Maximize Your Membership: Early Career and Private Practice-Maximize Your Membership Early Career And Private Practice

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In the webcast "Maximize Your Membership, Early Career and Private Practice," Dr. Fajun, a neurointensivist, moderates a discussion with panelists Dr. Tim Buchman, Dr. Gretchen Sacha, and Dr. Brian Weissman. The session explores strategies for early-career professionals to leverage their membership in SCCM (Society of Critical Care Medicine) effectively. Key points include the importance of engaging with SCCM beyond annual meetings through committee involvement and local chapters, the benefits of networking, and the organization's multi-professional structure which encourages collaboration across disciplines. Panelists highlight the value of asking simple yet impactful clinical questions and the prospects for young professionals to contribute to, and shape, the future of critical care. They also emphasize the resources offered by SCCM, such as Career Central, which provides job alerts and professional development services. Lastly, the panel shares their personal experiences of how SCCM's support and networking opportunities have enriched their careers, advocating for proactive involvement and the pursuit of fellow status for professional advancement.

Keywords

SCCM

early-career

networking

critical care

professional development

Career Central

multi-professional collaboration

membership benefits

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