Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Hassan Moukhadder, who is driven by a passion about eye health and systemic diseases, aims to lead global vision health initiatives, reduce preventable vision loss and empower people who are visually impaired. His diverse experiences in internal medicine, ophthalmology and leadership fuel his commitment to collaborative research and sustainable health care solutions for underserved communities.
When I was deep in the trenches of fellowship training, overwhelmed by the weight of responsibility and the pressure to perform, my mentor, Dr. Yassine… Read More »‘Do Not Let Your Ambition Make You Less Human’
The existence of a hidden curriculum is pivotal to the learning experience and personal-professional growth of medical students. Some of what is learned can be… Read More »Toward a More Conscious Curriculum
As physicians, we often find ourselves at the center of deeply human experiences — sharing in moments of vulnerability, uncertainty and hope. The physician-patient relationship… Read More »The Often-Overlooked Side of the Physician-Patient Relationship
Mentorship has been pivotal in shaping my medical journey, providing invaluable guidance, inspiration and opportunities for growth. As a physician in training, I’ve been fortunate… Read More »The Power of Mentorship
As an international medical graduate from Lebanon, training in the United States is an opportunity I’ve dreamed about for many years. Yet, while I immerse… Read More »Between Two Battles: A Lebanese Doctor’s Fight for Hope
The health care sector is inherently resource intensive. Surgical specialties particularly present a unique challenge when it comes to sustainability. The demands of surgical procedures,… Read More »Cutting Waste — Surgery Resource Sustainability