Simulation Mentee Registration

The Simulation Committee is proud to launch our long-awaited, much-hyped, and oh-so-worth-it Mentorship Program! We have gathered a fantastic crew of current Simulation Fellows, former Simulation Fellows and/or Simulation faculty members willing to connect and mentor residents and medical students interested in a career in Simulation. If you are interested in participating in our program, please fill out the survey below. 

We will then contact each mentor-mentee pair expectations of this fantastic networking opportunity. Please feel free to contact the committee if you have any questions, concerns, suggestions. 

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