Summary: The Memorialcare Mentorship Program

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As a supervisor, I have a myriad of ideas and projects that I would like to implement in order to help improve my team, department, and organization overall. One such project is the implementation of a mentorship program. There are so many components in the healthcare industry that starting a new job at an organization such as MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center can be quite overwhelming. Even those with a background in healthcare may experience difficulties navigating through the nuances of each unique organization; hence a mentorship program. This mentorship program will follow all the components of the SMART model in the following ways: a. Specific: The MemorialCare Mentorship Program will align an onboarding employee with a seasoned

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