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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 46 MIN

Dr. Kevin Chung: Editor-in-Chief of the Journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Professor and Hand Surgeon at University of Michigan (#26)

from the DIEP end: A Plastic Surgery Podcast · host Dr. Saïd Azoury & Dr. Harrison Davis

Guest: Dr. Kevin Chung, Professor and Hand Surgeon at University of Michigan | Editor-in-Chief, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery | Editor, Grabb and Smith’s Plastic SurgeryPodcast: The DIEP EndEpisode Summary:In this episode of The DIEP End, Dr. Said Azoury sits down with Dr. Kevin Chung, a world-renowned hand surgeon, outcomes researcher, and editorial leader. Dr. Chung discusses his journey from clinical excellence to academic leadership, shaped by a Master’s in Health Services Research and a career of combining surgical mastery with innovation.As Editor-in-Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Editor of Grabb and Smith’s Plastic Surgery, Dr. Chung reveals his vision for academic publishing that’s inclusive, rigorous, and globally impactful. This is a must-listen for aspiring academic surgeons, educators, and anyone passionate about the future of plastic surgery.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:●      The mindset of a successful surgeon-scientist●      How to balance editorial leadership with clinical excellence●      What mentorship really looks like in academic medicine●      The difference between innovation and evidence●      How Dr. Chung is shaping the future of PRS and global plastic surgeryQuotable Moments:●      "Curiosity is the most important trait of a great surgeon."●      "Your job as a mentor is to build people up—then get out of their way."●      "The journal is not mine—it belongs to the specialty. My job is to guide it with clarity and purpose."Keywords (SEO-Driven): plastic surgery podcast, Kevin Chung PRS, academic plastic surgery, surgical mentorship, PRS journal editor, Grabb and Smith editor, DIEP flap, Said Azoury podcast, plastic surgery innovation, evidence-based surgery, publishing in PRS, global plastic surgery leadership, Dr. Kevin Chung interviewFollow Dr. Chung:●      Learn more: PRSJournal.comFollow The DIEP End:●      Instagram & YouTube: @thediependpodcast●      Spotify & Apple Podcasts: The DIEP EndLeave Us a Review: If you loved this episode, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. It helps more listeners like you discover these incredible stories and expert insights.Send us Fan MailSupport the showInstagram: @thediependpodcast

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