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Seeking success: effective orientation programs for experienced faculty.

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Experienced faculty who change academic positions must adjust quickly to a new academic and clinical setting. Although strategies to facilitate integration for faculty new to the role are available, integrating experienced faculty presents a different challenge, and these strategies are not available in the literature. This article presents relevant orientation strategies for both clinical and academic settings.

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K C Romeo, K H Morin. 1995. Seeking success: effective orientation programs for experienced faculty.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7777071/

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