study groups to career nights– as well as having an amazing community & wellbeing team who will host events to help you deal with stress and perfect the art of the med-life balance.

Your year with MUMUS kicks off during O-Week, and you can find all the details on our website (www.mumus.org) and our facebook pages: Monash Med 2016 (undergrads) and Monash Med Gippsland 2015 (grads)

As a Monash Meddie you’re lucky enough to also have 3 other great student groups as well as MUMUS:
WILDFIRE (www.med.monash.edu.au/wildfire), our Rural Health club,

Ignite (www.ignitehealth.org.au), our Global Health club, and

Team:MED, a new international health initiative which provides opportunities to volunteer overseas.

We don’t want to overwhelm you with information, so we’ve decided we’d attach the most useful advice we could: Recommended Textbooks

If you’ve already seen your booklist, you were probably overwhelmed by the size of the list. But don’t worry – you don’t need to buy them all! This little document from MUMUS summarises the feedback from the 2011 first years and will hopefully make your job a little easier.

From,

Your 2012 MUMUS Committee

Log In to download the recommended booklist! 

Meeting report from the first 2012 meeting between MUMUS and the faculty.
Professor Canny, A/Professor Wright, Dr McMenamin, Ash Witt and Kunal Luthra were present and the issues discussed were the new SSAF fees, exam feedback, hurdle requirements, plagiarism and placement allocations.
Log in to the see the attached report.