VIDEO: Early career goals should include developing mentor networks, defining values

ByPamela Kunz, MD

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Pamela Kunz, MD, provides two pieces of advice for women starting in oncology that she wishes she had known as a trainee and during her time as a junior faculty member.

First, no single mentor can serve all your needs, and it is important to develop a mentor network that includes individuals inside and outside of your institution – or even outside of your specialty. Second, allow your values and principles to drive your choices and what matters to you in building your career.