Nicholas Lee: ASH Program Connects Trainees and Faculty With Mentors for Career Development
Nicholas Lee, Clinical Fellow in Adult and Pediatric Hematology at the National Institutes of Health and Johns Hopkins Hospital, Chair, Trainee Council at American Society of Hematology, shared American Society of Hematology’s post on LinkedIn:
“A great program from ASH and wonderful opportunity for trainees (and faculty) alike.
I am so grateful to this program for connecting me to extramural mentors who can help provide input and guidance on my career development.”
American Society of Hematology (ASH) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Applications are now open for ASH Careers in Hematology Advancement Mentorship Program (CHAMP)-Classical Hematology!
Designed for first- and second-year pediatric and adult hematology or oncology fellows, this year-long program pairs mentees with experienced classical hematologists for personalized mentorship, career guidance, scholarly opportunities, and professional connections.
Take the next step in your career in classical hematology.
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