Share knowledge, build connections – apply to become an ISN mentor by April 1
ISN Mentorships foster meaningful connections between experienced nephrologists and early-career professionals, creating a ripple effect toward advancing kidney care worldwide. The program offers a valuable opportunity for mentors to share knowledge, use their collaborative skills, and gain the personal satisfaction of helping others.
Mentorship is a two-way street, as mentors benefit from the collaborative process. Rahul Chanchlani (Canada), an ISN Mentor, former ISN Emerging Leaders Program member, and newly appointed deputy chair of the ISN Clinical Research Program Committee, published a paper on medication-induced kidney injury written with input from mentees from India, Australia, the United States, and Nigeria, including one paired with him through the ISN’s mentorship initiative. Read more
This review on medication and kidney injury is a special one as it brings together a diverse collaborative group of mentees from India, Australia, US, and Nigeria paired with me through the mentorship programs from @ISNkidneycare @IPNA_PedNeph @ASPNeph. https://t.co/qkcjqbvNlC
— Rahul Chanchlani (@ChanchlaniRahul) December 13, 2023
Would you like to give back to the global nephrology community by giving invaluable guidance to others? Apply as an ISN Mentor today!
Please get in touch with mentorship@theisn.org if you have any questions.
