Dr. Nekhlyudov is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, the Clinical Director of Internal Medicine at David B. Perini Jr. Quality of Life Clinic, and an Internist at Longwood, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. We are grateful to have Dr. Nekhlyudov share her motivating messages on persistence, self-knowledge, and skillful discernment in receiving guidance from mentors and other colleagues.

Today’s guest is Dr. Rowan Chlebowski, one of the most influential breast cancer researchers in the world. On this episode of Medicine Mentors, Dr. Chlebowski tells us how to become a high impact researcher. Dr. Chlebowski emphasizes the product, guiding us to the proper focus for achieving research excellence. Dr. Chlebowski also shares his advice for finding an appropriate mentor, choosing the right focus for research, and working with diligence.

Today’s guest is Dr. Rowan Chlebowski, one of the most influential breast cancer researchers in the world. On this episode of Medicine Mentors, Dr. Chlebowski tells us how to become a high impact researcher. Dr. Chlebowski emphasizes the product, guiding us to the proper focus for achieving research excellence. Dr. Chlebowski also shares his advice for finding an appropriate mentor, choosing the right focus for research, and working with diligence.

William Nelson, M.D., Ph. D., joins us for this episode to share his insights garnered from an outstanding career in Oncology. Dr. Nelson was named the Marion I. Knott Director and Professor of Oncology and Director of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer center at Johns Hopkins faculty in 2008. Dr. Nelson is a renowned Professor of Oncology, Urology, Pharmacology, Medicine, Pathology and Radiation Oncology, and is also a recognized leader in translational research for cancer.

William Nelson, M.D., Ph. D., joins us for this episode to share his insights garnered from an outstanding career in Oncology. Dr. Nelson was named the Marion I. Knott Director and Professor of Oncology and Director of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer center at Johns Hopkins faculty in 2008. Dr. Nelson is a renowned Professor of Oncology, Urology, Pharmacology, Medicine, Pathology and Radiation Oncology, and is also a recognized leader in translational research for cancer.

The guest of this episode is Heather Wakelee, M.D., a leading specialist in the treatment of lung cancer, thymoma and mesothelioma. She has been in practice for nearly two decades at Stanford University, and is currently a fellow of ASCO. In this interview, she underscores patient-centric care that honors the humanity of the patient; discusses the importance of self-care; and offers encouragement for residents in building their research careers from the ground floor up.

The guest of this episode is Heather Wakelee, M.D., a leading specialist in the treatment of lung cancer, thymoma and mesothelioma. She has been in practice for nearly two decades at Stanford University, and is currently a fellow of ASCO. In this interview, she underscores patient-centric care that honors the humanity of the patient; discusses the importance of self-care; and offers encouragement for residents in building their research careers from the ground floor up.

On this episode of Medicine Mentors, Dr. Bilusic inspires us with his practical wisdom on providing cancer patients with the highest and most humane care possible, and on how residents, fellows, and other young physicians can find their inner resources as well as utilize leadership, educational, and mentor-based opportunities to go from good to great.

On this episode of Medicine Mentors, Dr. Bilusic inspires us with his practical wisdom on providing cancer patients with the highest and most humane care possible, and on how residents, fellows, and other young physicians can find their inner resources as well as utilize leadership, educational, and mentor-based opportunities to go from good to great.

Today we have the honor of sharing our interview with Dr. Clifford Hudis, the Chief Executive Officer of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. Dr. Hudis is indeed remarkably intelligent and strategically wise in his leadership roles, but he is also kind, generous, and relatable. It was a pleasure to hear Dr. Hudis’ wisdom on articulating a clear and focused vision, allowing passion to emerge and guide you, and always keeping the patient at the center of the work.