Mentorship Mingle

Monday, March 28, 2022  5:30 pm - 6:30 pm CT - Live Only

Mentorship has been defined as a relationship in which a more experienced or more knowledgeable person helps to guide a less experienced or less knowledgeable person. Mentors help mentees with development of proper problem-solving and decision-making techniques, the demonstration of technical skills, developing interpersonal abilities, and providing personal guidance. Many industries are rapidly recognizing the importance of a formal mentorship program so that finding a mentor is not left to the lucky few who happen to meet a wise and trusted counselor. 

SGS is pleased to offer a Mentorship Mingle. This event with seasoned SGS leaders is designed to connect experienced gynecologists with younger physicians (including fellows, those new to practice, residents) through an informal small group setting to discuss a variety of topics. Learn from your mentors, their past career and life experiences, and foster a relationship that can help you advance as a professional. 

This year we have grouped three Mentors together into four groups. Mentees will select one group and spend 18 minutes with each of the three Mentors in their selected group to ensure optimal exposure of attendees to meet several senior and distinguished SGS Members and discuss timely topics. 

Mentorship Mingle Mentors

Dr. Ted Anderson Vanderbilt University Medical Center	Dr. Marlene Corton UT Southwestern Medical Center	Dr. Nicole Donnellan Magee-Womens Hospital
Dr. Rajiv Gala Ochsner Clinic Foundation	Dr. John Gebhart Mayo Clinic - Minnesota	Dr. Cara Grimes New York Medical College
Dr. Robert Gutman MedStar Washington Hospital Center	Dr. Ernest Lockrow, DO Uniformed Services University	Dr. Kristen Matteson Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Dr. Kate Meriwether University of New Mexico	Dr. Peter Rosenblatt Boston Urogynecology Associates	Dr. Mireille Truong Cedars-Sinai Medial Center