SOLACI and the Latin American Interventional Women Group (Grupo MIL) Support the I Mentoring, Leadership, and Professional Development Symposium Organized by SBHCI-MINT

SOLACI invites everyone to participate in the I Mentoring, Leadership, and Professional Development Symposium organized by SBHCI-MINT, on October 12th.

The event is supported by SOLACI and, more precisely, by the Latin American Interventional Women Group (MIL), whose presence in the scientific program is marked by the participation of Dr. Carla Agatiello and Ana Paula Mollon.

This symposium is an international and unprecedented on-site event dedicated to the mentoring and career development of female cardiologists, female interventional cardiologists and other female healthcare professionals, which will address issues such as accessibility, under-representation, regulatory recommendations, and issues related to equity and professional representation.

It will be held on October 12th in Rio de Janeiro, at the Barra de Tijuca Windsor Hotel.


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