Mentoring Millennials

Mentoring Millennials
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Insights on mentoring millennials in training programs, highlighting their unique characteristics, perceptions, and preferences. Delve into strategies like scheduled engagement, microMentoring, and navigating pyramidal vs. flat infrastructures to address their needs effectively.

  • Millennials
  • Mentoring
  • Generational Diversity
  • Conflict
  • Training

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  1. Mentoring Millennials 2019 Training Program Directors Workshop Amit Soni, MD CHOC Children s Orange, CA

  2. Generational Diversity Millennials are viewed as substantially different from their predecessors

  3. C O N F L I C T Traditional Medicine Millennials - Information Technology - Social Networking - Rapid Change - Apprenticeship - Hierarchy - Change is Slow Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  4. Millennial Perceptions C O N F L I C T Labeled Viewed - Entitled - Impatient - Overly Socialized - Deeply Empowered - Innovative - Collaborative Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  5. Scheduled Engagement vs. As Needed Scheduled Engagement Senior Mentors - Schedules are vital for their many roles - Less flexibility Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  6. Scheduled Engagement vs. As Needed C O N F L I C T Scheduled Engagement As Needed Senior Mentors - Schedules are vital for their many roles - Less flexibility Millennials Expect - Accessibility - Fast responses - Frequent short meetings Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  7. Scheduled Engagement vs. As Needed SOLUTION Scheduled Engagement As Needed microMENTORING - Coaching for specific & defined needs in short time frame - Cognitive diversity in mentorship Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  8. microMENTORING SOLUTION Scheduled Engagement As Needed FREQUENT INTERRUPTIONS MENTORING SESSIONS Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  9. Pyramidal vs. Flat Infrastructure Pyramidal Infrastructure Senior Mentors - Siloed, Hierarchical Communication - Academia Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  10. Pyramidal vs. Flat Infrastructure C O N F L I C T Pyramidal Infrastructure Flat Infrastructure Senior Mentors - Siloed, Hierarchical Communication - Academia Millennials Favor - Groupthink - No Hierarchy - Access to All Stakeholders Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  11. Pyramidal vs. Flat Infrastructure SOLUTION Pyramidal Infrastructure Flat Infrastructure GNIROTNEM - Allowing Millennials to teach and thus lead - EMR, LinkedIn, Twitter Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  12. Pyramidal vs. Flat Infrastructure SOLUTION Pyramidal Infrastructure Flat Infrastructure Patient Safety Surgical Time Out

  13. Process vs. Purpose Process Senior Mentors - Sequential navigation of systems - Standard metrics Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  14. Process vs. Purpose C O N F L I C T Process Purpose Senior Mentors - Sequential navigation of systems - Standard metrics Millennials - Paramount - Rapid Dissemination - Rapid Implementation Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  15. Process vs. Purpose SOLUTION Process Purpose MENTORSHIP TEAMS - Collaborative mentorship reduces isolation and individual competition Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  16. Generational Diversity Differences must be recognized with bi-directional accommodation

  17. Physicians seek purpose, collaboration, and advancement in their professional lives; millennials are no different than prior generations in this respect. Waljee et al. JAMA 2018

  18. Mobile Generation Virtual Mentoring

  19. So often, we give up on a potential mentor/ mentee relationship when it does not fit our preconceived ideas of how interactions should play out. - Jennifer Waljee, MD

  20. REVOLUTION EVOLUTION OF A GLOBAL ECOSYSTEM OF INTERACTION

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