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Dr. Dong's research interest involves machine learning and how the intestinal microbiome influences the development of obesity, metabolic syndrome, chronic liver disease, cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma. He is currently the director of the Goodman-Luskin Microbiome Center Repository Core. His clinical interests include cirrhosis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, alcoholic liver disease, autoimmune hepatitis, and other chronic liver diseases.
Resident Physician
Department of Urology
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Dr. Osadchiy attended UC Berkeley and graduated with highest honors, majoring in microbial biology. Prior to medical school, he worked as an analyst at a biotech startup focused on delivering an at-home model of clinical trials to patients with rare diseases.
Jasmine is an undergraduate psychobiology major at UCLA. She is a work-study student for Dr. Gupta at the Center for Neurobiology of Stress and Resilience (CNSR). Under this role, Jasmine assists the study coordinator Allison Vaughan with all tasks related to study recruitment, retention, and helping with running the studies, including the clinical trials.
Dr. Rajesh Gupta is a specialty care physician board certified in neurology and clinical neurophysiology at Inova Health System. He joined Inova with more than 23 years of clinical experience. He is a part of the Inova Neurology practice and care team for the Inova Epilepsy Center. Prior to joining Inova, Dr. Gupta served as a neurologist at Westerly Hospital in Rhode Island.He has a special interest in the management of epilepsy, headache, multiple sclerosis, neuromuscular diseases and stroke.
Dr. Gupta is also Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Additionally, she coordinates an annual mock trial with the Criminal Defense and Prison Advocacy Clinic at the Georgetown University Law Center. Dr. Gupta has also worked as a contract clinical psychiatrist to the Alexandria Community Services Board.
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Fueled by her experiences learning geographic information systems and researching mobile health clinics and health infrastructure in Chicago, she co-developed a workshop curriculum and co-taught it in five undergraduate classes during the spring 2022 semester. Her goal was to increase data literacy and teach how environmental and lifestyle factors can play a significant role in disease risk.
Teaching Modalities
During residency training, learning occurs primarily by providing direct care to patients. We pay utmost importance to the clinical learning environments and offer high-quality patient care experiences in all areas of residency education. This clinical learning is supported by high-quality teaching rounds and conferences (faculty lectures, case presentations, diagnostic testing, journal club, patient safety and quality, wellness, and other topics in clinical medicine). We conduct weekly board review sessions, as well as simulation-based training for procedures, rhythm management, ACLS protocols, and point-of-care ultrasonography.
Ambulatory medicine (primary care) is provided at the Internal Medicine Center of Akron (IMCA), where resident continuity clinics are held. Residents longitudinally manage the health of their own panel of patients under faculty supervision. The curriculum is structured to provide for increasing autonomy, approaching independent practice at the end of residency training. In addition, residents work with subspecialists in their clinics in select areas as part of their ambulatory training.
Cleveland Clinic Akron General is a 532-registered-bed teaching and research medical center in downtown Akron. The health system also includes several ambulatory care and wellness centers, emergency departments, Lodi hospital (a critical access hospital), and a rehabilitation center. We serve as a referral center in this area for higher-level care. Cleveland Clinic Akron General is recognized regionally and within Ohio for its expertise and care. We offer a comprehensive list of medical and surgical services. Our residents are exposed to a wide variety of illnesses and pathology, thus making us an ideal center for learning clinical medicine and fertile grounds for research and scholarly activities.
Clinician-Educator Track (CET)
Our new CET was started in 2023 within Internal Medicine residency and is designed for the residents who aspire to be teaching physicians in the future. CET aims to provide a learner-centered curriculum to understand and apply adult learning principles, teaching tools, and effective evidence-based strategies in various clinical settings.
As the largest regional hospital within the Cleveland Clinic Enterprise, Akron General provides excellent educational experiences in a bustling clinical environment. Being a Level I Trauma Center, we offer the opportunity to provide comprehensive care for severely ill patients. Our residents perform a variety of procedures and interact one-on-one with the teaching faculty. They lead their teams and achieve progressive independence in patient management and procedural skills. The majority of our residents go on to subspecialty training, as evidenced by our high fellowship placement rate. Those interested in primary care or hospital medicine are prepared for a successful career in medicine. They are guided further to develop themselves in the fields of education, research, administration, information technology, quality and patient safety, and other areas related to the field of medicine.
Cleveland Clinic Akron General sponsors four positions for a one-year residency in Preliminary Medicine. This residency is for students whose career specialty requires one year of fundamental clinical experience.
Internal Medicine Residents at Cleveland Clinic Akron General have access to a large state-of the-art Simulation Center where we offer an integrated approach to life-like clinical situations. Here learners can hone their skills in a variety of scenarios and utilize task trainers that provide procedural competence in central line placement, arterial line placement, thoracentesis/paracentesis, lumbar puncture, and endotracheal intubation. In addition to practicing procedural skills, residents participate in a structured ultrasound curriculum with the opportunity to fine-tune their skills on live volunteers; take part in crashing patient/code blue simulations on a high-fidelity, computerized mannequin; and attend cardiovascular intensive care simulations that prepare them for commonly encountered cardiology emergencies.
Professor Ravindra "Ravi" Kumar Gupta FRCP FRCPath FRSB FMedSci is a professor of clinical microbiology at the Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology and Infectious Disease at the University of Cambridge. He is also a member of the faculty of the Africa Health Research Institute in Durban, South Africa.
Gupta attended Brentwood School from 1987 to 1994. Gupta gained his undergraduate medical degree from Cambridge University in 1997 and then clinical degree from Oxford University in 2001, whilst completing a Master in Public Health at Harvard School of Public Health (1998-1999). He subsequently trained in infectious diseases in Oxford and The Hospital for Tropical Diseases (UCLH) and completed a PhD in Virology with Deenan Pillay and Greg Towers at UCL. He was elected to Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences in 2021 and to Fellowship of the Royal Society of Biologists in 2022.
During COVID-19 pandemic Gupta, along with SAMBA II inventor Helen Lee, brought the first rapid near patient nucleic acid testing to the clinic (Collier et al, Cell Reports Medicine 2020) followed by work using antibody testing to increase diagnostic accuracy in the second phase of the illness (Mlcochova et al, Cell Reports Medicine 2020). This work was internationally recognized.
Most importantly, Gupta's group reported the first evidence for immune escape and infectivity enhancement of SARS-CoV-2 within host, driven by convalescent plasma, thus also defining the process by which new variants likely arise in immune compromised individuals (Kemp et al, Nature 2021). This work informed infection control policies for immune compromised hosts. Follow up work has defined the replication advantages of Alpha (Meng et al, Cell Reports 2021) and Delta variants with highly efficient ability to fuse cells (Mlcochova et al, Nature 2021), and the tropism shift and immune escape of Omicron (Meng et al, Nature 2022). These observations have translated to the clinic, reflecting disease severity of Delta versus Omicron and critically aiding public health policy regarding newly emerging variants at global scale.
He has conducted research on prostate, kidney, and bladder cancer, and has a special interest in studying the role of nutrition and lifestyle on cancer development and progression. He has presented in local, national, and international forums and has published articles and book chapters on surgical techniques and diagnostic technology. Using his research experience and knowledge, he is able to appropriately utilize the latest technological advances in cancer diagnosis and management, and deliver them to patients in the clinic setting.
Outside of the hospital and clinic, Dr. Konijeti enjoys being a husband and a father to his two children and their dog. Together, they take every opportunity to explore and experience the excitement that sunny San Diego and southern California have to offer. He spends time planning and coordinating life with his wife, who is also a physician at Scripps. His hobbies include learning new skills and facts, meeting new people, current events, physical activity of almost any kind, traveling and cooking.
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