Mentorship ProgramThe Mentorship Committee, through the Mentorship program, links members who are students, new professionals, or clinicians going through a career transition with experienced clinicians. A mentor will provide assistance in beginning clinical practice, networking, discovering resources, and integrating into both the Clinical Society and the professional social work community.
The mentor-protégé relationship will primarily focus on career goals, and not be a supervisory relationship. Mentors are interested in the growth and development of their protégé; eager to share knowledge and expertise, as well as provide support. As a benefit for serving as a mentor, you'll receive:
The current commitment of the mentor-protégé relationship is 3 1/2-hour phone calls or in-person meetings. If you are interested in becoming a mentor or protégé, please complete the appropriate forms below.
Mentor ApplicationProtégé ApplicationIf you have any difficulty with the application process or have questions please contact the Mentorship Committee Chair at [email protected]
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