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Behind the Knife, The Surgery Podcast, where we take a behind the scenes intimate look at another episode of Behind the Knife. This is

Kevin Canary today on the call. We have Jason Shreya and Megana on the call with us and we

are lucky enough today to interview Dr. Rebecca Sippel. she's an associate professor and vice chair of academic affairs and professional

development and she's the chief of endocrine surgery at the University of Wisconsin.

She completed a medical degree at Washington University of Wisconsin. She completed her medical degree at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

and her General Surgery Residency at the University of Wisconsin

and completed her fellowship in Interkin Surgery at the University of California, San Francisco.

You may have heard Dr. Sippel before on the podcast.

She was a guest at the Academic Surgical Congress and we were excited to have her on for a full

interview today. Thank you Dr.

Sippel for joining us today. Thank you. Happy to be here. And we just like

always like to start off wanting to know kind of how did you get into surgery and then how did you end up

deciding to pursue a career in endocrine surgery? You know when I started

medical school I actually was really fascinated by endocrine physiology. I thought I was going to be an

endocrinologist and then when I started my third year rotations actually fell in love with my

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