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Welcome!
We have high ambitions at SDCA. We believe that people with diabetes can have a good life. And our aim is, through our research, to improve life for all people with or at risk of getting diabetes in Central Region Denmark.
As a new member of our research team, there is a lot of things you need learn about the organization, the culture (both research and social) and a lot of practical stuff. This website is thought of as your initial entry point, where you can get an overview. The website is also an atlas for you to return to when you need to look up specific information.
Getting started
To give an introduction to the research team and the onboarding documents some supervisors team up new employees with an experienced member from research - a “buddy”. Other supervisors choose to give the introduction themselves. It is your supervisor’s responsibility to find you a “buddy”, if they are not available to give the introduction themselves. Please ask your supervisor about it if you have further questions.
Onboarding
Either your supervisor or your “buddy” will walk you through the relevant onboarding pages and give you an overview of the topics that you need to be aware of.
We suggest that you use this agenda for the onboarding:
- Introduce yourselves
- Go through the onboarding pages and give an overview of where to find other relevant information
- Take a tour around the research facility
- Arrange a follow-up talk
The purpose of the follow-up talk is to catch up on how you have settled in. If you have any specific questions you can also ask them. As the final thing, we encourage you to evaluate the introduction.
Help us keep the information up to date
It is your responsibility to update this website if you have encountered any information that was not up to date and you should add any other information you would have liked the page to contain. This is a very important step because it ensures that this material is always current and helps the next new team member.
There are instructions for how to contribute available under the Contributing tab.
Read through this website, especially the “Onboarding” section, which is targeted to new employees. If you have a question that isn’t answered here, open an Issue (needs a GitHub account) to let us know that we need to add this information. Then email either Inger Hornbech (inger.hornbech@rm.dk) or Julie Knudsen (julie.knudsen@rm.dk) to get your question (hopefully) answered.
Access to Forum
At the very least, you will probably need to get an access/ID card for entering AUH and Forum.
- If you have an RM ID-card: You can get access to SDCA by emailing your User ID to Inger Hornbech or Julie Knudsen.
- If you don’t have an RM ID-card: Inger or Julie will need your CPR number and after that you will need to visit the card administration to have a photo taken, which is at Plan 1, Universitetstorvet i Nord, Krydspunkt 110, room J116-106. Opening hours are Mon to Fri from 07.30-09.30 & 10.00-12.00. Remember to bring photo ID (e.g. driver’s license).
Employment
If you have questions about your salary or contract, its best to ask whoever administers yours or your supervisor’s grants. That would be Maria Siggaard (marsig@rm.dk) if employment is at RM or Charlotte Rosholm (cro@clin.au.dk) or Henriette Jaquet Harrit (henriette.jaquet@clin.au.dk) if employment is at AU.
Learn more about SDCA!
Did you know that Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus is a young organization that started in 2018? You’ll find background information and some practical information in the Emento app. To get access you will need a login. Please contact Inger Hornbech.
You can also find useful information about the organisation and research at Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus in Region Midtjylland on our website.