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Navigating Early-Career Decisions for Residents and New Graduates: Success in Physiatry Practice

 

Education

Residents and New Grads: Network with Faculty from Across the Country in April

Plan to join us for a virtual conference tailored for you on Saturday, April 23, 2022 from 9 am-2:30 pm (CT). Expert faculty from across the country will discuss resume-building strategies, contract negotiation, managing personal finances, starting a private practice, marketing and social media ideas, and more. We’re also hosting a virtual happy hour before the conference begins, so that faculty and participants can get to know each other before diving in. Don’t miss out—it’s FREE for AAPM&R members! 

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Who Should Attend?

Physiatrists-in-training (in residency or in fellowship) and newly graduated physiatrists (1-3 years post-training).

What's It About?

This unique virtual conference is intended to help physiatrists in-training and newly graduated physiatrists navigate their career paths.

Education

We’ll touch upon topics that are typically not taught in residency, including resume-building strategies, job search advice, interview techniques, contract negotiations and managing personal finances. We will also discuss fellowship and non-fellowship career options, as well as private practice, academic and non-clinical career options.

Networking

Prior to the Saturday session, there will be a networking event taking place on Thursday, April 21 from 7-8pm Central Time. Themed The Power of Networking, this session is meant to be a low-key opportunity to network with peers, while hearing from experienced members provide tips on how to build your network, even in the virtual environment. This is included with the course registration.

Panel Q&A

At the end of the session, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions to an esteemed panel of physiatrists from different practice settings, including private practice, academics, hospital-based practice, VA, medical-legal and non-medical.

Please join AAPM&R for this special affair, intended to help you make some of the most important decisions of your career.

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Directors

  • Jacqueline D. Neal, MD, MSE from Jesse Brown VA Medical Center and 

    Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

  • Alexis S. Tingan, MD, FAAPMR, CAQSM from University of Pennsylvania

Jacqueline D. Neal, MD, MSE

"It is important for early career physicians to experience mentorship and guidance through the process of making career decisions, networking, and tips for success in transitioning to a new role.  This course connects early career physicians with established faculty across the country who can share their pearls of wisdom and empower the next generation of physicians to start their careers with confidence.”—Jacqueline D. Neal, MD, MSE, FAAPMR

Alexis S. Tingan, MD, FAAPMR, CAQSM

“The course is an invaluable crash course to prepare new physiatrists for the professional road ahead. Our distinguished faculty will pack decades of lessons learned and words of wisdom into just a few hours. Participation in the course will pay dividends immediately and far into the future. Our hope is that course participants will not just apply knowledge gained to their own careers, but that they will also be equipped to educate their own colleagues and mentees using the knowledge gained from this course.”— Alexis S. Tingan, MD, FAAPMR, CAQSM

Pricing

Members: Free

Nonmembers: $150 non-refundable reservation fee

Want to save $150? Become a member. 

 

Feedback from Past Attendees

“I thought the early-career course was excellent. I really enjoyed the day and I learned a lot that I will be applying in the near future.” – Past Attendee

“Anyone considering attending the course should absolutely attend. The networking with other early-career physiatrists, as well as with those running the course, is excellent. And all of the various things I learned throughout the day really reaches far beyond what I expected. I would even consider attending the course again.” – Past Attendee

“I thought the course was incredibly monumental to help advance my career.” – Past Attendee

“I definitely think this is a great course for the senior resident physicians and early career physicians who want a refresher in how to navigate their career or just helping senior residents understand how to plan their career in the next few years.” – Past Attendee

“As a new attending building an outpatient general PM&R practice from the ground up, I could not have asked for a better experience.” – Past Attendee

“These are topics that are rarely covered by residency programs, so it’s a great resource for physiatrists who are early in their careers to get a 'lay of the land.'” – Past Attendee


Please contact education@aapmr.org with any questions.


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