Michigan Surgery Sessions13 Okt 2020

Mentorship in Surgery | Michigan Medicine

Trainees need teaching to learn surgical skills, but they also need coaching to help them navigate their path and inform career decisions. That's where mentorship comes in.

On this episode, we explore what mentorship looks like for medical students and surgery residents, what makes a good mentor and mentee, how to find a good fit, and what both the mentor and mentee can take away from the relationship.

Featured speakers:

Moderator: Gurjit Sandhu, PhD
Guest Speaker: Jessica Santos-Parker, PhD, MS
Guest Speaker: Seth Waits, MD

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Trailer: Michigan Surgery Sessions

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