September 2017 – Tammy Lowe
“You don’t learn until you do.” Tammy Lowe was describing letting a neighbor girl prepare one of the miniature horses she and her husband raise…
“You don’t learn until you do.” Tammy Lowe was describing letting a neighbor girl prepare one of the miniature horses she and her husband raise…
“This community has been really good to me. I wanted to give something back for the way they have always supported me.” Dr. Shobha Chitneni,…
Loyalty is a factor often overlooked in the pursuit of scientific advancement. And yet in the case of some recent publications and discoveries emerging from…
Dr. Meredith Schaffner is about to begin the third and final year of her hematology and medical oncology fellowship. Though she has solidifying ideas about…
Leadership by example is always one of the best strategies for inspiring others to do their best work. And because compassionate care for in-patients is…
“I almost didn’t even come to the interview at Iowa,” Stephanie Silva-Del Toro laughs. Nearing the end of her two-year, post-baccalaureate program at Mayo Clinic…
Choosing a path in medicine or, really, making any major life decision is always a harder process than it might look from the outside. More…
The commitments we make can lead us to unanticipated destinations. Few in the Department may know this better than Alex Obrosov, research associate in the…
A career studying kidneys may not have been second-year fellow Dr. Doreen Ventura’s first choice, but given that her father is a chemical engineer and…
Dr. Guido Tricot likes to see his discoveries in action, which is why a mix of research and clinical work is so important to him….