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Joining us for this week’s episode of the Faculty Factory is Peter Densen, MD. We explore coaching, leadership, and career transitions as part of this in-depth discussion with Dr. Densen.
He currently serves as Emeritus Professor of Internal Medicine-Infectious Diseases with University of Iowa Health Care. His distinguished, 40-year career in Iowa has included the following positions:
He also served as faculty director for the Bean Learning Community and chaired the Clinical Experiences Committee at his institution. As you will hear on today’s episode, he posses a wealth of practical knowledge when it comes to mentoring faculty and professional development.
Today’s episode has very useful information regarding transformational changes, transition theory, and ways to make graceful exits in the pursuit of new opportunities.
Learn more: https://facultyfactory.org/
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Joining us for this week’s episode of the Faculty Factory is Peter Densen, MD. We explore coaching, leadership, and career transitions as part of this in-depth discussion with Dr. Densen.
He currently serves as Emeritus Professor of Internal Medicine-Infectious Diseases with University of Iowa Health Care. His distinguished, 40-year career in Iowa has included the following positions:
He also served as faculty director for the Bean Learning Community and chaired the Clinical Experiences Committee at his institution. As you will hear on today’s episode, he posses a wealth of practical knowledge when it comes to mentoring faculty and professional development.
Today’s episode has very useful information regarding transformational changes, transition theory, and ways to make graceful exits in the pursuit of new opportunities.
Learn more: https://facultyfactory.org/

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