ACRM CD-NG Mentorship Programs
The ACRM CD-NG developed and administers two mentorship programs. All ACRM Members at various career stages, who are paid members in good standing, are eligible to participate in the mentorship program of their choice. An annual or semi-annual application process will be used to facilitate an appropriate mentor-mentee match.
Follow the links below for deadlines and to learn about the mentoring program of interest to you.
2025 Program OPENS 22 November 2024
DEADLINE 31 January
The 2025 program closes 31 January 2025
Participate
as a member or a committee
- Mentor-Mentee matching support provided
- Research- or leadership-focused career development for rehabilitation professionals across career stages & settings
- Seeking applications from mentees & from early, mid & senior mentors
- The application is sent via survey monkey to all paid ACRM members.
- If you would like to participate and did not receive the communication with the application, please contact ACRM Terri Compos.
This program is a benefit of premium PAID ACRM membership
2025 Cohort notifications in late March
MORE INFO…
All ACRM Community Groups are invited to participate in the CD-NG Mentoring Program for Rehabilitation Researchers. An annual or semi-annual application process will be announced to facilitate the development of mentoring relationships within each specialized ACRM Community. CLICK the button above to learn more about the application process and deadlines.
Participation in the CD-NG Leadership Mentoring Program will be for a 12-month period, including six (6) events, as well as regular mentoring meetings (scheduled per your availability) with your assigned mentoring partner. An annual or semi-annual application process will be used to match mentees with appropriate mentors. CLICK the button above to learn more.
NEED HELP?
If you have questions about the CD-NG Mentoring Programs or your mentoring match, please contact Stephanie L. Silveira or Chih-Ying Cyntha Li, Co-Chairs of the CD-NG Mentoring Task Force.
Stephanie L. Silveira, PhD
CO-CHAIR
Assistant Professor
Department of Management, Policy, and Community Health
Chih-Ying Cyntha Li, PhD, OTR
CO-CHAIR
Associate Professor
Dept. of Occupational Therapy, School of Health Professions
Adjunct Associate Professor
Dept. of Population Health & Health Disparities, School of Public and Population Health
University of Texas Medical Branch
