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The DZL Academy Career Mentoring Program “Careers in Respiratory Medicine” aims to foster a network of excellent early career scientists and clinicians working in biomedical sciences/medicine and to raise future lung research community leaders for executive-level positions requiring management and leadership skills.
As each career path requires a different skills portfolio and each individual brings his or her own professional background to it (including soft skill expertise and previous mentoring experience), “Careers in Respiratory Medicine” focuses on supporting each fellow individually in their career orientation and progression.
The duration of the formalized program depends on the personal portfolio of each mentee, but should not last longer than 15 months. However, the mentor-mentee relationship may well continue in the sense of a life-long relationship.
DZL Academy will advertise the mentoring program via e-mail list, Academy website and DZL site coordinators. Interested candidates, who would like to participate in the mentoring program, are encouraged to send their application including the following documents and read the DZL Academy Mentee Guidelines :
The DZL Academy Board will select the 10 successful candidates. Decision criteria are the number of applicants, CV, the career status of the individual candidate, and the submitted mentee questionnaire. Selected mentees will be notified approximately 6 weeks after the application deadline.
Kick-off Workshop (1-2 days) on 24-25th April 2024
Interim Reflection Workshop (1-2 hrs online)
Close-Out Workshop (1-2 days)
Dr. Birgit Teucher – DZL Academy Coordinator
1 The Academy will only fund participation in workshops/seminars oranised as part of the mentoring program. For all other training needs identified during mentoring, the mentee needs to identify other sources of funding.
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