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BSHSR / Section on Medical Education Mentoring Program
The 2017 BSHSR Mentoring Program is now closed.
Check back next year in February for the 2018 BSHSR Mentoring Program.
Goals
- Support junior faculty and trainees in attaining their career goals through individualized mentorship.
- Increase junior faculty and trainee participation in the BSHSR Assembly and ATS committees.
- Help mentees gain perspective and feedback on their academic endeavors.
- Create potential for collaborative research or writing endeavors.
Expectations for Mentors
- Introduce yourself and start a dialogue with assigned mentee.
- Email CV to mentee.
- Identify realistic goals for relationship keeping in mind how you can use your own experiences to mentor and support the mentee.
- Arrange to meet at the ATS International Conference in May. We ask the mentee to take the lead in setting this up. This can occur at a time and location of your choosing. We encourage you to use our mentoring meeting space which will have refreshments.
Expectations for Mentees
- Introduce yourself and start a dialogue with assigned mentor.
- Email CV to mentor.
- Share short and long-term goals with mentor – why are you seeking a BSHSR mentor?
- Be proactive about communication, while being considerate of your mentor's time.
- Arrange to meet at the ATS International Conference in May. As mentee, we expect you to take the lead in arranging the face-to-face meeting. We encourage you to use our mentoring meeting space which will have refreshments.
Last Reviewed: June 2017


