Mentoring Early-Career Scientists for HIV Research Careers

AUTOR(ES)

Kahn, James S.

FONTE

American Public Health Association

RESUMO

Mentoring is important for early-career HIV researchers; it is key for work satisfaction, productivity, workforce diversity, and retention of investigators in a variety of research settings. Establishment of multidisciplinary research projects often is accomplished through mentoring.

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