Over 3 days, students on the course get a taste of the teaching they themselves will receive on a training course, and spend time in a school, watching lessons and talking to trainee mentors.
All trainees receive mentoring from our faculty, and all participants are committed to building long-term collaborations and research capacity on HIV-related malignancies in resource-limited settings (e.g., development of a quick, low-cost KS test).
Both feedback from trainees and mentoring in mentoring should help PIs to be more aware of how dangerous the terrain in the scientific community can feel to a trainee, of how much more power PIs have in this environment than their students.
It's intended to be mutually beneficial: the trainee gets mentored, while hard-pressed regional artistic directors get another pair of hands.
One could compare this document to the formal review sheets distributed to faculty members by individual training programs and departments for the purpose of trainee evaluation; I have long felt that the latter can at times be poorly designed, encouraging an evaluation of imprecise qualities, such that their use might even be harmful to the trainee-mentor relationship.
In 1981 he became postgraduate dean for north-west London hospitals, mentoring trainee specialists.
Results from this survey suggest having ≥2 mentors may be beneficial in fulfilling trainee expectations for mentoring in clinical-translational training.
In addition, trainee support and mentoring to focus on clinical skills, knowledge and risk management issues specific to OOH is currently required.
We work together to develop specific research projects, obtain project operating funds, attract new research collaborators, and increase research capacity through trainee support and mentoring.
We recognize the need to move trainees from mentored to independent research, and are strong supporters of the NIH Pathway to Independence Award.
