MD-PhD Students' Anatomy
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The document outlines the experiences and achievements of MD-PhD students from the 2022 class, emphasizing the importance of connecting with colleagues, seeking mentorship, and securing research grants. It highlights various research projects and contests the students participated in, as well as their involvement in training and workshops. Additionally, it encourages giving back through mentoring and supporting fellow students.
MD-PhD Students' Anatomy
- 2. #1 HANDS: Connect with Colleagues/Fellow Researchers
- 3. MD-PhD GY1 (circa 2014) Clinical Clerkship (circa 2019) MD-PhD Batch 5 (Divergent)
- 4. Tetsu Wakimoto MD, PhD Osaka General Medical Center Hiroyuki Kitajima MD, PhD Kazutoshi Ito MD Suganya Thanasegaran PhD Osaka Womens and Childrens Hospital
- 5. Yasuhiro Kawai MD, PhD Kanazawa Medical University Nirianne Palacpac PhD Osaka University Kiyoshi Yasukawa PhD Kyoto University Shinsuke Fujiwara PhD Kwansei Gakuin University
- 6. #2 EARS: Listen to Your Mentors
- 7. Nina G. Gloriani MD, PhD Leptospirosis Control Laboratory, College of Public Health, University of the Philippines Manila
- 8. Itaru Yanagihara MD, PhD Michinobu Yoshimura MD, PhD Erlidia Llamas-Clark MD, MPH, PhD Department of Developmental Medicine, Research Institute, Osaka Womens and Childrens Hospital Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, UP Philippine General Hospital
- 9. Paul Mark Medina PhD Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, College of Medicine, University of the Philippines Manila Ramkumar Menon PhD Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Perinatal Research, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Texas, USA
- 10. #3 EYES: Look for Research Grants
- 11. Faculty Research Grant 2015 Ethnomycological survey and functional bioactivity screening of macrofungi utilized by Ayta communities in Dinalupihan, Bataan Faculty Research Grant 2017 Ethnobotanical survey and antimicrobial screening of medicinal plants used by Eskaya healers in Bohol, Philippines Faculty Research Grant 2018 Antinociceptive property of crude venom extracts from Philippine endemic ants on Caenorhabditis elegans and Drosophila melanogaster
- 12. #4 FEET: Go to Trainings and Workshops
- 13. Sakura Exchange Program Osaka Womens and Childrens Hospital
- 15. #5 MOUTH: Inspire and Tell Others About Your Research
- 16. First Prize. Annual Student Research Poster Contest. Philippine Academy of Family Physicians 57th Anniversary and Annual Convention First Prize. Poster and Oral Research Contest. 28th Philippine Society of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Annual Convention First Place. Applied Science and Biotechnology Category Oral Presentation. 21st Biological Sciences Graduate Congress. Malaysia Best Research Oral Presenter. 5th National Conference, Restoration Ecology Society of the Philippines Saving the Cordilleras Ecosystem Network, Inc. Five Best Research Submissions and Oral Presenters. Research Competition. 2nd Philippine Herbal Medicine Summit. First Place. Applied Science and Biotechnology Category Oral Presentation. 23rd Biological Sciences Graduate Congress. Thailand
- 17. Speaker. #HealthXPH 2nd Healthcare & Social Media Summit. Davao, Philippines. Panelist at APMC SN Regional Convention at Cebu Doctors University Panelist at the Drafting of Social Media Policy for the Philippine Academy of Ophthalmology Healthcare in Social Media
- 18. Mind the Gap: Bridging Basic Science Research and Clinical Practice. Biology Society, College of Science, Bulacan State University. 2019. A Symposium on Herbal Medicine and Natural Products Research. Thomas Aquinas Research Center Auditorium, University of Santo Tomas. Biocon 2018: Insights on the Latest Trends on Applied Biological Sciences. Ozanam AVR, Adamson University Invitations from Different Universities
- 19. #6 Pay it Forward
- 20. Co-adviser to BS Biology Thesis Students
- 21. Co-adviser to UPM BS Biology Thesis Students
- 22. Thank you very much. God bless you!
Editor's Notes
- #7: Find a mentor at every stage of your career. You are never too senior or too experienced to have a mentor.