Career and Life Planning Guidebook for Medical Residents

Wendy Murphy, Associate Dean and Professor of Management, Babson College; Author and Keynote Speaker Ms. Murphyholds dualABdegrees in PsychologyandStudioArt along with an MS and PhD in Organization Studies from Boston College. She conducts research, speaks, and teaches internationally in the areas of leadership and mentoring. She is currently the associate dean for the undergraduate school and director of several leadership open-enrollment and customized programs in executive education at Babson. Murphy’s researchhasbeenpublished inseveralacademic journals. Her bookwith coauthor KathyKram, Strategic Relationships AtWork: Creating Your Circle Of Mentors, Sponsors, And Peers For Success In Business And Life , applies the scholarship of mentoring to help everyone become an entrepreneurial protégé. In 2014, she was recognized by Poets & Quants as one of the “40 Most Outstanding B-School Profs Under 40 in the World.” C H A P T E R A U T H O R S Rick Cotton, Associate Professor of OB, HRM and Service Management, University of Victoria; Speaker and Consultant Mr. Cotton holds dual BS degrees in Management Information Systems and Marketing from Syracuse University and MS and PhD degrees in Organization Studies from Boston College His experience in maximizing human and social capital spans more than 25 years. Cotton is a professor, consultant, and speaker on subjects such as success networks (a.k.a. developmental networks, personal advisory boards); talent management; SHRM; and team chemistry, coaching, and resilience. He began his career as a change management consultant providing organizational transformation and people strategy guidance to clients including Aetna, General Electric, Pepsi, United Technologies, and others. Cotton’s research has appeared in Harvard Business Review, Sloan/MIT Management Review, Inc. and several academic, business andHR journals. SECTION III: T MINUS ONE YEAR CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING GUIDEBOOK FOR MEDICAL RESIDENTS 388