In any field, having a professional mentor can help individuals develop and advance their careers. Mentors affect the professional life of a mentee by fostering insight, identifying needed knowledge, and expanding growth opportunities. The ACR believes mentor/mentee relationships at all levels is central for a sustainable rheumatology workforce. The ACR has two mentoring programs.
AMIGO – The ACR/CARRA Mentoring Interest Group for Pediatric Rheumatologists
AMIGO is a pediatric rheumatology mentoring program that supports the career development of fellows and junior faculty in pediatric rheumatology through educational services, facilitated networking, and a one-on-one mentor.
See AMIGO program details and how to apply.
CARMA - Creating Adult Rheumatology Mentorship in Academia
Creating Adult Rheumatology Mentorship in Academia (CARMA) is a mentoring program to support career development for rheumatology trainees and junior faculty as they transition to independence after fellowship.
The application period for CARMA has closed. Please check back for future opportunities.
See CARMA program details and how to apply.