Medical University of Lublin

INVITATION TO AN EVENING WITH A GUEST FROM THE USA

Dear Students,

We have the sincere pleasure of inviting You to an evening with our guest from the USA.

HMI consistently put its best efforts to invite our graduates or alumni each year to come on campus to share their successes story and experiences for an inspiration and motivation to all of you. We not only hope but also believe many of you are taking advantages of such opportunities time to time. I strongly believe that, for objective oriented students, such events may work as an additional catalyst on his/her goals to achieve effectively.

In person meeting with an alumnus, gives an opportunity to all of you to directly interact with an individual who had gone through the same journey/pathway, you are all going through today, therefore; I really appeal to all students to come and join this seminar while committing your precious time for self enhancement. Sometimes, a small information may help you to find the right answers on your quests you have been holding for a long time, therefore don’t miss this opportunity to attend this seminar as per the following information..

Speaker: Dr. Rohan Mankikar, an alumnus of Medical University of Lublin.
Venue: Collegium Anatomicum auditorium
Time: 6:00PM Monday 9th of February

Introduction of Dr. Mankikar:

Dr. Rohan Mankikar was born in New Jersey and after studying biomedical engineering at NJIT/Rutgers University; he attended The Medical University of Lublin and graduated in March of 2011. He began residency in internal medicine that year at Morehouse School Of Medicine/Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, GA and graduated in 2014. He is currently serving as chief resident where he is able to provide didactic teaching to his medical students and the residents. Last June, he was awarded Resident of The Year in his hospital and was inducted into the Arnold P. Gold Humanism Honor Society for his passion for teaching medical students. He also became board certified in internal medicine this past August. He has authored several abstracts and research projects in the field of Pulmonary/Critical Care medicine as well as serving on the committee for the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Critical Care Medicine. He will be starting a fellowship at The University of South Carolina this July in Pulmonary Medicine and hopes to pursue Interventional Pulmonology thereafter.

Thanks,

Arun Acharya
HMI Lublin Team
Prof Kamil Torres