Tag Archives: career development
Case: Mentoring Leadership in Your Career
Key Phrases: Advocating for your mentee Encouraging mentee independence Authorship expectations in a mentoring relationship Lisa is a productive Assistant Professor in your department. Her technical/research mentor is Charles, a departmental professor and senior investigator who has a large and … Continue reading
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Mentoring and Your Career:
Learning Pearls for Mentors and Mentees
Creating Developmental Networks The Developmental Mentoring Network is a framework for career development and mentoring that has evolved from traditional conceptualizations of hierarchical, dyadic, intra‐organizational mentoring relationships to a contemporary perspective of multilevel, multiple, networked relationships that are intra‐ and … Continue reading
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Learning Pearls for Mentors and Mentees
Learning Pearls for Mentors and Mentees
Mentoring & Career Development
This section covers frameworks for career development and strategies for mentors to build career paths in academic medicine. It also includes an exercise on developmental networks, small groups of mentors, mentees, and other individuals who provide regular advice and support to … Continue reading
