Camidge and Cooper discuss key moments in Cooper’s career as a chaplain, the focus of her writing and research about hospital chaplaincy, and the importance of meeting patients where they are when providing spiritual care.

Drs Camidge and Datta highlight the nuances of Dr Datta’s career as a surgeon-scientist, the unexpected intersections between music and surgery, his research that aims to improve systemic therapies for pancreatic cancer that will in turn improve surgical operations, and more.

Drs Camidge and Arslan discuss Dr Arslan’s experience providing emergency medical care and the curiosity that led him to pursue a career in industry.

Drs Camidge and Su spotlight the aspects of medicine that strengthened Dr Su’s interest in practicing medical oncology, the ins and outs of delivering lung cancer care in China, how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected her outlook on life and her career goals, and more.

Drs Camidge and Rimel spotlight the steps along Dr Rimel’s journey to becoming a gynecologic oncology surgeon, how her career is informed by her identity as a member of the LGBTQ community, the work she does to expand access to medical care for transgender patients, and more.

Drs Camidge and Rabinowitz discuss the balancing act between professional and personal life that Rabinowitz navigated when he was diagnosed with lung cancer; how he connected with the patients he cared for while receiving treatment for his own disease; and the importance of finding ways to help people throughout all stages of one’s life and career.

Drs Camidge and Lewis talk through the ways that Dr Lewis’ diagnosis of MEN-1 has affected his personal and professional life, the importance of seeking out patient perspectives when making treatment decisions, how social media can be leveraged to raise awareness about rare diseases and treatments, and more.

Camidge and Farmen talk through the intersections of patient advocacy for cancer and cerebral palsy, the story of Farmen’s cancer diagnosis, the myriad people who rallied around Farmen during the early days of her disease and continue to provide support, and more.

Drs Camidge and Kelley discuss the ways Dr Kelley’s passion for research guided his early career path.

Drs Camidge and Okuyama Sasaki discuss the unique features and goals of safety net hospitals; the formative educational experiences that shaped Dr Okuyama Sasaki’s medical career; the dynamics at play when helping low-income patients access cancer treatments and resources; and more.