Orthopaedic Oncologist at OHSU & Portland VA | Orthopaedic Surgery Program Director @OHSUOrtho | Proud Oregonian, Views my own. #OHSUSarcoma #FAAOS
Joined December 2014
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Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Spectacular results with MEK inhibitor mirdametinib in NF1-related plexiform neurofibromas: Deep and durable responses in 41-52% of patients and improvement in patient-reported outcomes. SpringWorks making history again in a difficult to treat orphan disease. Congratulations!
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
4th year #ortho resident Dr Sarah Lindsay at #CTOS2023 with 5️⃣ posters!🤯
(she’ll be an ortho onc fellow soon!)
Including one from @nwsarcoma supported research with @GundleMD
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Join us today @nwsarcoma journal club!
#OHSUSarcoma @OHSUsurgery @OHSUKnight @CDV_MD @DrLaraDavis @GundleMD
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
The #Ahsoka finale premieres today, which also happens to be the 15th anniversary of Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. David Huang on this prestigious award! #Lasker
Congratulations to this year’s #LaskerAward winners!
Basic: Demis Hassabis and John Jumper
Clinical: James G. Fujimoto, David Huang, and Eric A. Swanson
Special Achievement: Piet Borst
Read about their Award-winning work: ow.ly/NTeg50PNTx7
#Lasker2023 #LaskerLaureate
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Today's "Chart of the Week" from @CORRelationsMD 👇
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A staggering reality most #orthopaedic trauma surgeons are aware of ⬇️
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Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Thanks @nwsarcoma for a fun #Dragonslayer 🐉 ⚔️ walk in PDX today!
Always great to see so many @OHSUKnight #OHSUsarcoma colleagues and patients out in the sunshine supporting each other and the awesome work of @nwsarcoma
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
The Dragonslayer Walk is a 5K community walk held to honor #Sarcoma angels, patients, and survivors and raises critical funds to support the programs and mission of @nwsarcoma.
This year's event takes place on Sept. 9 at 9 am in Gabriel Park.
Register: spr.ly/6015PZl9B
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
The OB/GYN-ERAS divorce is big news for residency applicants, program directors, the AAMC, and residency selection in general.
So you know what that means.
Yup, it’s time to break it down, Winners & Losers™️ style.
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Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Congratulations to the PARITY Investigators on the @jbjs Supplement consisting of 13 secondary analyses! A special shout-out to the authors - thank you for your efforts and contributions!
The supplement can be accessed here: jbjs.org/collection.php?id=3…
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Ortho ladies in Oregon- RSVP today for this awesome event coming up next month. Hope to see you there!
@RJOSociety @OHSUOrtho #orthotwitter
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Not sure if you can create an RJOS chapter at your school if you don't have a home program? You can!! We have an army of awesome RJOS members who have volunteered to be faculty advisors! Apply today at forms.gle/Lt65ACDyaAnbCJHJ7 @RJOSociety #orthotwitter
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
Did you know that more Black men entered medical school in 1978 than in 2014? That number has only increased slightly since then. Black men are 3% of the physician workforce and I fear what the #SCOTUS ruling means for efforts to diversify medical schools. 1/4 #AffirmativeAction
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
What's the biggest mistake that I see pre-tenure assistant professors making?
It looks like this:
#AcademicTwitter #TenureTrack #AssistantProfessor #OnTrackforTenure
ALT A hand-drawn circle with arrows pointing outward going around the entire circumference of the circle.
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
It's July 1st!
Happy New Academic Year to the OHSU Orthopaedic Surgery Residents of 2023-2024
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
We regret that the Court’s decision does not seem to recognize the continuing effects of systemic racism in our country and, with respect to OHSU’s mission, the resulting health disparities evident in our community. #AffirmativeAction spr.ly/6011PDUkc
Kenneth Gundle, MD retweeted
How much do hospitals receive from the government to train residents?
It depends. There are multiple funding streams and the formulae are complicated.
But here, a consulting firm did the math...
…and estimated that, in 2019, the average Medicare subsidy was $145,435/resident.
ALT Graphic demonstrating calculating the average DGME and IME payment per resident by federal fiscal year, which rose from $110,681 in 2008 to $145,435 in 2019.