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Reviewer Training Track
Applications are open until October 31, 2023, and mentors and mentees will be notified and matched before the end of December 2023.
ASBMR is proud to announce a Reviewer Training Track that will serve as a mentoring and training program for new scholarly reviewers. The program will run annually from January to December, starting January 2024, and combines one-on-one mentorship with an experienced reviewer as well as a concurrent education program.
Summary of the Program Details for Trainees:Duration: The training track will run annually from January to December, starting January 2024, with a 12-month program combining one-on-one mentorship with an Editorial Board member or experienced reviewer (virtually as needed), case studies in challenging reviews, feedback from the Editors-in-Chief and journal Editors, and reviewer development webinars.
Availability: The Journal Reviewer Training Track requires a commitment of time and effort. We anticipate that members of the training track should be available to review approximately four (4) JBMR®/JBMR® Plus papers in the first year, spending approximately 8-10 hours per paper. Participants should also anticipate mentoring sessions for each paper with an Editorial Board member or experienced reviewer.
Eligibility: The training track is open to all ASBMR members who have completed at least 2 years of Master's, PhD, MD, or another terminal degree/equivalent education, and who have a keen interest in scholarly publishing and a desire to contribute as a reviewer. No previous peer review experience is required and individuals at all career levels are encouraged to apply for the training. Learn More
Summary of the Program Details for Trainees:Duration: The training track will run annually from January to December, starting January 2024, with a 12-month program combining one-on-one mentorship with an Editorial Board member or experienced reviewer (virtually as needed), case studies in challenging reviews, feedback from the Editors-in-Chief and journal Editors, and reviewer development webinars.
Availability: The Journal Reviewer Training Track requires a commitment of time and effort. We anticipate that members of the training track should be available to review approximately four (4) JBMR®/JBMR® Plus papers in the first year, spending approximately 8-10 hours per paper. Participants should also anticipate mentoring sessions for each paper with an Editorial Board member or experienced reviewer.
Eligibility: The training track is open to all ASBMR members who have completed at least 2 years of Master's, PhD, MD, or another terminal degree/equivalent education, and who have a keen interest in scholarly publishing and a desire to contribute as a reviewer. No previous peer review experience is required and individuals at all career levels are encouraged to apply for the training. Learn More
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Mark Stolar, MD EFF Board President
2023 Letter to Program Directors
With the new fellowship year just underway, I would like to thank the program directors whose fellows participated in EFF sponsored activities in the past year. We were pleased with the response to our in-person programs as well as to some new virtual opportunities.
For those of you with new colleagues at your institution, program coordinators and fellows who may not be familiar with our organization, please encourage them to join our mailing list for program updates. They can also discover more about EFF’s many funded educational initiatives here on our website.
Thank you to our industry program sponsors and committed faculty, EFF educational initiatives remain free to all fellows and affords them access to cutting-edge educational and networking opportunities. On behalf of the EFF Board, John Bilezikian, Ricardo Correa, Derek Leroith, Annaswamy Raji and myself, thank you for being a part of the EFF Community and assisting in our mutual goal of training the next generation of endocrinologists. Read More
Thank you to Amgen for supporting our 2023 Educational Programming
EFF would like to recognize Amgen for supporting the Santa Fe Fellows Workshop on Metabolic Bone Diseases and the EFF-ASBMR Fellows Forum on Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Diseases
Endocrine Fellows Foundation
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Our Vision
EFF is an organization dedicated to the career development of fellows in training and nascent young investigators. We support trainees across the various endocrinology subspecialties to further advance their career goals and to strengthen our community.
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