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Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers. It's Anna, one of the SLS team members, and we're thrilled to be bringing you another

installment of the space learning series, where we feature some high-yield schemas applied

to clinical cases in real time.

I'm probably even more excited

to introduce you two new team members who I'm certain you know from other teams in the clinical

problem solvers but are new to our SLS team. Welcome, Kirtan and Priyanka. Before I turn it over to them,

I want to pass the mic over to my OG partner in crime and clinical reasoning, Dr. Smitha Ganesh. Smitha, what have you been at to these days?

Thanks, Anna. I have missed you dearly. I feel so good to be back. Let's see, what has been happening these days? I graduated from residency in June, whoop, whoop, and I am in between graduating residency

and starting a job at UCSF as a hospitalist. So stay tuned on how that goes. Kyrathan, we're so

excited to have you join us. Do you want to introduce yourself? Yes, thank you for having me, guys.

And you know, my journey is kind of opposite to

Smitha. So I just joined the residency a couple of months back here in Chicago. Things are going

good. I'm learning a lot. And it has been a while. I have been on CP Solvers, you know, podcast. So it's

exciting to be here and I'm looking forward to today's conversation.

And now, how are you doing, Priyanka?

Hello, everyone.

I'm super excited to be here and longtime listener of the space learning series and super thrilled to be a part of it now and learn from you all.

I'm doing well. I have graduated intern year into now

PGY2, which has been a wild ride itself, but really fun and really heartwarming to be working

with interns and kind of noticing that I was just there a few months ago. So still, you know, living the dream and really excited to be here today.

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