Behind the Knife

the Surgery Podcast, where we take a behind the scenes intimate look at

surgery from leaders behind the night. We're back with another episode in our series of

clinical and health signs.

Okay, welcome back to Behind the Night.

We're back with another episode in our series of clinical and health science research.

This is a collaboration between Behind the Knife and the Association of Academic Surgery.

And I'm joined once again by Fabian Johnston, who is the section chief of GI oncology and program

director for Complex General Surgical Oncology Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University.

He's also the chair of the Clinical and Health Services Research Committee for the AAS.

So Fabian, why don't you tell us who we're interviewing today?

All right, welcome.

We're really happy to have Dr. Julianne Sosa. She is a professor and chair of the

Department of Surgery at the University of California, San Francisco, and holds the

Leon Goldman Distinguished Professorship in Surgery. It's an endocrine surgeon extraordinary and so we're very

happy to have you here Dr. Sosa. Happy to be here. So we like to just you

know you kind of have the scope of this is really we're talking about HR research and so we'd love to know how you began your career.

I know about you because you're hanging the walls of Hopkins and so we're all every Hopkins faculty's homework to know

Where we came from and so

Tell us how you kind of got started in your career? So if the shortest distance between two

points is a line I will have never traveled along that line in my career.

And I sort of came to where I am probably taking the least or less traveled pathway and almost certainly have not been efficient in my career, particularly as it pertains to my science.

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