University of Louisville Hospital

| Name | Title | Area of Expertise | |------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Tom Miller | Chief Executive Officer | Strategic development, operations management, healthcare leadership, and investor relations | | Ken Marshall | Chief Operations Officer and Chief Administrative Officer | Hospital operations and administrative leadership | | Jason W. Smith, M.D., Ph.D. | Chief Medical Officer | Clinical leadership and patient care quality | | Shari Kretzschmer, M.B.A., M.S.N., R.N., N.E.A.-B.C. | Senior Vice President Patient Services & Chief Nursing Officer | Nursing leadership, patient services, and quality improvement | | Mary Nan Mallory, M.D., MBA | Emergency Room Provider | Emergency care | | Syed Sajid Ali Shah, M.D. | Emergency Room Provider | Emergency medicine | | Hugh W. Shoff, M.D., MS | Emergency Room Provider | Emergency medicine, hospital operations, patient safety, and quality improvement | | Eric B. Yazel, M.D. | Emergency Room Provider | Addiction medicine, substance use disorders, EMS, resuscitation medicine, and tactical medicine | | Jessica B. Dennison, M.D. | Emergency Room Provider | Spinal cord injury, wellness, and preventative health | | Judy Kees | Senior Director of Patient Experience | Patient experience leadership and coaching | | Jennifer Hoert, Ph.D., CPXP | Director of Patient Experience | Patient feedback analysis and experience enhancement | | Carey Henderson, MSN, RN | Coach for UofL Health – UofL Hospital | Patient care coaching for nursing services | | Greg Jamison, BSN, RN | Coach for Emergency Departments | Emergency department patient care coaching | | Megan Porter, MHA, MS, OTR/L| Coach for Outpatient Services – Downtown Medical Campus | Outpatient services coaching | | Joanna Alexander | Project Coordinator | Patient experience program coordination | | Kerri Remmel, M.D., Ph.D. | Medical Director, Comprehensive Stroke Center | Stroke care innovation and patient recovery programs |

Department	Average Fee Range for Consultations & Procedures	Cost Variability Factors	Financial Assistance Options
Cardiology	$150 - $2,500 (consultations, echocardiograms, stress tests); $20,000+ for complex interventions	Case complexity, specialist involvement, imaging tests, and duration of care	Discounted care, payment plans, Medicaid eligibility, or financial counseling
Neurology	$200 - $3,000 (consultations, EEGs, MRIs); $30,000+ for surgeries or advanced treatments	Type of diagnostic tests, inpatient vs outpatient care, procedure complexity	Payment plan options, financial aids based on income level
Oncology	$300 - $4,000 for consultations, imaging, and biopsies; $50,000+ for chemotherapy or radiation therapy	Type of cancer, treatment duration, and combination therapies	Charity-based care options, financial assistance based on federal poverty guidelines
Orthopedics	$250 - $5,000 (consultations, X-rays, injections); $20,000 - $40,000 for surgeries	Procedure complexity (e.g., replacements vs minimal invasive), hospital stay length	Payment plans, income-based care discounts
Outpatient Services	$50 - $1,000 for minor consultations, diagnostics, and urgent care	Service type (e.g., lab tests, vaccinations), urgency of care	Flexible payment options, insurance counseling

markdown | Program/Service | Description | |------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Financial Assistance Programs | Free or discounted care for low-income families based on household income and Federal Poverty Guidelines. Payment plans and support from financial counselors are available to assist with applications for Medicaid and other programs. | | Transition of Care Nurse Navigators | Support for post-discharge patients, ensuring care coordination, follow-up appointments, and addressing barriers to safe transition home. | | Peer Support Programs | Includes trauma support, stroke survivor groups, grief recovery sessions, and prenatal care groups. Trauma Survivors Network provides resources for injury recovery and emotional support. | | In-Home Care Services | Adult day care programs offer in-home aides and specialized transportation for elderly or disabled individuals. Providers include Almost Family, GuardiaCare, and others in the Louisville area. | | Adult Day Care Centers | Services for seniors and individuals with disabilities, including health and social support models at locations like GuardiaCare, Highlands Community Ministries, and Sacred Heart Village Daybreak Center. | | Palliative Care | Multidisciplinary care for patients with serious illnesses, focusing on improving quality of life and providing relief from symptoms and stress. | | Trauma Program Support | Includes free resources like the NextSteps program, trauma recovery assessments, and connections to the Trauma Survivors Network to help patients rebuild lives after injury. | | Senior Care Programs | Educational and social groups, discounts, and special services for senior hospital patients, offered through affiliations like the Senior Friends program. | | Cancer and Specialized Health Support | James Graham Brown Cancer Center provides care for cancer patients, offering clinical trials, education, and support services. | | Social Support Groups for Mental Health | Support groups for trauma recovery, stroke survivors, grief processes, and peer support services to teach life skills and manage conditions. |

| Payment Plan Options | Details | |--------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Installment Options | Nelnet Payment Plan: Allows division of high-cost medical bills into monthly payments. Available for current semester expenses only. | | Interest-Free Plans | No interest or finance charges apply with the Nelnet Payment Plan. Down payment and enrollment fees are required but processed immediately. | | Flexible Payment Structures| Multiple scheduling options under the Nelnet Plan: 4-month (20% down payment required) or 3-month (25% down payment required) plans. Specific enrollment fees apply (e.g., $30). Payments are spread across months depending on enrollment timing (e.g., Aug-Nov, Jan-April, etc.). | | Charity Care | Medical bill discounts or forgiveness available based on income. Households under 204% of the Federal Poverty Level may qualify for free care, and those under 322% may qualify for discounted care. Assistance for applications is offered at no charge. | | Additional Assistance | Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) or Health Reimbursement Accounts (HRA) may help offset eligible medical expenses for participants in relevant health plans. |

Service	Description	Contact Information
Financial Assistance Program	Offers free or discounted care based on family size and household income, in accordance with Federal Poverty Guidelines.	Central Business Office, 300 East Market Street, Suite 400, Louisville, KY 42020, Phone: 502-588-4770
Payment Plans	Provides monthly payment plans for insured and uninsured patients to resolve financial obligations.	Financial Counselor, Phone: 502-681-1440
Charity Care	Eligible patients under 204% of the Federal Poverty Level may qualify for free care, and those under 322% may qualify for discounted care.	Contact Dollar For for assistance with applying for hospital charity programs, Phone: N/A
Price Transparency and Cost Estimates	Detailed lists of hospital charges are available. Patients can consult financial counselors for personalized cost estimates or discounts for uninsured/underinsured individuals.	Financial Counselor, Phone: 502-681-1440
Public Program Eligibility Guidance	Assistance in determining eligibility and application for public programs, such as Medicaid, as part of financial aid options.	Central Business Office, 300 East Market Street, Suite 400, Louisville, KY 42020, Phone: 502-588-4770

Accommodation Type	Description
Physical Accessibility	Wheelchair-accessible facilities, including gyms and therapy spaces; specialized seating and mobility options such as lightweight and power wheelchairs with custom controls.
Assistive Devices	Assistive technology for mobility, adaptive computer access, communication devices, and electronic aids to daily living; home and workplace modifications.
Communication Aids	Interpreter services for limited- and non-English speaking patients and families; alternative and augmentative communication devices for individuals with speech impairments.
Priority Services	Specialized rehabilitation programs for spinal cord injuries, strokes, and other disabilities; individualized evaluations and exercise plans for patients at accessible gyms.
Staff Training	Professionally trained staff in assistive technologies and activity-based interventions; education on inclusion, diversity, and communication tools for staff and clinicians.

Department	Digital Health Service	Features and Tools	Patient Support
Behavioral Health	Telemedicine for Mental Health	Video teleconferencing Accessible virtual care for adolescents and mobility-challenged patients Mobile device functionality	Improves accessibility for underserved populations Reduces barriers like travel and trust issues Enhances reach to remote patients
Primary Care	Telehealth Services	Virtual appointments via phone, tablet, or computer HIPAA-compliant video platforms Symptom assessment and treatment guidance	Offers convenient, location-flexible care Provides timely consultations to manage illnesses Ensures patient privacy and security
General Medicine	MyChart Patient Portal	Scheduling appointments Medication refill requests Viewing test results and health history Secure messaging and video telehealth	Centralized management of health information Enables family access and care coordination Accessible platform for continuous interaction
Hospital Facility	MyHealthNow Portal	Reviewing appointments and test results Medication management Immunization and allergy history tracking	Streamlines patient follow-up care Allows access to a broad range of services Mobile-compatible via Healthelife app
Information Technology	Telehealth Platforms	BlueJeans HIPAA-compliant application Institutional licenses for secure video sessions Cross-platform compatibility (PC, tablet, phone)	Paves the way for inpatient and outpatient care Reduces in-person visit dependency Includes interpreter services for diverse patients

Department	Programs/Rotations	Details
Cardiology	Clinical Electives	Hands-on experience in CCU, general wards, and cardiovascular consultations. Students interpret ECGs, observe procedures like catheterizations, and participate in case discussions and rounds.
Neurology	Core Clerkship	Four-week clinical rotation. Students gain experience diagnosing and managing neurological disorders.
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Core Clerkship	Six-week rotation focusing on women´s health, including prenatal care, labor/delivery, and gynecological procedures.
Pediatrics	Core Clerkship	Six-week rotation in pediatric clinics and hospitals. Students learn about child development, disease prevention, and managing pediatric illnesses.
Internal Medicine	Core Clerkship	Eight-week rotation covering diagnosis and treatment of adult diseases. Includes sub-specialty rotations, daily rounds, and procedural training.
Psychiatry	Core Clerkship	Six-week rotation focusing on mental health care, including diagnosing and managing psychiatric disorders through therapy and medication.
Surgery	Core Clerkship	Eight-week rotation involving operative procedures, pre-operative care, and post-operative management across different surgical specialties.
Family Medicine	Core Clerkship	Six-week rotation emphasizing care in rural/underserved areas. Includes preventive medicine and primary care practices.
Emergency Medicine	PGY-1 Rotation	One-month rotation focused on emergency procedures, suturing, and managing acute care conditions in the ER setting.
Critical Care	PGY-1 Rotation	One-month training in ICU, managing critically ill patients, and developing procedural and communication skills.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery	PGY-1 Rotation	One-month experience in surgeries and clinics, focusing on head and neck pathology and comanagement of specific patients.
Palliative Care	Fourth-Year Selective	Two-week rotation designed to manage terminal patients, focusing on pain relief, communication, and end-of-life care strategies.
Trauma Surgery	PGY-1 General Surgery Rotation	One-month rotation in a Level I trauma center, handling acute trauma cases and managing surgical emergencies.
Pre-Matriculation Program	Introductory Program	Designed for incoming students with coursework previews, clinical exposure, and professional development workshops.
MD/MBA Dual Degree	Advanced Program	Combines medical education with business skills, focusing on healthcare management and innovation.

Department	Research Project	Description	Impact
Cardiology	Stem Cell Therapy for Heart Failure	Clinical trial led by Roberto Bolli to test IV-delivered umbilical cord-derived stem cells for ischemic cardiomyopathy.	Potential paradigm shift in heart failure treatment, improving quality of life and accessibility through less invasive therapy.
Infectious Diseases	ARLG Pneumonia Direct Pilot Study	Observational study evaluating pathogen- and host-directed tests for diagnosing ventilator-associated pneumonia.	Improves diagnosis accuracy for pneumonia, aiding ICU clinical decision-making.
Infectious Diseases	Post COVID-19 Research Clinic	Studies long-term cardiovascular and pulmonary effects of COVID-19 in collaboration with multiple institutions.	Enhances understanding and treatment of post-COVID conditions using innovative diagnostic methods.
Cardiovascular Innovation	FCR001 for Kidney Transplants	Research and trials to eliminate immunosuppression drugs for kidney transplant patients using cell therapy.	Drastically improves post-transplant life quality and reduces long-term dependency on medications.
Oncology	Cancer Immunotherapy Trials	Testing new immunotherapies and drugs aimed at treating various cancer types at the Brown Cancer Center.	Improves survival rates and reduces toxicities for cancer patients globally.
Microbiology & Immunology	Therapeutics for Encephalitis Viruses	Research on small molecule drugs for equine encephalitis viruses funded by NIH.	Aims to create life-saving antiviral therapies for humans without current FDA-approved treatments.
School of Medicine	Louisville Clinical and Translational Research Center	Statewide infrastructure for training researchers and conducting studies on chronic conditions.	Develops novel therapies, trains future clinical researchers, and improves health outcomes in Kentucky.
Public Health	Joint Pilot Project Program	Collaborative projects addressing public health challenges with innovative approaches.	Advances interdisciplinary solutions for major health problems and NIH-funded research.

Department	Affiliation	Professional Development Program
Neurology	University of Louisville School of Medicine	Continuing Medical Education (CME) Programs
Anesthesiology	Veterans Affairs Medical Center	Residency and Fellowship Programs
Cardiology	Norton Hospital	Resident Training and CME Programs
Dentistry	University of Louisville School of Dentistry	Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education
Geriatrics	UofL Health - UofL Hospital	Interdisciplinary Learning Programs
Neurosurgery	Jewish Hospital	Hands-On Residency Training
Nursing	American Nurses Credentialing Center	Magnet Designation for Nursing Excellence
Rehabilitation	Frazier Rehabilitation Institute	Specialty Training in Stroke and Brain Injury
Research	Brown Cancer Center	Clinical Trials and Research Initiatives
Pediatrics	Norton Children’s Hospital	Residency and Pediatric Research Programs

Department	Certification/Program	Accreditation Body
Emergency Medicine	Emergency Medicine Residency	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Pediatrics	Pediatric Emergency Medicine Rotation	ACGME
Cardiology	Comprehensive Cardiovascular Care Programs	American College of Cardiology (ACC)
Oncology	Brown Cancer Center Accreditation	Commission on Cancer (CoC)
Burn Center	Adult Burn Unit	American Burn Association (ABA)
Nursing	Post Graduate APRN Certificate	Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
Neurology	Comprehensive Stroke Center	Joint Commission
Radiology	Interventional Radiology Residency	ACGME
Trauma	Level I Trauma Center	American College of Surgeons (ACS)

Department	Opportunity	Description	Link/Contact
Brown Cancer Center	High School Summer Research Internship	An 8-week program for high school students to experience cancer research, including lab work and mentorship.	Contact Ashley Curry at ashley.kareken@louisville.edu
Center for Excellence in Research in Infectious Diseases	Clinical Research Internship	Immersive program covering theoretical and practical aspects of clinical research.	Email IDintern@louisville.edu
Nursing Department	Nurse Externship Program	Three-level externship for nursing students, including intensive skill development under professional supervision.	Details on UofL Health Careers page
Various Departments	Job Shadowing	Opportunity to observe professionals to gain insights into career paths and responsibilities.	Details on UofL Health Careers page
General Hospital Programs	Residency Programs	Advanced training opportunities in clinical fields like Pharmacy and Pastoral Care.	Details on UofL Health Careers page
General Hospital Programs	Paid and Unpaid Internships	Hands-on experience in various medical and administrative roles across the hospital.	Details on Internship Central
Nursing Department	Clinical Training (Nurse Anesthesia Program)	Extensive clinical hours and specialized training for Nurse Anesthesia students.	Details on UofL Nursing site

Department	Award	Recipient(s)	Year
General Internal Medicine	Teaching Award: Hospital Medicine	Hazar Hassuneh, M.D.	2023-24
General Internal Medicine	Teaching Award: Hospital Medicine	Tyler Sharpe, M.D.	2019-23
General Internal Medicine	Teaching Award: Ambulatory Medicine	Erin Murphy, M.D., Jennifer Koch, M.D.	2022-24
Department of Medicine	Professionalism Award	Esther Bak, M.D., Emily Hartman, M.D.	2023-24
Department of Medicine	Stuart Urbach Award for Excellence in Faculty Teaching	Tyler Sharpe, M.D.	2023-24
Department of Medicine	Outstanding Senior Resident Award	Niko Touloumes, D.O.	2023-24
Health Equity	Health Care Heroes: Health Equity Champion Award	Keith Miller, M.D., Muhammad Babar, M.D.	2022
Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery	Health Care Heroes: Innovator Award	Mark Slaughter, M.D., Siddharth Pahwa, M.D.	2022
Pharmacy Services	Technician of the Year	Jovan Hughes, CPhT	2022
Pharmacy Services	Pharmacist of the Year	Lourdes Cross, PharmD	2022
Pharmacy Services	New Practitioner of the Year	Emily O´Reilly, PharmD	2022
Nursing	Magnet Recognition	UofL Hospital and Brown Cancer Center Nursing Teams	2022
Environmental Services	Crothall Healthcare’s National Account of the Year Award	UofL Hospital EVS Team	2024

Department	Specialty/Program
Child Psychology	Child Clinical and Pediatric Psychology Internship
Dentistry	General Practice Residency
Emergency Medicine	Emergency Medicine Residency
Endocrinology	Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowship
Family Medicine	Family Medicine Residency Program
Hematology/Oncology	Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Fellowship
Internal Medicine	Internal Medicine Residency
Neonatology	Pediatric Neonatal Fellowship
Neurology	Stroke/Neurology Training Programs
Pharmacy	PGY1 Pharmacy Residency PGY1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency PGY2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency PGY2 Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Residency PGY2 Infectious Diseases Residency PGY2 Internal Medicine Residency PGY2 Oncology Pharmacy Residency
Pediatrics	Cardiology Fellowship Child Abuse Fellowship Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Emergency Medicine Fellowship Endocrinology Fellowship Hematology and Oncology Fellowship Hospital Medicine Fellowship Infectious Diseases Fellowship Neonatal Fellowship Pediatric Surgery Fellowship Pulmonology Fellowship
Radiology	Diagnostic Radiology Residency
Trauma/Burn Care	Advanced Burn Life Support (ABLS), Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS)

Department	Specialty Training Programs
Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine	Residency
Cardiology	Fellowship (Cardiovascular Disease, Electrophysiology)
Cardiothoracic Surgery	Residency
Dermatology	Residency
Emergency Medicine	Residency
Family Medicine	Residency (Louisville and Glasgow), Fellowships (Geriatrics and Sports Medicine)
Internal Medicine	Residency
Neurology	Residency, Child Neurology Residency
Neurological Surgery	Residency
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Residency
Ophthalmology	Residency
Orthopaedic Surgery	Residency
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine	Residency
Pediatrics	Residency
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation	Residency
Plastic Surgery	Residency
Psychiatry	Residency
Radiology	Residency (Diagnostic Radiology with rotations in multiple specialties), IR Independent Residency
Pharmacy	PGY1 and PGY2 Residencies (e.g., Critical Care, Oncology, Emergency Medicine)
Surgery	Residency (General Surgery)

markdown | Service/Support Option | Description | |-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Financial Assistance Program | Free or discounted care for uninsured or underinsured patients, based on income and family size, according to Federal Poverty Guidelines. Applications are available online, by mail, or in person at the Emergency Room and admissions areas. Translation services are available upon request. | | Payment Plans | Regular monthly payment plans are available to help uninsured and insured patients resolve medical bills. | | Emergency Care Guarantee | All patients are guaranteed emergency care regardless of their ability to pay. | | Discounted Services | Discounts are offered for uninsured patients and those meeting financial assistance eligibility requirements. On average, households under 204% of the Federal Poverty Level qualify for free care, and families under 322% qualify for discounted care. | | Charity Care Programs | Assistance with medical debt for those unable to pay, including bill forgiveness for eligible patients. Applications must be submitted within 240 days of the first bill. | | Public Programs Guidance | Assistance with exploring and applying for public health insurance options, such as Medicaid. A financial counselor is available to help determine eligibility and assist with applications. | | Alternative Health Insurance Options | Patients can receive guidance on affordable health insurance plans, including student health insurance for eligible students through the University of Louisville-sponsored plan. | | Translation and Accessibility Services| Financial assistance policies, applications, and summaries are available in multiple languages upon request, ensuring accessibility for non-English speakers. | | Contact Information for Assistance | For financial assistance applications and support, contact: University Medical Center/James Graham Brown Cancer Center, PO Box 2587, Louisville, KY 40202, Phone: 502-587-4540. Applications are also available on the hospital´s website and in-person at admissions and Emergency Room areas. | | Non-Emergency Low-Cost Care | Patients are encouraged to consider alternatives to emergency rooms, such as the Family Community Clinic for uninsured patients or various urgent care centers in Louisville, to minimize costs. |

Department	Research Institution/Lab	Collaborations	Affiliated Universities/Research Centers
Additive Manufacturing	Additive Manufacturing Institute of Science & Technology	Interdisciplinary research on additive manufacturing with federal and industry funding.	University of Louisville
Cardiology	Cardiovascular Innovation Institute (CII)	Collaborative research in cardiovascular innovation with Jewish Hospital.	University of Louisville
Environmental Health	Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute	Research on health and environmental interactions to build healthier cities.	University of Louisville
Genetics	Center for Genetics and Molecular Medicine	Interdisciplinary research and education in genetics and molecular medicine.	University of Louisville
Molecular Cardiology	Institute for Molecular Cardiology	Research on myocardial ischemia/reperfusion injury, gene therapy, and cardiac repair.	University of Louisville
Spinal Cord Injury	Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center (KSCIRC)	Spinal cord regeneration studies with collaboration from Norton Healthcare and NIH grants.	University of Louisville
Pediatrics	Pediatric Research Institute	Research on sleep-disordered breathing and juvenile diabetes.	University of Louisville
Cancer	Henry Vogt Cancer Research Institute	Research on tumor cell biology and translational cancer studies.	University of Louisville
Emergency Medicine	UofL Health Emergency Room	Emergency clinical care and operations research.	University of Louisville
Infectious Diseases	UofL Infectious Diseases Laboratory	Research on COVID-19, RSV vaccines, and biorepository development.	University of Louisville
Surgery	Price Surgical Research Institute	Improving surgical patient care through dedicated research.	University of Louisville
Environment	Superfund Research Center	Studies on chemical exposure and its health impacts.	University of Louisville

| Department/Program Name | Description | Target Audience | Structured Mentorship Details | Contact Information | |-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------| | Graduate Student Mentoring Academy | Six-session program providing best practice guidelines for mentoring, incorporating tools like the NSF Entering Mentoring Series and NIH Resilient Scientist Series. Topics include goal setting, communication, inclusion, and fostering independence. | Graduate students aspiring to become effective mentors. | Mandatory attendance in at least 5 out of 6 sessions, with faculty mentors as panelists. Participants draft mentoring compacts and gain practical strategies for professional development. | Graduate School, University of Louisville | | President´s Council Mentoring Program | Year-long mentorship linking students with community leaders for guidance in transitioning from university to career. Provides enhanced career tools, networking, and personal development opportunities. | Junior-level undergraduate students (by invitation) with a minimum 3.5 GPA and 45-80 cumulative credits. | Each student is paired with a mentor from a similar field of interest. The program is structured for career goal advice, professional skill-building, and enhanced self-confidence. | Luke Buckman; 502-852-6293 | | School of Medicine Mentoring Program | Supports the development of new faculty for professional success and leadership roles. Focuses on professional development, job success, and wellness through trusted mentor-mentee relationships. | New faculty members at the School of Medicine. | Provides resources such as mentoring agreements, SMART goals worksheets, and strategies for mentees and mentors. Encourages networking and leadership fostering within the School of Medicine. | School of Medicine, University of Louisville | | Mentoring for Clinician Scientists | A structured mentoring initiative for socially disadvantaged trainees, focused on research and career development. Aims to increase diversity in clinician scientist careers through long-term mentoring and didactic sessions. | Socially and economically disadvantaged health science trainees considering careers as clinician scientists. | Includes 10 weeks of research, weekly career development sessions, and post-program mentoring. Covers topics like science communication, ethics, and institutional leadership. Mentees are supported until graduation and post-graduation stages as residents or fellows. | Not specified | | Post-Bac Pre-Med Peer Mentoring Program | Mentors assist new post-baccalaureate pre-med students by sharing experiences, advice, and academic resources. Aimed at increasing the success rate of medical school applicants. | New students in the Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Med Program. | Mentorship lasts for at least one semester, with weekly contact via email, calls, or meetings preferred. Mentors help mentees navigate academic challenges, provide resources, and introduce them to opportunities like shadowing and community service. | Tonia D. Thomas; 502-852-2712 | | Structured Clinician Mentoring Program | Committee-based mentorship program for faculty members on clinical tracks. Focuses on academic advancement, work satisfaction, and reducing burnout. | Junior clinical faculty members in medicine. | Mentees form committees (3-6 members) led by a chair, typically a section/division chief. Mentorship continues until mentees meet career milestones, such as promotion to Clinical Associate Professor. | Not specified |