2021 Annual Meeting Startup & Practice Management Access Pass-Arthroscopy Journal, Associate Editor

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The speaker shares their journey from an arthroscopy reviewer in 2006 to becoming an associate editor. They emphasize the benefits of reviewing, including staying updated with research, enhancing teaching skills, and improving personal research. Key advice includes starting early, being organized, committed, and communicating effectively. Reviews should be constructive, specific, and respectful, helping authors improve their work. The speaker highlights the journal's supportive mentorship and the leadership value of elevating others. Ultimately, reviewing offers great camaraderie, professional growth, and learning opportunities, encouraging involvement for those interested in contributing to the field.

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Dr. Elizabeth Matzkin

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arthroscopy reviewer

associate editor

peer review benefits

constructive feedback

professional growth