ArticleIndian journal of surgical oncology2025
Leadership and Mentorship in Oncology: Navigating the Mid-Level Consultant Journey.
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Abstract
Leadership and mentorship are key drivers of growth in oncology, especially during the pivotal transition from senior resident to mid-level consultant. While these roles are essential for career development, they often come at a significant cost to physical and mental health, as well as personal and family life. Senior residents and newly minted consultants endure long hours, chronic stress, and emotional burnout. The culture in many oncology departments exacerbates these struggles, especially when mistakes are harshly reprimanded rather than used as learning tools. This review delves into the often-overlooked facets of leadership, mentorship, and the critical yet unmet need for guidance in navigating the mid-level consultant trajectory, emphasizing their pivotal role in fostering more sustainable and fulfilling careers.
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