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Concerns Mentors Address

LSUHSCmentors program is set up in such a way so that you can locate a mentor and speak to them for any reason. Most mentors are open to discussing any issues or concerns you have, in addition to answering any questions. Some of the more common concerns mentors address are listed below.

Academic Difficulties

Adjustment to LSUHSC

Career Guidance

MD/PhD Program

Medical Ethics

Overseas Education Interests

Selecting a Career Path

Professionalism

Interviewing

Public Health

The Match

Race/Ethnicity/Cultural Issues

Residency Programs

Research

3rd/4th Year Rotations

Relationship Difficulties

Depression

Sexuality Issues

Family Difficulties

Shadowing Opportunities

Family Planning

Spirituality/Religious Beliefs

Financial Concerns

Stress/Anxiety

Gender Issues

Substance Abuse

Grief/Loss

Suicidal Thoughts

International Student Concerns

Time Management

MD/MPH Program