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PGY2 resident physician Prakhyath Srikaram, MD, recently received the honor of being selected as a participant in the Hemostasis and Thrombosis Research Society’s Trainee Workshop: “Building a Career in Hemostasis and Thrombosis.” 

According to the society's website, each workshop is open only to 30 trainees who are interested in careers in hemostasis and/or thrombosis. It provides opportunities for case presentations by trainees, lectures from faculty who are leading experts in the field, breakout sessions in smaller groups, as well as networking time. Some of the application requirements included the submission of a candidate's statement, letter of support from the trainee's Program Director, and the option to provide details of an interesting clinical case to be considered for a case presentation during the event.

"Dr. Srikaram maintains a deep commitment to continuing work in the field of hemostasis and thrombosis," Program Director Estefania Lara Garcia, MD, said in her letter of support for Dr. Srikaram. "I am certain that the nature of the mentorship offered by HTRS, together with the workshop resources, will empower Dr. Srikaram to make substantial contributions toward the advancement of this field."

Dr. Srikaram attended the sessions on March 11-12, in Coronado, CA.