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Nov 3, 2021 27 min

Sponsorship

from The Association for Surgical Education Podcast Hosted by Alondra Renteria

Welcome back to the ASE Podcast! We are talking about #SPONSORSHIP today. My guest today is an internationally renowned surgical leader, Dr. Herb Chen, Chair at UAB, Editor-in-chief of American Journal of Surgery, President of the Society of Asian Academic Surgeons Foundation, Council Member of the American Board of Surgery, bourbon Connoisseur, and generous sponsor. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast channels! The post Sponsorship appeared first on The Association for Surgical Education.

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