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Some people are driven within the lines, other people are driven outside the lines, and some are not driven at all.As many people go about their daily lives, below the surface, there are others who have chosen different paths.But even below that surface, the weirdness doesn't stop. It is present regardless of what type of lifestyle you live.

Some people are driven within the lines, other people are driven outside the lines, and some are not driven at all. As many people go about their daily lives, below the surface, there are others who have chosen different paths. But even below that surface, the weirdness doesn't stop. It is present regardless of what type of lifestyle you live.

#25 Nomadic Lifestyle, Bigfoot, And UFOs With William Nelson

William Nelson, M.D., Ph. D., joins us for this episode to share his insights garnered from an outstanding career in Oncology. Dr. Nelson was named the Marion I. Knott Director and Professor of Oncology and Director of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer center at Johns Hopkins faculty in 2008. Dr. Nelson is a renowned Professor of Oncology, Urology, Pharmacology, Medicine, Pathology and Radiation Oncology, and is also a recognized leader in translational research for cancer. Working with his fellow John Hopkins colleagues, Dr. Nelson discovered the most common genome alternation in prostate cancer.  In this episode, Dr. Nelson discusses the connection between clinical excellence and research excellence, tells us how to become invaluable in our work, emphasizes the rare art of critical thinking, and touches on some issues affecting physicians and residents in our current culture. Thank you for listening to the following wisdom from Dr. Nelson. As a leader in research who has made profound contributions, Dr. Nelson’s advice should be put to good use. Talking points:  Clinical excellence and research excellence are related  Applying a deep knowledge of medical science  Medicine is collaborative, so specialize in your field to become invaluable  How Dr. Nelson cultivated a deep expertise in prostate cancer  Why time is more valuable than knowledge in patient care  Critical thinking is a rare (and valuable) trait  Being successful as a resident in the changing culture  Current issues in teaching medical students  Do your best day by day to figure out medical problems and you will have a successful journey 

William Nelson, M.D., Ph. D., joins us for this episode to share his insights garnered from an outstanding career in Oncology. Dr. Nelson was named the Marion I. Knott Director and Professor of Oncology and Director of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer center at Johns Hopkins faculty in 2008. Dr. Nelson is a renowned Professor of Oncology, Urology, Pharmacology, Medicine, Pathology and Radiation Oncology, and is also a recognized leader in translational research for cancer. Working with his fellow John Hopkins colleagues, Dr. Nelson discovered the most common genome alternation in prostate cancer.  In this episode, Dr. Nelson discusses the connection between clinical excellence and research excellence, tells us how to become invaluable in our work, emphasizes the rare art of critical thinking, and touches on some issues affecting physicians and residents in our current culture. Thank you for listening to the following wisdom from Dr. Nelson. As a leader in research who has made profound contributions, Dr. Nelson’s advice should be put to good use. Talking points: <ul> <li>Clinical excellence and research excellence are related </li> <li>Applying a deep knowledge of medical science </li> <li>Medicine is collaborative, so specialize in your field to become invaluable </li> <li>How Dr. Nelson cultivated a deep expertise in prostate cancer </li> <li>Why time is more valuable than knowledge in patient care </li> <li>Critical thinking is a rare (and valuable) trait </li> <li>Being successful as a resident in the changing culture </li> <li>Current issues in teaching medical students </li> <li>Do your best day by day to figure out medical problems and you will have a successful journey</li> </ul>

Applying Clinical and Research Excellence with Dr. William Nelson

A candid discussion about alcohol/drug addiction and recovery with Dr. William Nelson, the host of Your Road to Personal Addiction Recovery

A candid discussion about alcohol/drug addiction and recovery with Dr. William Nelson