AACE Learning Center Professional Resources-What You Need To Know That Fellowship Doesn't Teach You

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In the video, the speaker discusses three main topics related to academic medicine. First, they talk about what it's like to be in an academic environment, highlighting the various roles and responsibilities that come with it, including research, clinical practice, teaching, and service on committees and in other capacities. They emphasize the importance of finding a good mentor and understanding your own career goals in order to navigate this environment effectively.<br /><br />Next, the speaker shares insights from surveys conducted with four graduating classes of fellows, asking them what knowledge they found helpful during the transition period after graduation. They touch on the importance of learning about compensation and billing, patient satisfaction surveys, networking with colleagues, building a reputation, and understanding the workflow in a new practice.<br /><br />Finally, the speaker briefly mentions the option of working in the industry, highlighting the benefits such as access to funding, collaboration opportunities, and a more goal-oriented and practical research approach. They also mention the potential challenges, including the secrecy of industry research and the ever-changing nature of goals and job security.<br /><br />Overall, the speaker provides advice and insights for fellows preparing to graduate and enter into an academic or industry setting, stressing the importance of preparation, negotiation, and continuous learning.

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Jad Sfeir

Keywords

academic medicine

academic environment

mentorship

transition period

industry

preparation