Maha Othman: The Global Research and Mentorship Group (GRMG) is Relaunching in 2025!
Maha Othman, Editor-in-Chief at Current Opinion in Hematology, Co-Chairman SSC on Disseminated intravascular coagulopathy at ISTH shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Exciting News: The Global Research and Mentorship Group (GRMG) is relaunching in 2025!
I founded GRMG in 2020 to foster connection and collaboration during the pandemic. Honored with the 2021 Minister’s Award of Excellence; the initiative connects students and professionals in healthcare, research, and medicine with experienced mentors across the globe.
Our mission remains strong: to promote equity, build skills, and support career growth through collaborative mentorship and inclusive programming—regardless of background or location.
In 2025, GRMG will offer:
- Interactive mentorship groups
- Meet with experts
- Day-in-the-life spotlights
- Talks on scientific topics and personal development
We’d love your input! Whether you’re a student, researcher, or mentor, help shape the next chapter of GRMG by completing this short survey.
Let’s build something meaningful—together.
Questions? Contact our Program Coordinator:
George Ilbawi – [email protected].”
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