All clinicians can succeed in research; yet, clinicians often lack the tools and mentoring needed for research success. Despite a decade or more of training, clinicians spend little time acquiring research skills. Yet, research skills are needed to turn clinical observations into research breakthroughs. This need drives the Clinician Researcher podcast. It exists to help clinicians succeed as research leaders. Here on the Clinician Researcher podcast, clinicians acquire the skills and mindset tools to turn frontline clinical observations into research that is impactful and actionable. For every clinician who imagines more for themselves and their patients, welcome to the podcast that helps you lead the research program of your dreams.
About
About the Host
Toyosi Onwuemene
Hematologist. Coach. Speaker.
Dr. Onwuemene is an Associate Professor of Medicine-Hematology at Duke University. She completed medical school and Internal Medicine residency training at Duke and Hematology/Oncology fellowship training at Northwestern. She has a master’s degree in clinical investigation and investigates outcomes of rare thrombotic (blood clotting) disorders. Dr. Onwuemene is a consultant, speaker, and coach. As a coach, she helps clinicians negotiate their academic careers so that they can lead research programs that create a lasting impact.