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Health Sciences Faculty Mentor Training Program

A Structured Mentorship Program for All Health Sciences Faculty

fmtp-logo.pngMentorship is integral to successful careers in academic science and medicine. The Health Sciences Faculty Mentor Training Program (FMTP) is a 
formal, structured mentorship program designed to support the success of junior faculty, while also improving their sense of satisfaction and engagement with UC San Diego.
FMTP enhances senior faculty training in effective mentoring, facilitates formalized faculty mentor programs within individual departments/divisions, and cultivates an environment where mentoring excellence is valued.

Why is FMTP Important?

  • Mentorship is integral to successful careers in academic science and medicine
  • Mentored junior faculty publish more scholarly work and receive more federal/extramural funding
  • Mentored junior faculty are more satisfied and more engaged with their home institution
  • Federal funding agencies are calling for evidence-based mentor training programs for faculty
  • Cost of failed mentoring relationships is enormous (loss of faculty productivity, engagement, and collateral damage from low faculty morale)

FMTP is supported by UC San Diego Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute (NIH/NCATS UM1TR005449), UC San Diego FIRST Program (NIH/NCI U54 CA272220), UC San Diego Chancellor, and Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences.

Junior Faculty Mentor Training (Jr. FMTP)

Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM or 1:00 - 3:00 PM
Location: Bear and Red Shoe Rooms, Price Center West

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Mentoring Resources

Access mentoring, tools, and support resources.

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Training Opportunities

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Interested in FMTP?

If you are interested in participating in future FMTP trainings, please complete the interest form:

FMTP INTEREST FORM