The HTRS Junior Faculty Network: "ConECCTOR"

Consortium of Early Career Clinical, Translational and Outcomes Researchers

Who Should Join?

• Junior faculty up to 7 years post-fellowship
• Must be an HTRS Core Member to join ConECCTOR

Join HTRS and become a member of ConECCTOR

Aims/Goals

• Establish and enhance communication among junior faculty/junior attendings with careers in hemostasis and thrombosis
• Establish a network of peer mentors to provide support and advice
• Create a forum to discuss career development, standard of care clinical practice, and research among junior faculty
• Establish a network of senior mentors to provide education and guidance at established meetings and throughout the academic year
• Collaborate with the HTRS Fellows Network and HTRS members to develop and retain physician investigators in hemostasis and thrombosis

ConECCTOR meets at ASH, HTRS andTHSNA for discussions, networking, education and social events!

Topics of interest:

• Collaborative Research
• Setting career pathways
• Determining work/life balance
• Leadership
• Building an educator’s portfolio

... and much more!

ConECCTOR Meetings are supported by an unrestricted educational grant to HTRS from Octapharma. 

ConECCTOR Co-Chairs

Ming Y. Lim, MB BChir, MA

Assistant Professor, Division of Hematology/Oncology, Medical University of South Carolina

Bethany Samuelson Bannow, MD

Assistant Professor, Division of Hematology and Medical Oncology, Knight Cancer Institute/Oregon Health & Sciences University