PGY3 Internal Medicine @UofOklahoma @OUhealth | MBBS grad '22, @UCMSofficial I Passionate for Hematology Oncology ๐๏ธ MATCH 2027 I Traveller ๐ I Cat Dad ๐ฑ
Happy to share that our phase 1 study just got funded with a $100,000 grant from @StephensonCC. Beyond grateful to @Phase1Onc for the mentorship and the chance to come on as co-investigator on my first clinical trial. A lot to learn ๐งโ๐ฌ @ResearchOU@OU_internalmed
Being able to deliver a great talk/presentation is really important for academic success. Especially in medicine.
1) Know your audience: If itโs clinicians, keep your talk relevant. You donโt need to impress them with all that you know about complex mechanism of action pathways, unavailable genomic tests, and a lot of phase I investigational stuff.
2) Razor focus on the title of the talk: Easy concept but one is see even experts miss. If the talk is on how you treat, tell them how you treat. Donโt spend half the time on pathogenesis or the latest research in your lab.
3) Keep slides simple: I often see entire posters on a single slide. Itโs better to show one summary figure or a simple table and keep the audience engaged with your voice and explanation
4) Clarity: An essential ingredient. speak into the mic. Be crystal clear; Build up the story so even someone not in your field will be able to follow along.
5) Know your subject extremely well: The most important of all. You cannot do 1-4 without this. Being complex is easy. Simple is hard. Simple comes only with a really strong command of the subject and the data.
Plan your opening and ending. Rest has to be conversational and not reading off the slides. Takes time and practice.
Chime in if you have other thoughts or ideas.
This means a great deal coming from you @Nischistocyte. Any growth you saw during PGY2 came from getting to learn alongside people like you early in training. Grateful for the mentorship then and the support now. ๐
When I worked with Ujjwal, I felt like I was working with a junior fellow while he was in the initial part of PGY2 ๐
He is a genius when it comes to being a physician, a star when it comes to research, and a highly reliable team member! Any HemOnc program will be lucky to recruit him ๐โจ
Finally submitted my application for Hematology Oncology Fellowship Match 2026!! Beyond excited for the road ahead and to spend my career caring for patients with cancer and building better treatments. Grateful for the mentors who got me here. ๐๏ธ
@RyanNipp@Phase1Onc@Taha_CancerDoc@chitkaramd@Nischistocyte
#ERASFellowshipMatch2026
#HematologyOncology
Thrilled to be part of this team awarded $11.5 million @NIH COBRE grant establishing cutting edge immuno omics and immuno engineering capabilities at @OUCollegeofMed@StephensonCC and OU Norman Campus! https://t.co/ep5mCfBFlL
As I graduate from the OU Internal Medicine Residency Program, I am incredibly honored to receive the Humanism in Medicine Award and Resident Research Award.
Thank you to the OU Internal Medicine family for three unforgettable years of learning, growth, mentorship, and friendship. I am especially grateful to Dr. @ZainAsadCardOnc and Dr.@CASivaram1 for their guidance, support, and belief in me throughout this journey.
To my co-residents, faculty, patients, and loved ones, thank you for helping shape the physician and person I am today.
@OUdoim@OU_internalmed
Thank you so much for highlighting our work, @crisbergerot!
I am so excited to present about longitudinal coping among early phase cancer clinical trial participants at #ASCO26, and I am especially honored to have been awarded a @ConquerCancerFd for Merit Award for this work๐ฅน
My co-chiefs and I presented at @OUdoim Grand Rounds this afternoon and shared many of our initiatives throughout our CMR year with @OU_internalmed!
What an honor it has been to serve our program and establish foundations to pave way for future residents๐ซถ
@VincentRK Agree, Dr Rajkumar @VincentRK. It can be a great platform when used well. Iโve been noticing more medical misinformation circulating lately, and I think thereโs real value in physicians showing up with credible evidence to balance the conversation.
Happy to share that our phase 1 study just got funded with a $100,000 grant from @StephensonCC. Beyond grateful to @Phase1Onc for the mentorship and the chance to come on as co-investigator on my first clinical trial. A lot to learn ๐งโ๐ฌ @ResearchOU@OU_internalmed
So proud of you, Ujjwal!
An incredible and well-deserved achievement. Excited to see all the amazing work ahead and grateful to watch your journey continue to grow.