One-to-One Mentoring (one mentee and one mentor)

• Accompanying further training programmes by qualified external female partners for the further development of career-relevant key competencies and soft skills
• A sustainable and long-term network for the future: development and promotion of horizontal peer networks of mentees (= peer mentoring)
• Regular network meetings: Exchange, reflection, (self-)empowerment

Mentoring is an instrument for systematic personal and personality development. It is a kind of sponsorship between an experienced female mentor and their learning mentee. The experienced female mentor supports her protégé with insider knowledge, shares her experience and helps with valuable contacts.

For this mentoring relationship to work, there must be complete trust between both parties. The discussions must be confidential!

Please send the complete application documents by 15 May 2024 at the latest to the following email addresshelenewastl-mentoring@i-med.ac.at

The application documents consist of:

• fully completed application form for mentees Bewerbungsbogen für Mentees
• Curriculum vitae including a list of publications

Please take sufficient time to complete the application form. Your complete and meaningful information is an important basis for the selection and matching with your female mentor!

Start of the new programme in WS 2024/25

For further questions about the mentoring programme, please write to us at: helenewastl-mentoring@i-med.ac.at

The Helene Wastl Medicine Mentoring Programme offers a comprehensive seminar programme for career development, personal development and networking - participation in the events is mandatory.

Please note: the exact location will be announced to the participants via e-mail one week before seminar.

Since 2006, the Helene Wastl Club has specifically promoted the networking of committed female doctors and scientists and now consists of almost 280 highly competent members.

In addition to comprehensive training and (specialist) expertise, personal contacts, proactive networking as well as positive role models are crucial for a successful scientific career in medicine. The Helene Wastl Club therefore focuses on the exchange of experiences and mutual support in peer mentoring, which builds relationships and facilitates access to career-promoting networks. The intensive examination of one's own role in the medical-scientific environment strengthens (self-)empowerment.