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Getting promoted.

I L Kron
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Promotion is an active process. At the beginning of his or her academic career, the surgeon should begin planning for this process. Surgeons need to understand the promotion documents at their institutions and to have a timetable for achieving tenure at the appropriate time.

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I L Kron. 2001. Getting promoted.. https://doi.org/10.1067/mtc.2001.114133

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