Mentor

Three women oncologist researchers at Dana Farber Cancer Institute have been named recipients of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Clinical Investigator Award.

For physicians, negotiation is a daunting — but essential — component of job searching and career advancement. Experts also say negotiating skills are key to helping physicians achieve their goals and career satisfaction.

The adage of, “careers are not a straight line, but more of ups and downs” has been a true statement for Carrie A. Thompson, MD, MS.

The Women in Medicine Summit, taking place Sept. 13 and 14, in Chicago, will provide attendees skill building, networking and other opportunities to amplify women in medicine and work toward gender equity in health care.

A 0.1 full-time equivalent-supported core faculty program led to the most fellows and faculty reporting improvements in job satisfaction and an increased sense of involvement in the fellowship program, according to survey results.

Roger Ohanesian founded Harvard Eye Associates, the practice that I am in, as well as the Armenian EyeCare Project, which are two massive forces in my life.

Navigating any career can seem like a daunting process for a young professional, and doing so in a field as complex as ophthalmology is nearly impossible without guidance.

Mentors are critically important to every physician as they learn the art and science of medical practice.

A new study funded by the NIH will assess a novel set of educational interventions around sexual harassment in the biomedical research field and how to incorporate those interventions into practice.

U.S. women medical school deans reported expectations of being more proactive, participating in external leadership development programs and confronting biases during the search process vs. their male counterparts, according to a study.