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By Sarah Bryczkowski, MD
What is mentorship? According to the dictionary, a mentor is "an experienced and trusted advisor." Mentor is synonymous with adviser, guide, guru, counselor, consultant, etc. As a verb, to mentor means to "advise or train (someone, especially a younger colleague)." A mentor is "someone who teaches or gives help and advice to a less experienced and often younger person," synonymous with tutor, coach, counsel, lead, guide, pilot, shepherd, and show.
I would like to share my story of how mentorship helped me grow as a young female academic surgeon. I originally wrote this post in 2014 as I returned from two years of research back to clinical surgery duty. It has been slightly altered from how it originally appeared on my blog, in order to show appreciation for the new connections and mentors I have found song the way. Before I do that, however, let me explain the two reasons why I thought I didn't need a mentor.
First, I didn't need a mentor because I am, and have always been, an independent girl. My parents instilled in me at a young age that if I wanted something, I had to be independent, work hard, and earn it. I babysat for spending money, became a cashier as soon as I had my worker's permit, and took a second job as a recreation counselor during the summers of high school. My family didn't have any money to pay for college, so it was my responsibility to earn a scholarship. Instead of feeling sorry for myself, I made a game of it. I bet my mother that if I got straight A's every semester of every year of high school, then she had to quit smoking. That is exactly what I did. Like most surgeons, I love a good challenge.
The second reason was because I thought a mentor would be too negative and judgmental. The only experience I had in college was with an awful guidance counselor who met with small groups of students during orientation week. When I asked about working during college, this woman (whose name I blocked out of my mind) told me, "There is no way you can keep up your grades and work during the semester." Apparently she was unaware that some students had no choice but to have a job while in school.
That did not deter me; I went on to graduate magna cum laude while waitressing in Atlantic City. What that counselor didn't realize was that just as I love a challenge, I thrive on doubt.
Once I got to medical school, I had a great time during orientation week with a pair of peer mentors (second year medical students). I'm pretty sure this was the point when I first realized the value of mentorship. It was so helpful to have people with ever-so-slightly more experience than I had, to help me learn what to expect in the next chapter of my life.
During the first two years of surgical residency, I did not have a mentor. By the end of second year, our residency program decided to assign residents faculty mentors to work with. Since I was going into the lab, I was exempt. Let me tell you, it was such a relief! I did not need a mentor. I did not need somebody to tell me what to do with my life. Plus, I had not decided what kind of fellowship I would like to do, so I did not think it would be helpful whatsoever.
Little did I realize that choosing to go into research meant automatic mentorship. There was no way around it. Mentorship involves seeking advice from somebody with more experience than you, and I needed all the help I could get.
I dove right into clinical and outcomes research with no idea what I was doing. When I finally accepted the fact that I didn't know everything (and it was okay to ask for advice), I actually found a handful of mentors.
My chair, Dr. Anne Mosenthal, became my research mentor. I began working with additional attendings on a curriculum development project and found myself an educational research mentor from the emergency department, Dr. Sangeeta Lamba. At the meeting of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) and then the Western Trauma Association (WTA), I found a life mentor, Dr. David Livingston. In fact, as I became more comfortable working with the attendings, I started to realize just how many different people were available for advice.
After attending the Association for Academic Surgery (AAS) 2013 Fall Courses, I was paired with an informal mentor, Dr. Caprice Greenberg. She provided me with invaluable objective advice about my future career. It was then that I first realized that I wanted to pursue a career in academic surgery.
At the Academic Surgical Congress (ASC) in February of 2014, I found myself a mentor for women in surgery and social media, Dr. Amalia Cochran. After seeing her present about using Twitter at international conferences, I introduced myself. She is an amazing example of a young female academic surgeon who does it all: critical care and burn surgery, elegant blog writing, participating in both AAS and AWS, and speaking at national conferences.
At the same conference, I found a group of mentors from the AAS with an interest in health care social media; Drs. Niraj Gusani, Ben Nwomeh, Christian Jones, KMarie Reid Lombardo, Andrew Wright, Justin Dimick, Lillian Kao, Jason Levine, and James Suliburk. Through these new contacts, I "met" (via social media and conference calls), Dr. Michael Zenilman who, in my opinion, is a master of organization. Following our social media introduction, we later met at a tweet-up at the meeting of the American College of Surgeons and it was like meeting up with old friends. We have since been collaborating on the International General Surgery Journal Club on Twitter.
Through social media and conferences I met some additional peer mentors. Lauren Nosanov, MD (@laurenbnosanov), helped encourage me to be active in the AWS communications committee Twitter sub-committee. Luke Selby, MD (@LVSelbs) got me involved with the RAS-ACS Education committee.
Mentorship changed my life. First, it made me realize that I wanted to be an academic surgeon. I was invited to several AWS events with my mentor and friend, Amalia Cochran, where I met so many women doing amazing things. She introduced me to Dr. Mary Brandt who is a wonderful person and pediatric surgeon. For a long time, I had no idea what fellowship to pursue; however, through many rotations and the connections I have made through mentorship I have decided to pursue a fellowship in pediatric surgery. It will be a challenge, but at least I know I have a group of amazing people to turn to for help.
Second, mentorship gave me the confidence to overcome one of my biggest fears, public speaking. My first abstract was accepted to the outcomes plenary session at the Academic Surgical Congress (ASC). I was so excited about the acceptance that I completely overlooked the plenary part in the invitation. My research mentor, Dr. Mosenthal, congratulated me and said something like, "Wow! Congrats, that's impressive, plenary session!" After Googling the definition of plenary, I nearly fainted. I was excited and overwhelmed at the same time. Then I got the map of the rooms for presenting… I went to the doctor and got a prescription for propranolol, just in case.
A couple of weeks before my abstract presentation, I had a meeting with my research mentor to review the presentation together. I told her how I was feeling a little bit nervous (which was the understatement of the century) and that I had the prescription for a beta-blocker, just in case. She looked at me with a surprised look on her face and said, "What for? That was great!" We had a long conversation about some of the negative effects of taking a beta-blocker before going on stage, like how it could bottom out your blood pressure, make you nauseous, or make your affect flat. To take it one step further, she assured me that the ASC was a resident-friendly place. She explained how it's a meeting for young academic surgeons and the audience would be cheering me on, hoping to see me do well. She believed in me so much that I gained confidence in myself. While I still brought the prescription with me, I never took it.
I have since presented at four other national meetings, as well as grand rounds at my own institution, and several local presentations. With great thanks to my mentors, I have never had to take any beta-blockers.
Third, my social media mentors have encouraged me to write, publish, and take chances. They have helped me develop new ideas, edited projects with me, and offered to participate in a national presentation panel if my idea is accepted. I have learned that I love being part of a Twitter journal club, advancing physician use of social media, and outcomes and education research.
There are different styles of mentoring, just as there are different styles of teaching. I think it is important to find a mentor who you can relate with on some level, whether it is a common research interest, common interest in specialty, or common interest in work–life balance. Good mentors are usually very busy people, but somehow always seem to have the time to sit down for a few minutes and talk.
To make the most out of your mentoring relationship:
- Be clear about what your needs are.
- Set some goals early.
- Ask for feedback, and be receptive to it.
- Schedule regular meetings.
A few other tips:
- Don't limit yourself to one mentor. Different people are valuable in different ways.
- Choose one mentor who works in a field you are considering.
- Choose a mentor whose research you find interesting.
- Choose a mentor who is happy, easygoing, and approachable.
- Choose a mentor with a life outside of work (e.g., family, hobby) that interests you.
- Find another mentor outside your own institution (e.g., become a member of a society, or when you are at a national meeting) for an objective view.
- You may also want to choose a mentor who has experience with a task (e.g., negotiating a job, presenting an abstract).
- Find a peer mentor to help you during challenging times (e.g., residency, research, fellowship, your first morbidity and mortality presentation).
- Last but not least, find a social media mentor! Get on Twitter!
Mentorship is a good thing. My hope is that the next generation of physicians is more receptive to the idea than I was.
I have to give credit where credit is due. The wonderful women at the Association of Women Surgeons, as well as lectures that I attended at the AAS Fall Courses. inspired this post.
Sarah Bryczkowski, MD, is a General Surgery Resident at Rutgers – New Jersey Medical School. Follow her on Twitter @SarahB_MD

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Nissan's self-driving and parking technology could revolutionize the way we drive.
Picture this. You are driving into town in your Nissan LEAF zero-emission electric car, looking for somewhere to park. Pulling into an underground parking garage, instead of circling around, trying to find a space, you simply pull up, get out, head off to the shop and let your car find its own parking space.
Sounds like science fiction? Well it's not – this technology, developed by Nissan, is very real, and it's already working. At the CEATEC 2012 show, Japan's leading electronics exhibition, Nissan has been showing off the LEAF NSC-2015 prototype, a car that's so intelligent, it can do the hard work of driving and parking for you.
Plug & Move is a new smartphone app and website designed to help electric car owners, and those thinking of buying an electric car, get the best from their zero-emissions experience.
It's been made as part of a co-operation between AXA Assistance, EDF, Europcar, Navteq, and Schneider and features all of the our zero-emissions electric cars, including the Nissan LEAF, Renault ZOE, Fluence Z.E and Kangoo Z.E.
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Meet ZOE, Renault's latest EV and marvel at TeRRA from Nissan, an advanced 4X4 fuel cell electric vehicle concept.
Also at the show is Nissan Pivo 3, an ultra-compact electric city car of tomorrow.
The message from Paris? Zero Emission electric vehicles will help sustain personal mobility in the future, but they are here, now… and the Alliance is leading the EV charge.
With 38,000 examples of the pioneering Nissan LEAF sold globally so far and sales of game-changing Renault ZOE city car just about to start, the Renault-Nissan Alliance's Zero Emission strategy is right on target according to the man who should know.
Visiting the Paris Motor Show, Hideaki Watanabe talks about the success of LEAF and the Alliance's ambitious plans to have 1.5 million electric vehicles on the road by 2016.
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Renault's new ZOE electric city car is taking pride of place alongside the new Clio at the Paris Motor Show this week.
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No-one should doubt Nissan's commitment to zero emission mobility and to the electric car. That was the message coming loud and clear from Nissan Executive Vice President Andy Palmer at the Paris Motor Show this week.
As he revealed the TeRRA, an advanced fuel cell electric SUV concept, to journalists from all over the world, Palmer forecast that 'in less than a generation's time, there will be millions of EVs on the roads.'
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Bank of America Announces End to Debit Card Fees As Occupy Miami Descends
Hours before the announcement this morning, Occupy Miami organized its second march on the city's Bank of America buildings. Riptide was there to check out the parade of dancing, whistle-blowing, and really enthusiastic chanting.
The hundred or so people who took to the streets walked (on the sidewalk, of course) from the Greater Bethel AME Church in Overtown to downtown Miami's BOA. In the end, a smaller group split off toward Brickell to stick it to the bankers there.
Eco-friendly cops on bikes held traffic so that protesters yelling things like "We are the 99 percent," "Up with the people, down with the banks," and "Banks got bailed out, people got sold out" could safely cross the street.
There weren't a ton of people, but those present were as loud as children at a birthday party. Once everyone made it to the first stop, the security guards locked the doors of the bank building.
That got everyone excited and set off some gyrating, drumming, and grooving to music blasting from portable speakers. What was playing? James Brown. People working at their desks looked on -- plainly horrified -- as protesters jammed out. One lady turned to us and said, "Having a little trouble with their PR?" Shame on you was understandably a big theme.
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As they passed through downtown, there were plenty of smiles and waves, even some honks. Some of the marchers were a little obnoxious with their whistles and drums, and at one point, two demonstrators playfully opened the door to Burger King to incite some passion from within. No one came running out to join us.
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They have been well aware that I don't want them living here for quite some time. Their mother doesn't see things my way. They both pay rent(300.00 per month), of which I don't see any of. My wife uses it as she sees fit. I pay all the household biills! There have been physical altercations.
If there's a conflict, call the cops.
If you and your wife don't agree on something as basic as a tranquil home life, are you sure you want to stay there? Are you sure you want to stay married.
Right now, you probably need a therapist more than you need an attorney. Get some help and figure out what you want to do. Then, if you need a divorce or want to partition the property, call a lawyer.Ask a similar question
Thanks for your input. Sometimes we need someone to tell us what we already know! These days ,some people are too broke to break-up.I guess, even though lawyers are'nt cheap and unemployment does'nt pay much,I better cut my losses and get out of this marriage . My sanity can't afford it any more.
Sadly, this makes sense. You might be surprised by how many of my divorce clients come to me about adult step-children.
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Clara Adolphs practice explores the notion of memory and the fragile, fleeting existence of humanity. She is fascinated by the the question of what remains after a moment in time passes. Working primarily with anonymous old photographs, capturing isolated details of the past, Adolphs recreates the moment and restores life in the subject.
Using a combination of palette knife and brush, with a generous amount of paint she takes much pleasure in surrendering control and allowing the paint to take on a life of it's own
'The anonymity of the characters in my paintings is an attempt to avoid sentimentality. Being disconnected from their identity allows a focus on the indefinable, yet timeless, collective nature of the human condition.- Clara Adolphs 2016
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The price and preorder of Oculus VR headset is already announced by Oculus in the first quarter of 2016. It forces them to develop some games which suitable and appropriate with this future gaming gear obviously. Some experts predict that Oculus Rift will have more than a hundred games through this year. This is not a small number of games for sure which means there are many game developers which attracted to compare their game-engine and modern gaming gear in 2016. This becomes the most expectations for Oculus Rift fans all over the world to feel a new experience through many challenging games.
The 100 games during 2016 for Oculus VR headset was confirmed by Palmer Luckey. He is the creator of this futuristic gaming-gear on his Reddit account. Moreover, he said that at least 100 games which mean that it can be more. He added that there are 20 Oculus Studios titles included on a hundred games before with many 3rd party titles either. Until this post is written, there are only two games confirmed for Oculus Rift. They are Lucky's Tale and Eve: Valkyrie. Actually, other games have already announced but we can mention it one by one in this post. Those games have announced last year through the trailer of this modern headset.
For your information, Oculus VR headset is available now with preorder system. The customers will get a package which consists of Oculus Remote, Xbox One Controller, cables, free copies of mentioned games above, a sensor and the Oculus headset itself. The creator sets the price for $599 on the market now. There is no upfront payment either. Consequently, the charge appears when the headset is on shipping already. The launching batch will be held on 28 March. However, all headsets are already sold out now according to the latest news. The second batch is predicted on May.
On our perspective, the price of Oculus VR headset is classified as cheap cost. This price point is suitable for low until high level of customers. Moreover, people are very enthusiast to wait this high-technology system of gaming-gear. However, they need to compare the minimum requirements first before using Oculus Rift on their PC. Regarding to the 100 games which will be available this year, it is a very positive comment since Oculus Rift is the most demanding gear in 2016. The more games are the better especially for the gamer communities all over the world. Let us see and wait those games.


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APC-Two was one of three APCs that guarded the convoy during the Evacuation of North Gate.
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During the Evacuation of North Gate, APC-Two was driven by Col. Victor Hoffman and Cpl. Tai Kaliso. It maintained position in the center of the convoy while en route to the North Gate Agricultural Depot.[1] Once they reached the compound, Tai parked APC-Two next to APC-One as directed by the Sappers.[2] After the convoy began to move out, APC-Two stayed in the middle of the convoy until it came under attack, and Tai drove it to inspect the vehicles hit by the Locust. They stopped the APC briefly to scare away Stranded who were scrounging through the wreckage, and then rejoined the convoy, taking over as the rear vehicle after APC-Three left to intercept a group of Locust.[3] When Cpl. Damon Baird came under attack after assisting a stalled truck, Hoffman and Tai stopped APC-Two, and headed on foot to help him. However, APC-One picked them up, and they made their way back to APC-Two. However, in their absence, a Locust had planted a bomb on the bottom of the APC, leaving them stranded.[4] They fought the Locust until Sgt. Marcus Fenix and Cpl. Dominic Santiago arrived and helped them finish the Locust off. Lt. Anya Stroud then sent in JACK to disable the bomb, and the four Gears got into APC-Two and drove back to Jacinto.[5]


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24th Annual 4th of July Fireworks over Siesta Key
24th Annual 4th of July Fireworks Display and Party.
Fireworks over Siesta Key are blasted off just north of the volleyball courts, so viewing is good from anywhere south and along Crescent Beach (south of Siesta Public Beach), out on the Gulf, or from the Intracoastal waterway.
Good weather brings estimates of 20,000 to 30,000 to the fireworks on Siesta Key, which start after dark falls around 9pm
Past dates
- Occurred Friday, July 4th, 2014 @ 8:30 pm


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Connect with Facebook
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Simple and fun!
Do you really know your friends? It's showtime!
I dont have Facebook and I really wanted to use this app but it won't let me make a quiz unless a have Facebook. Why can't I sign up with Google or something???
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We seriously have to connect with Facebook just so play this really?
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Other than that this is a pretty good game! If you know they're your friends that is.
I backed out of play with it are intended solely those with a few
Simple concept, but quite cool! For those complaining about Facebook integration, how else would it get your friends' pictures? :-P
We seriously have to connect with Facebook just so play this really?
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A really nice game.
This quiz is so funny! Could have game mode to challenge my friends.
Great game! Time flies playing this quiz!
So simple yet incredibly addictive!
Loved it


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