Host: Dr. Ruchir Paladiya
Guest: Dr. Neil Khoury, outgoing PGY-6 GI Fellow at UConn, incoming attending at USF Tampa GeneralIn this kickoff to the Gastroenterology sub-specialty mini-series, Dr. Neil Khoury offers practical, high-yield advice for interns joining the inpatient GI team. He covers everything from setting expectations and optimizing consults to managing team dynamics—tailored for both medical students and residents beginning their GI rotations.
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