Nephrology fellowship - Mentoring Program
The Nephrology Mentoring Program is designed to provide each fellow a supportive, nurturing and confidential relationship with a faculty member within the division. This Mentor is distinct from the Research Advisor and Training Program Director. In general, the mentoring relationship lasts throughout a fellowship, although, on occasion, the mentoring pair may change to fit the needs and interest of the fellow. Fellows will choose a Mentor during the fall of their clinical year.
Handbook Table of Content
- Introduction
- Basic Timeline and Structure of the Program
- What Should I Be Reading
- Web Resources for the Clinical Years and Beyond
- Research Years National Conferences
- Grant Options for Salary Support
- Writing a Grant During the 1st or 2nd Research Year
- Writing a Grant During the 3rd Research Year
- Navigating the NIH Website
- For the Basic Research Fellow
- Goals of the Research Fellowship
- Expectations, Suggestions & Discouraged Activities
- Questions for Fellows to Ask Potential Research Advisors
- Approvals & Training
- Useful UW Resources for the Basic Researcher
- Recommended Bibliography
- For the Clinical Research Fellow Goals for the Clinical Research
Fellowship
- Common Research Activities
- The Research Question
- Questions for Fellows to Ask Potential Clinical Research Advisors
- Expectations, Suggestions & Discouraged Activities
- Important Questions about a Masters Degree School of Public Health
- Examples of Some of the Core Courses for Physician-Fellows
- Course Registration and Other Course Related Activities
- Phone Numbers
- Recommended Bibliography
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