ATS Membership as an Early-stage Investigator: Finding Your Path through the Power of Networking
In this episode, we share the wisdom of Dr. Lauren Kearney, a BSHSR member, in her strategies for success in community engaged research and making the most of ATS membership.
00:00 – Podcast Opening & Guest Introduction
00:33 – Dr. Kearney's Award & Early-Career Transition
02:03 – Research Focus: Equity, Community Engagement, Smoking Cessation
04:08 – Mentorship Influence & Diverse Training Experiences
06:06 – Entering Community-Engaged Research: Mentors & Skills
08:01 – Value of ATS Membership: Sponsorship & Access to Leaders
10:01 – Navigating ATS as a Trainee & Becoming Involved
12:07 – Practical Advice for Planning ATS Meeting Engagement
14:14 – Overcoming Nervousness & Preparing an Elevator Pitch
17:10 – Peer Community, Continued Growth, & Closing Remarks
00:00 – Podcast Opening & Guest Introduction
00:33 – Dr. Kearney's Award & Early-Career Transition
02:03 – Research Focus: Equity, Community Engagement, Smoking Cessation
04:08 – Mentorship Influence & Diverse Training Experiences
06:06 – Entering Community-Engaged Research: Mentors & Skills
08:01 – Value of ATS Membership: Sponsorship & Access to Leaders
10:01 – Navigating ATS as a Trainee & Becoming Involved
12:07 – Practical Advice for Planning ATS Meeting Engagement
14:14 – Overcoming Nervousness & Preparing an Elevator Pitch
17:10 – Peer Community, Continued Growth, & Closing Remarks
Creators and Guests
Guest
Lauren Kearney, MD
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine
