Hi folks, my name is Robbie Jeeha, founder of the clinical problem solvers.

I'm a clinician educator at UCSF where I work at the VA, splitting my time in the ER and on

the wards.

I graduated from bound medical school and finished residency and chief residency at UCSF.

Enough about me for now, let me introduce you to my co-host.

Charmin, are you there?

I am, and I'm so, so excited to be here.

I'm one of the third-year internal medicine residents at UCSF.

I also went to UCSF for med school,

and before that I was just across the bay at UC Berkeley.

Clearly, I'm very, very spoiled by the weather here and haven't moved far.

I'm going to be one of the chief residents next year, and the goal and the hope is to one day be an academic hospitalist and a clinical educator.

Arsano, are you there?

Yes. Thank you, Charmin. Hey, folks, I am one of the producers and co-hosts of the clinical problem solvers.

If you ask me, have I ever produced something?

Absolutely not.

But I love this podcast mission and I wanted to help out in any way I could to see this thing going full swing.

So a little bit about me.

I'm currently finishing up internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins.

I'm pursuing a career in medical education and planning to be an academic hospitalist next year in Cleveland.

I'd like to introduce you guys to our other co-host, Reza.

Not Rizah from the Wu-Tang Clan, but he used to be a rapper, just YouTube him.

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