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The Mayo Clinic Alumni Association will help you stay in touch with your Mayo colleagues and maintain a valuable professional connection to Mayo Clinic throughout your medical and/or research career.
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Each year, the alumni association and Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education co-sponsor "Life After Fellowship or Residency: Transition to Practice." This evening seminar provides Mayo Clinic residents and fellows in their final two years of training with information about successfully transitioning from a training program to a clinical or academic practice.
The curriculum includes topics such as financial management, interviewing skills, employment contracts and work-life balance. See events and programs on the Mayo Clinic Alumni Association website for seminar presentations from previous years.
Learn more about our recent alumni and how their graduate medical education at Mayo Clinic impacted their future career.
The focus on a three shield approach and mentorship model allowed me to develop first the clinical skill set needed to become a competent general neurosurgeon, but then advance my understanding through research opportunities, support to present at conferences, and rotations to the other Mayo Clinic sites. This allowed me the flexibility and resources to build a strong academic resume prior to graduation.
Sanjeet Grewal, M.D.
2019 alumnus, current faculty at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, FL
My training provided such a strong and well-rounded foundation for life after residency. I gained the confidence to manage complex cases, learned the importance of efficiency, and had the distinct honor of working alongside amazing, knowledgeable consultants dedicated to teaching. My training was truly exceptional, and I felt well prepared to begin my career.
SeQouya Killibrew, M.D.
2020 alumna, Hospitalist at Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem, NC
The program had a very desirable work/life balance. All of the consultants, nurses, office staff, and co-residents were a second family to my family. We worked hard and learned together frequently, but also got together for all sorts of occasions away from the clinic. I really miss the cohesiveness and camaraderie we had during my time there.
Eric Schommer, M.D.
2018 alumnus, Clinical Instructor of Surgery at University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences
We will help you stay in touch with your Mayo Clinic colleagues, maintain a valuable professional connection to Mayo Clinic throughout your medical and/or research career, participate in continuing medical education, and more.
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