MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

Mentorship Program

For general inquiries about the Mentorship Program, please contact:

The Wright Center is committed to providing high-quality, tailored mentorship to early career faculty pursuing clinical and translational research. Wright Center mentors possess a vast array of expertise necessary to support junior faculty. To provide flexible, open access to faculty mentors, the program allows mentees to request mentoring consultation with a mentor of their choice. Review our current list of mentors to choose a mentor before you request an appointment.

Request an Appointment

Times and Location

Faculty Mentor Office Hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1-2 p.m., in the Richmond Academy of Medicine Building (1200 E. Clay St.), Suite 1000B, or virtually.

Review our current list of mentors and their research to choose a mentor based on your individual needs.

Mentoring Advice

Good communication is a key element of mentoring relationships. It's critical that mentor and mentees identify characteristics of effective communication and take time to practice communication skills during mentor-mentee meetings. Determine each other’s preferred medium of communication (face-to-face, phone, or email) and acknowledge if it differs from your own personal preference. (courtesy of CIMER)