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Balancing clinical responsibilities, research, or writing a grant, and caring for three children isn’t easy. Creative, energetic, and determined are easy ways to describe Dr. Tracey McLaughlin.

Bruno Medeiros, MD, joined the Department of Medicine in 2006. At the time, becoming a faculty member meant having the right training, for the right job, at the right time.

Kavitha Ramchandran is at the heart of a team of health professionals providing an integrated approach to caring for patients with cancer.

Dr. Kenneth Mahaffey has accepted our offer to join us as the Vice Chair of Medicine for Clinical Research in the Department of Medicine.

There are a group of patients George Sledge, Jr., MD, will never forget. Many of them have been dead for decades, yet they continue to inspire the work he does today.

While studying bioengineering at the University of California, San Diego, Todd Brinton, MD, clinical associate professor of medicine (cardiology), had no intention of pursuing a career in medicine.

Given the time commitment physicians must give to their profession, one wonders whether they have non-medical talents or interests that they pursue with something approaching the passion they give to medicine. And, if so, how do they do that?…

What routes do new faculty take as they wend their way through post-doctoral training to prepare for where life leads them? In particular, what routes do new faculty members in the Department of Medicine follow? What causes them to choose the fork in the road that takes them to the Stanford campus?…

“Stanford is such a special place. Because of the depth of science here, there are unique opportunities to capitalize on the translational potential on campus. A big part of my role will be to build multidisciplinary research teams centered around the patient care platform.“…