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Mentoring-Programme at Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin

The Charité aims to support and accompany its students, outstanding doctors, and young researchers in their professional careers and personal development through targeted mentoring programs.

Mentoring Competence Center for students, physicians and researchers of Charité

Mentoring is a recognized, highly effective, and very flexible instrument of academic personnel development. Essentially, mentoring involves the transfer of informal knowledge from an experienced individual to a less experienced person. This experiential knowledge includes, for example, information about expectations in social and professional environments, favorable or unfavorable career paths, as well as opportunities and barriers in balancing work and personal life.

Programs at a glance:

For university entrants (freshmen)

The peer mentoring program is aimed at freshmen in the 1st and 2nd semesters and is designed to provide orientation at the beginning of their studies. Regular meetings between mentors and mentees are scheduled independently. Mentors are students starting from the 3rd semester.

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For Students

The Charité Student-Mentoring aims to provide early individual support to students at Charité on their journey through medical studies. Therefore, dedicated medical professionals from various departments in clinics and research serve as mentors to the students.

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For Female Scientists and Academics

The mentoring program for female scientists is part of the academic personnel development initiative aimed at supporting and guiding the outstanding young female researchers at Charité in their professional careers and personal development. The target group includes doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, junior professors, and junior group leaders at Charité who aspire to further their scientific careers or take on leadership roles in research, teaching, or clinical settings.

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For General Practitioners

The mentoring program of the Institute for General Medicine is aimed at physicians in training for the specialization in general medicine. In regular group meetings, questions arising in this field are discussed with an experienced general practitioner serving as a mentor.

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Contact

Dr. Ingar Abels

Program Coordinator