@jbcarmody IMO research pathways during training strengthen & sustain the research pipeline, not prolonged fellowship for all. 1 extra yr of training doesn’t equip people for a career in biomedical research anymore than gen peds residency prepares one to provide 80% of subspecialty care.
Don’t miss the #KidneyWk session on Type IV Collagen Conundrums: Friday at 10:30. Fabulous talks coming from @jfnephlolz @MoumitaBaruaTO@torra_roser and me!
Just wrapped up my 1st week on the @archildrens inpatient peds neph service! I had a blast teaching our residents/students basic stoichiometry and renal physiology to debunk the AAP maintenance fluids guidelines (among other things). What’s your favorite topic to teach on?
The Alge lab is officially hiring! I’m looking for a postdoc interested in basic and translational chronic kidney disease research focusing on uremic toxins. DM for details.
Great review parsing out the nuances of albumin-mediated nephrotoxicity. We’ve learned a lot about the importance of modified forms of albumin, but there are a lot of unanswered questions.
The role of albumin in kidney injury remains controversial. Is it a marker of advancing glomerular injury, a marker of proximal tubule injury and dysfunction, or a combination of both? This Perspective examines studies on the kidney toxicity of albumin https://t.co/MkHYGVKMst
Each night at dinner we ask our kids to tell us about two roses and a thorn from their day. Here are mine from week #1 @uamshealth and @archildrens.
🌹: amazing new mentors and collaborators
🌹: appreciating differences in clinical practice
Thorn: virtual training modules
Big day is today! After a 1 week delay due to my second bout with COVID (impeccable timing) I’m finally starting at Arkansas Children’s/UAMS. Couldn’t be more excited!
I’m excited to share that I’m moving to Arkansas Children’s Hospital later this month. It’s been a privilege to work at Texas Children’s and @BCMPedsRenal. I’m sad to leave behind so many wonderful colleagues and friends in Houston, but I can’t wait to get started in Little Rock.
@BCMPedsRenal@kimmythekidney I definitely felt the love with all the creativity & work that went into these little masterpieces.
Y’all are too funny, and I appreciate the nod to my research. Thank you. Not sure how I feel about the moniker “#mouseDad” though… have to work on that one. 😉
In contrast to other fields, academic med conferences happen on weekends—displacing rest & family time—& leaving people out
Toxic grind culture says: Clinicians are value-generating units first & can't be spared on weekdays
This *needs* to change 👏🏾 @PASMeeting@APApsychiatric
I really enjoyed #APS2023 and will definitely come back next year. Great venue. Fantastic social events. Phenomenal science. I especially enjoyed the comparative physiology session. I never thought that the cardiovascular physiology of giraffes would be so fascinating!