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Reassess-Realign-Reimagine: A Guide for Mentors Pivoting to Remote Research Mentoring
Christine Pfund1,2, Janet L Branchaw3, Melissa McDaniels2
1Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI 53705.
Abstract:
Maintaining your research team's productivity during the COVID-19 era can be a challenge. Developing new strategies to mentor your research trainees in remote work environments will not only support research productivity and progress toward degree, but also help to keep your mentees' academic and research careers on track. We describe a three-step process grounded in reflective practice that research mentors and mentees can use together to reassess, realign, and reimagine their mentoring relationships to enhance their effectiveness, both in the current circumstances and for the future. Drawing on evidence-based approaches, a series of questions for mentees around documented mentoring competencies provide structure for remote mentoring plans. Special consideration is given to how these plans must address the psychosocial needs and diverse backgrounds of mentors and mentees in the unique conditions that require remote interactions.
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