MedPage Today October 31, 2024
Resa E. Lewiss, MD

— How to make connecting feel less daunting

Networking is a professional skill that healthcare professionals, such as physicians, can learn. Although extroverts may seem more naturally suited for the department happy hour, the annual medical conference at the large hotel, or the hospital holiday gala, this is partially because the events are often designed for them. Think of a loud, stimulating, crowded space with a swirl of superficial conversations.

For those of us who are introverts, these types of networking events are more daunting. Even the word “networking” can elicit a feeling of nausea. Yet, learning how to connect with other healthcare professionals and grow your network is not only completely doable, it can be crucial to achieving academic...

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