4th Year Advanced Endoscopy Fellows Program | October 2021-Academic Practice

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Dr. Jason Dunwoody, a professor of medicine at the University of Washington, gave a presentation on academic practice, what to expect, and how to thrive. He discussed different tracks within academic practice, such as physician-scientist, clinician-scholar, clinician-clinician, and clinician-administrator. Dr. Dunwoody emphasized the importance of knowing the rules of the game and understanding the promotion criteria of one's institution. He highlighted the need for supportive environments, mentorship, collaboration, persistence, and productivity. Dr. Dunwoody also discussed the various aspects of academic practice, including clinical care, research, teaching, and administration. He encouraged individuals to find their niche and excel in their chosen area. Dr. Dunwoody shared insights on building a reputation, networking, and publishing research. He emphasized the impact and rewards that come with an academic career, such as contributing to policy changes, conducting research, and training fellows. He also discussed the financial aspects of academic practice and shared his own experiences and opportunities within the field. Dr. Dunwoody concluded by encouraging individuals to follow their passion and consider an academic career.

Keywords

academic practice

promotion criteria

supportive environments

mentorship

clinical care

research

financial aspects