Careers Transitions
Practical Advice for Foreign Medical Graduates or Scientists Planning to Come or Stay in the USA: Navigating the US Visa System
We are highly committed to a comprehensive approach toward enhancing the career development of all of our members working at the cutting edge of research and clinical practice. To achieve this we are proud to offer our Career Development Workshops, held during ENDO, our annual meeting each year.
Our workshops tackle your biggest challenges by providing networking and professional development opportunities for trainees and early career professionals in an intimate environment. Select faculty members and leaders in endocrinology share their expertise and experiences including careers in academia, industry, and private practice. Attendees have the opportunity to connect with faculty through engaging question and answer sessions and one-on-one interactions at the conclusion of each presentation.
If I could talk to myself in the past when I was first starting out as a trainee, I would tell myself to get involved with career development programs and workshops early on.”
Practical Advice for Foreign Medical Graduates or Scientists Planning to Come or Stay in the USA: Navigating the US Visa System
Presentations and discussions on careers in industry
How to Communicate Your Work to Media and Lay Public
Crafting Strong Specific Aims
Conflict, Resolution, and Negotiation
Optimizing Your Mentor-Mentee Relationship for Career Success
Careers in Academia
From Submission to Publication
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Joy Y Wu, MD, PhD on "How to Communicate Your Work to Media and Lay Public"
Professor Demeneix has been a tireless scientist and advocate for more protective policies that will improve public and ecological health. We thank her for her leadership and dedication!
We know you've heard of wearing your heart on your sleeve, but what about wearing your glands on your feet? Your serotonin levels are sure to rise once you slip your feet into these new gland socks designed exclusively by the Endocrine Society.