Clinical Faculty Mentoring Program
Department of Radiology
The Importance of Mentorship
The School of Medicine believes that mentoring junior faculty is integral to scientific and clinical success and professional fulfillment.
Mentoring junior colleagues is not only good cultural practice but is required by university policy.
Our Goal
Department leadership and the Mentoring Council of the Department of Radiology aim to enhance mentoring in the Department.
- Mentors (Senior Faculty) - Associate Professors, Clinical Associate Professors, Professors and Clinical Professors
- Mentees (Junior Faculty) - Assistant Professors, Clinical Assistant Professors, and Clinical Instructors
- New since 2023: The Department of Radiology is now offering Associate Professors and Clinical Associate Professors the opportunity to be paired with a mentor (Professors and Clinical Professors).
Mentors provide guidance in the areas of clinical care, research, teaching, administrative/leadership interests, and well-being.
Radiology Mentoring Surveys and Questionnaires
Mentee Survey (For Assistant Professors, Clinical Assistant Professors, and Clinical Instructors)
Mentee Survey (For Associate Professors and Clinical Associate Professors)
Mentoring Meeting Questionnaire – For Mentors to Complete After their Mentoring Meeting
Mentoring Meeting Questionnaire – For Mentees to Complete After their Mentoring Meeting
The Mentoring Council of the Department of Radiology
Luke Yoon, MD, Program Chair
Robert Boutin, MD
Marta Flory, MD
Ben Franc, MD, MS, MBA
Michael Iv, MD
Bryan Lanzman, MD
Carina Mari Aparici, MD
Eric Rosen, MD
Uzma Waheed, MD
Questions or Comments?
Please send all questions and comments to Luke Yoon, Associate Chair Faculty Well-being and Development, at lukeyoon@stanford.edu.