The Facilitate Flexible Work (FFW) Network Team helps shape our future workplace by providing input on the benefits and challenges of remote, in-person, and hybrid work which include the human experience, productivity, and the need to leverage technology.
View the Facilitate Flexible Work Team charge.
View the Member Profiles on this page to learn more.
The Facilitate Flexible Work team is partnering with ITS on a feature in the Michigan app called Nature Rx. It's also exploring Hybrid Employee Parking Permit Solutions and Best Practices and guidelines related to Hybrid & Remote Work
To learn more about the FFW team, see their 2024 project poster.
As an Administrative Manager Associate, Myranda works to drive operational strategy at an outpatient dialysis clinic named Michigan Dialysis Services in Canton. A passion for administration and human resources has been a guiding light for Myranda in her career, inspiring her to obtain her Master of Science in Healthcare Management at The University of Michigan - Flint. Myranda’s work experience includes time spent managing human resources, payroll, communications, patient relations, employee engagement, administration, policies and procedures, budgets, inventories and many other aspects of operations management. Myranda recently celebrated her 5 year work anniversary with Michigan Medicine and looks forward to many more.
As an Assistant Director of Corporate Research Alliances, Raymond takes a faculty-centric approach to identify, develop, and execute sponsored research partnerships with industry partners. This includes counseling faculty on existing research partnerships, executing accompanying agreements, and identifying and cultivating new research relationships. Raymond primarily supports projects in the Physical Sciences. Prior to joining Innovation Partnerships, Raymond worked as a Project Representative in the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects at the University of Michigan. As a Project Representative on the Private Sponsors Team, Raymond worked with project teams and companies in order to negotiate sponsored research agreements, master research agreements, and non-disclosure agreements.
As an ACNRP float nurse, I cover surgical clinics nursing staff when they are on leave or call in sick. I could be at multiple buildings throughout the university, from Chelsea to Brighton, and anything in between. I learn where I will be assigned the day before my assignment. I currently cover approximately 15 clinics and we are growing. I have been a part of the university for a little over a year and love the jobs that I do. I meet many people and enjoy seeing how things are done all around the university.
Teri provides executive-level support to the Chair of Sociology and coordinates the Sociology department's faculty affairs and development processes. She joined the University of Michigan in 2015 and has spent her career providing administrative support to faculty and clinicians across Michigan Medicine, the University of Michigan Medical School, the Rogel Cancer Center, and campus.