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PGY2 SOT resident Nicole Lewis joins us from VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia, to discuss an article published by University of Pennsylvania on the center's experience with basiliximab induction strategies in heart transplant

PGY2 SOT resident Rachel Christensen joins us from University of Illinois Chicago to discuss a case series using a novel immunosuppression regimen in intestinal transplantation.  

Get cozy for this couch session, Alex Bixby and Amanda Condon-Martinez host a discussion about the life of parenthood with Adam Diamond and Nicole Alvey. The group discusses how they planned for maternity and paternity leave, setting boundaries, shifting priorities, adapting to the unexpected, and much more!



Not a parent? Still give this a listen - this episode is for everyone! The group also discusses how management can optimally support pharmacists with these needs, helpful tips for those who may start a family in the future, and insights of this balancing act you may see your co-workers endure!

As we celebrate Donate Life Month, we are joined by two organ transplant recipients, Megan Schuff Zimmerman and Dr. Drew Silverman, as well as an altruistic donor, Dr. Chuck Rickert, to get a glimpse into their unique journeys through transplant, donation, and how these experiences have impacted their practice and approach to patient care.

PGY2 SOT Bona Shin joins us from the Johns Hopkins Hospital to discuss “Outcomes of older Black renal transplant recipients receiving basiliximab induction and early steroid withdrawal”, as well as a discussion on her residency experience of co-management of acute cellular rejection and COVID-19 infection.

Join Tanner as he discusses the article “Immune outcomes of lung transplant recipients with different cytochrome P450 3A5 phenotypes after discontinuation of voriconazole antifungal prophylaxis” and therapeutic drug monitoring for mycophenolate.