The EMARC Mentor Program is a way to pair new and seasoned EM coordinators in a similar-sized program and/or in the same region. This is a wonderful opportunity for new coordinators to have a dedicated person to contact with questions. Why recreate the wheel and struggle when we are all doing the same job? This pairing also means you won’t be alone at our annual conference! You and your mentor can make plans to get coffee, have a snack, or enjoy lunch together.
Mentor Requirements & Expectations. To serve as a mentor, a PC must:
1. Have served as a Program Coordinator for >1 year.
2. Be willing to commit to a mentee for 12 months, upon being paired.
3. Be able to dedicate up to 7 hours over the course of 12 months.
4. Demonstrate enthusiasm for graduate medical education and the PC role.
5. Demonstrate consistent ability to meet GME & ACGME deadlines.
6. Be knowledgeable and skilled at utilizing resources.
Expectations
1. Complete the program intake form.
To submit a request for a mentor or to be a mentor, please fill out EMARC Mentor and Mentee Sign-up 2023 – https://forms.office.com/r/fvNd9WDTJU
*Should you no longer want a mentor or be a mentor, please edit your submission or email the Membership and Mentorship Committee chair.
Make yourself available to answer questions and give advice on an as-needed basis.
10. If attending the CORD Academic Assembly, plan to connect with your mentee for coffee, a meal, or a break time to check in.
Time investment
Total: 4 – 7 hours (over 12 months)
Initial meeting topic list.
3. Schedule an initial virtual meeting with your mentee.
4. Consider facetime/skype/etc.
5. Take you & your mentee’s program intake forms and the initial meeting topic list along as resources.
6. Introduce your mentee on the Facebook, Instagram, and EMARC Community.
7. Come prepared with information about their educational and professional background, as well as 3 fun facts.
8. Reach out to your mentee monthly (a quick phone call, email, or chat.)