Mentorship Part 1: The Importance of Relationships and Caring in Education with Tony Tsai, MBA

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Teaching In Medicine

Kathleen Timme

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Educating health care professionals of tomorrow is one of the greatest joys in medicine. Join Dr. Kathleen Timme, an academic pediatric endocrinologist and educator as she interviews current and aspiring clinician-educators. Together, we will explore triumphs, struggles, and effective approaches in medical education. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the participants.

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Mentorship Part 1: The Importance of Relationships and Caring in Education with Tony Tsai, MBA

Teaching In Medicine

45 minutes 56 seconds

3 years ago

Mentorship Part 1: The Importance of Relationships and Caring in Education with Tony Tsai, MBA

We are kicking off a series on mentorship and other professional relationships in medical education! Tony Tsai received his MBA from Columbia Business School and is the Director of Career and Leadership Development at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Join us as we explore the importance of caring and relationships in education. What challenges do learners face in the current environment? What types of professional relationships can help learners succeed? How can mentors demonstrate care for their learners?

Also, check out Mr. Tsai’s book “Solving for WHY”.

https://www.amazon.com/Solving-Why-Antonius-Tsai/dp/1543938108