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For instance, I am a clinical cardiologist. My passion has always been for teaching and clinical care. Even so, doing research and having impactful publications were instrumental in my academic career.
My publications allowed me to do residency in the best institutions in the world – Johns Hopkins Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
Doing research will pave the way for amazing achievements: residency, fellowship, research opportunities, a master’s degree or PhD, a career as a professor, or whatever else you decide to follow.
And I’m going to teach you exactly how you can do research with expressive results, in quantity and impact. Don’t miss out on this opportunity: Register for The Publication Roadmap, on March 1 and 2, 12 PM London Time (GMT +0).
*The Publication Roadmap is not affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital or Harvard Medical School. Opinions are exclusively those of The Publication Roadmap team.
What will you learn during The Publication Roadmap.
Medical students from the first year (yes, this method also works for you)
For those who want to publish in reputable national and international journals, regardless of their specialty.
Who is Rhanderson Cardoso, MD?
Rhanderson Cardoso, MD, is a Cardiologist at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, in Boston, MA, USA. He finished his training in Cardiology at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he also pursued a MHS in Cardiovascular Epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
He is from the countryside of northern Brazil, in the states of Goias and Tocantins. With a strong work ethic and great dedication, he overcame several obstacles to graduate medical school at the Federal University of Goias, followed by an international career in the USA. Currently, he has over 80 publications in PubMed, more than 250 abstracts in medical conferences, and over 1800 citations on Google Scholar. His work has been cited by international guidelines from the European Society of Cardiology, the American Heart Association, the American College of Cardiology, the American College of Gastroenterology, and many others.
Rhanderson Cardoso is also passionate about teaching. He was chief resident in Internal Medicine at the University of Miami and has given classes in Evidence Based Medicine training courses at Duke University, NC, USA, and the University of Miami, FL, USA.
Today, he shares his experience with medical students, residents, and fellows at his clinical work, and also internationally through the ECG Academy, the Publication Roadmap, and the Meta-Analysis Academy. The latter is focused on teaching a unique, distinguished research method to students who want to conduct impactful research independently.
*The Publication Roadmap, the Meta-Analysis Academy, and ECG Academy are not affiliated with Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Duke University, or the University of Miami. Opinions here are exclusively those of The Publication Roadmap team.
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