Chris Harle, PhD, M.S., was a guest on the HIMSSCast...
Title: Alzheimer Disease as a Clinical-Biological Construct-An International Working Group...
Formal and informal professional mentoring has been an institute priority since its earliest days. Awakening passion for research in a college or medical student, launching fellows and junior faculty on individualized career pathways, working with mid-career faculty to inform and accelerate their vocations are all part of the life-blood of the organization. Positively imprinted by the experience, many mentees have become mentors. Passing along knowledge, skills and motivation, Regenstrief mentors empower mentees in unique ways.
Regenstrief is proud to offer a variety of programs to those who wish to expand the depth and scope of their knowledge and research activities. Our fellows enjoy a diverse setting with a culture of exploration and optimism and a level of support not often found.
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Indiana University’s Clinical Investigator and Translational Education (CITE) Program, funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health, was developed to train certified/licensed health care professionals seeking advanced training in clinical/translational research. Potential trainees will have completed (or be in the process of completing) a doctoral degree (e.g., MD, DNS, DDS, PhD), and be certified or licensed to practice in a specific health-care profession.
Designed for junior to mid-level faculty members at IU School of Medicine, ASPIRE fosters professional development in a close-knit community of colleagues and the opportunity to work closely with nationally and internationally acclaimed faculty mentors.
learn moreEach summer Regenstrief Institute hosts a cohort of students at all levels who are mentored by Regenstrief scientists and research staff professionals. These mentees will tackle the complex healthcare challenges of the future.
learn moreI have come to realize that my mentees teach me in important ways. We share our lives, challenges, aspirations, and lessons with each other. We laugh together and also share some difficult moments. Mostly, we appreciate and guide each other.”
