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What is Mentor Match?

Mentor Match facilitates six-month, one-to-one mentoring relationships to connect ASE's vast international network of members, fostering excellence and innovation both within the Society and the field of cardiovascular ultrasound. Whether applying as a mentee or mentor, you'll find that this experience will aid in expanding your network, gaining new knowledge and insights, and enhancing your skillset beyond echocardiography.

Our next application cycle opens on June 23, 2025. Please email [email protected] with any questions.

Hear From Your Peers

Don’t just take our word for the value of this program! Hear from previous Mentor Match participants about what they found most rewarding from both a professional and personal perspective.

How to Apply

Mentor Match is a member only benefit. Log into your ASE member portal and go to the “Get Involved” tab on the lefthand menu. Click “Mentor Match” and select the apply link to be redirected to the application.

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“Mentor Match is an exceptional and reciprocal program for both mentor and mentee. As the mentor, I learned just as much from my mentee as they learned from me. It is critical for rising imagers to have support and guidance from those experienced in the field. However, it is just as important for mentors to keep their pulse on what trainees and early career imagers need and want – this is very dynamic. My experience will certainly help me to mentor others.”

Omar Khalique, MD, FASE 

“The ASE Mentor Match program was a game changer for me professionally! I was paired with sports cardiologist Dr. Dermot Phelan. He was instrumental in helping me prepare a professional abstract that was accepted for a national conference. The experience exceeded my expectations, and I’d highly recommend it to sonographers interested in contributing to the field of cardiology.”

Brian Reynolds, MS, RCS

“One of the best rewards for a mentor is hearing from a mentee: you are a great mentor. At the beginning of the program, we set goals and arranged a structured biweekly virtual meeting. We covered different subjects in the echocardiography world, such as diagnosis and management of challenging cases and quality improvement of the echo lab. The Mentor Match program brings a solid mutual relationship for sharing experience, skills, and knowledge in a cheerful environment.”

 

Anita Sadeghpour, MD, FASE