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Shikha Jain Curriculum Vitae

SHIKHA JAIN, MD, FACP I. PRESENT POSITION AND ADDRESS Academic Rank: Assistant Professor of Medicine Title: Director of Communication Strategies in Medicine Associate Director of Oncology Communications & Digital Innovation.

University of Illinois Cancer Center University of Illinois-Chicago

Department/Division: Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology, Oncology Professional Address: 1740 W Taylor

Chicago, IL 60607 Website: www.shikhajainmd.com www.womeninmedicinesummit.org Twitter: @ShikhaJainMD Languages: English (fluent), Hindi (fluent), Spanish (conversant) II. EDUCATION AND POST-GRADUATE TRAINING Undergraduate 1999-2003 University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences (Honors) Dean’s list

Post-Graduate 2003-2004 Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA

Interdepartmental Medical Sciences Program 2004-2008 Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, East Lansing, MI Doctor of Medicine 2008-2011 University of Illinois Hospital, Chicago, IL

Internal Medicine Residency 2012-2015 Loyola University Chicago Hospital, Chicago, IL

Hematology Oncology Fellow, 2012-2015 Licensure and Certificates

1. Permanent medical license in Illinois, since 2012 2. Board Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine, 2011 3. Board Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine, Hematology 2015 4. Board Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine, Oncology 2015


5. Active BLS certification

III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Academic Appointments 2020-ongoing University of Illinois, Chicago IL Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Hematology, Oncology 2018-2020 Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Hematology, Oncology & Cell Therapy

2015-2018 Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Cancer Center, Chicago, IL

Hematologist/Oncologist Health System Clinician

Administrative Appointments

2020-ongoing University of Illinois Hospital, Chicago IL

Director of Communication Strategies in Medicine Associate Director of Oncology Communications & Digital Innovation.

2018-2020 Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL Director of Social Media and Communications for the Rush University Cancer Center Co-Founder and Co-Chair Rush Center for the Advancement of Women in Healthcare

2016-2018 Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Cancer Center, Chicago, IL

Clinical Cancer Operations Committee, HOA Representative

Other Professional Experience

2008-2011 University of Illinois Department of Hematology Oncology, Chicago, IL Research Assistant

2002-2008 Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies MSU CHM, Kalamazoo, MI

Research Assistant, July 2002-June 2008

2002-2003 University of Chicago, Department of Immunology Research Assistant

2001-2002 University of Chicago, Department of Psychiatry

Research Assistant, Aug 2001-June 2002


2001 St. John’s Catholic School, Varanasi, India

First Grade Teacher, Summer 2001

2000 Pharmacia Upjohn, Kalamazoo, MI Research Assistant, June 2000-Sep 2000

Hospital/Clinical Appointment

2018-Current Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL 2015-2018 Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Cancer Center, Chicago, IL 2011-2012 Whakatane Hospital, Whakatane, New Zealand

Medical Officer

IV. SCHOLARSHIP Areas of Research/Scholarly Interest

- GI Oncology - Neuroendocrine tumors - Gender Equity in Healthcare - Health disparities - Social Media and Healthcare - Narrative Writing in Medicine - Abstracts/Case Reports with Trainees

Non Clinical Fellowships:

- Public Voices Fellow with the OpEd Project, 2019-2020 - Doximity Writing Fellow, 2017-2018

Publications

Book Chapters 1. Chapter 17: Management of Periprocedural Anticoagulation. Office Based Endovascular

Centers. November 2019. Journal Editor

1. International Journal of Academic Medicine (IJAM). Guest Editor September-December 2019 Edition.

Peer Reviewed Publications


1. Jain S, Englander MJ, Gebhard RE, Moeschler S, Sharkey KM, Silver JK. Disparities in Equity and Inclusion May Impact Professionalism and Adversely Affect Senior Somen in Medicine. J Women’s Health. In press

2. Gerull K, Loe M, Swaroop M, Jain S. Lift as you rise: Conference panel co-moderation with trainees. Academic Medicine (In Press).

3. Chowdhary M,…Jain S, et al. Women's Representation in Leadership Positions in Academic Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology and Surgical Oncology Programs. JAMA Network Open. March 11, 2020.

4. Jain S, Madani K, Flint F, Swaroop M, Liu H, Varghese T, Sinha M, Silver J. What Does It Mean to Be a Male Ally? Implementing Meaningful Change in Gender Representation in Medicine. Journal of the American College of Surgeons. January 17, 2020. [Epub ahead of print].

5. Jain S, Madani KS, Swaroop M. Inaugural Women in Medicine Summit: An Evolution of Empowerment in Chicago, Illinois, September 20 and 21, 2019: Event Highlights, Scientific Abstracts and Dancing with Markers. Int J Acad Med; 5(3):240-301. 2019.

6. Woitowich N, Graff S, Swaroop M, Jain S. Gender-Specific Conferences and Symposia: A Putative Support Structure for Female Physicians. Journal of Women’s Health. 2019 Nov. [Epub ahead of print].

7. Marshall AL, Dversdal RK, Murphy M, Prill DM, Zhang T, Jain S. WOMENtorship: The #WomenInMedicine perspective. Med Teach. 2019 Oct 10; 1-3 [Epub ahead of print]

8. Duma N, Durani U, Woods CB, Kankeu Fonkoua LA, Cook JM, Wee C, Fuentes HE, Gonzalez-Velez M, Murphy MC, Jain S, Marshall AL, Graff SL, Knoll MA. Evaluating Unconscious Bias: Speaker Introductions at an International Oncology Conference. J Clin Oncol. 2019 Oct 11; JCO1901608 [Epub ahead of print]

9. A Wang, C Tapia…S. Jain, MD. Barriers to receipt of novel oral oncolytics: A single-institution quality improvement investigation. Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice. April 3, 2019.

10. E Maestas MD, S. Jain MD, P. Stiff MD. A 54-Year Old Woman with Donor Cell Origin of Multiple Myeloma after Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation for the Treatment of CML. Case Reports in Hematology. Vol. 2016. Article ID 6751914, 3 pages. 2016.

11. K Tobin MD, S. Jain MD, S Al Diffalha MD et al. Emerging Role of Fluorodeoxyglucose- PET Imaging in the Diagnosis of Intravascular Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma: A Case Series and Literature Review. Federal Practitioner. 2016 May.

12. S Jain MD, JI Clark. Ipilimumab For the Treatment of Melanoma. Melanoma Management. 2015; 2(1):33-39.

13. M Fokkema, JE Vrijenhoek, HM Den Ruijter et al. (collaborator). Stenting Versus Endarterectomy for Restenosis Following Prior Ipsilateral Carotid Endarterectomy: An Individual Patient Data Meta-analysis. Ann Surg. 2014 Jun 27 [Epub ahead of print].


14. S Jain MD, N Shah MD, S Gregory MD. Relapsed Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma-Ten Years Later. Clinical Advances in Hematology & Oncology. 2011 Sep; 9(9): 704-708.

15. S Jain MD, D Chhabra MD. A case of immunotactoid glomerulopathy with rapid progression to end-stage renal disease. The Scientific World Journal. 2009 Dec; 16;9:1348-54.

16. SD Kumar, KM Jain MD, S. Jain, JS Munn MD, MC Rummel MD. Fistulogram following Arteriovenous (AV) Dialysis Graft Thrombectomy should be Mandatory. The American Surgeon. 2008 Dec; 74(12):1154-8.

17. MC Rummel, MD, KM Jain, MD, JS Munn, MD, S Vaddineni, MD, T Klemens, RN, S Jain, MD. Office Based Vascular Procedures are Safe and Effective. Midwestern Vascular Surgical Society. Thirty Second Annual Meeting. 2008 Sep:11-13:41.

18. S Jain, KM Jain MD, SD Kumar MD, JS Munn MD, MC Rummel MD. Operative Intervention for Carotid Restenosis Is Safe and Effective. European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery. 2007 Nov; 34(5): 561-568.

19. S Jain, JS Munn MD, EJ Simoni MD, KM Jain MD. Endograft Repair of a Persistent Sciatic Artery Aneurysm. European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery extra. 2004 July; 8.

Peer Reviewed Abstracts

1. Jain S, Graff SL et al. Support structures for female physicians: Motivations and barriers to gender-specific conferences and symposia. J Clin Oncol 37, 2019 (suppl; abstr 10518)

2. Duma N, Durani U…Jain S…et al. Evaluating unconscious bias: Speaker introductions at an international oncology conference. J Clin Oncol 37, 2019 (suppl; abstr 10503)

3. Chowdhary M, Chowdhary A…Jain S…et al. It starts at the top: An analysis of female representation in academic medical oncology (MO), radiation oncology (RO), and surgical oncology (SO) program leadership positions. J Clin Oncol 37, 2019 (suppl; abstr 10520)

4. C Tapia, A Wang, Y Bhanji …S Jain MD. Barriers in time to initiation of therapy for newly prescribed novel oral oncolytics. Journal of Clinical Oncology. http://ascopubs.org/doi/abs/10.1200/JCO.2017.35.15_suppl.e18005

5. H Mai, MD S Kliethermes S. Jain, MD, KS Albain MD et al. Association of Metabolic Syndrome, Its Component and Multigene Assays for Recurrence Risk. The Journal of Cancer Research. 2014 Dec.

6. N. Bonthala MD, M. Wong MD, S. Jain MD, A VanMeter MD. Encapsulating Peritoneal Sclerosis. The American Journal of Gastroenterology.

7. S Jain, MD, P Stiff, MD, S Smith MD, PhD et al. Myeloablative Conditioning with Intravenous Busulfan and Pentostatin (Bu/Pent) vs. Total Body Irradiation and Cyclophosphamide (TBI/Cy) for Elderly Patients with Acute Myeloid Leukemia Or Myelodysplasia. Blood. 2013. 122:5450. Online.


8. N Bonthala MD, S Jain MD. Hydroxycut Associated Hepatotoxicity Requiring Transplantation. The American Journal of Gastroenterology. 2010 Oct; 105(1): 263.

Non-Peer Reviewed Publications

1. While businesses may open, avoid business as usual. The Hill. May 14, 2020. 2. Choosing a Medical Specialty: Where to Learn What You Need to Know. After

Rounds. May 11, 2020. 3. Letters: How We Can Reopen Illinois Safely. Chicago Tribune. May 4, 2020. 4. All Americans Should Care About When States Reopen. US News & World Report.

April 23, 2020. 5. Use Science and Evidence to Craft Plan to Reopen Country Amid Coronavirus. US

News & World Report. April 16, 2020. 6. Taking the Long View: Surviving and Thriving After Social Distancing. Thrive

Global. April 16, 2020. 7. Preventative Care Must Continue During the Coronavirus Pandemic. US News &

World Report. April 13, 2020 8. It’s Time for Doctors to Fight For Their Communities. Physician’s Weekly. April 13,

2020. 9. 4 Keys to Time Management for Doctors. After Rounds. April 3, 2020. 10. Governors Need to Act to Stem the Tide of COVID-19. US News & World

Report. April 2, 2020. 11. The Mother of All Burdens: COVID-19 and Physician Parents. Ms. Magazine

April 1, 2020. 12. Take the Pledge To be 6ftApartNotUnder and Advocate for Social Distancing.

KevinMD. March 29, 2020. 13. I am a Physician, and I am Scared. KevinMD. March 28, 2020. 14. Look for the Helpers: Physicians Using Their Voices to Educate During Pandemic.

Morning Consult. March 26, 2020 15. Women in Medicine Face Unique Challenges. After Rounds. March 17, 2020. 16. When the Doctor is Sick. Tough choices to make. The Hill. February 19, 2020. 17. Treating New Concerns: The Cardio-Oncologist Will See You Now. Scientific

American. February 6, 2020. 18. Professionalism in the Era of Social Media. SoMeDocs. January 23, 2020. 19. Without A Fight: Cancer is Not a Battle To Be Won. Scientific American. January

16,2020. 20. Make Schools Safe Requiring Vaccines in Schools. The Hill. December 31, 2019.


21. Closing the Health Care Connection Gap. US News & World Report. December 12, 2019.

22. Development of a Safe Administration PRRT Process in an Ambulatory Academic Setting. Oncology Nursing News. August 12, 2019.

23. It’s Time for Women in Medicine to Get Their Moonshot. KevinMD.com. October 5, 2019.

24. Can Gender Disparities in Health Care Be Fixed? US News & World Report. Sep 27, 2019.

25. Speaking Secrets: Shikha Jain, MD. SoMeDocs. August 20, 2019. 26. The Pitfalls & Imperatives of Evaluating Women’s Leadership. Physician’s

Weekly. Aug 9, 2019 27. Gender Equity needs a Diagnostic Approach. Doximity. June 10, 2019. 28. How to Be an Effective Physician Leader: Strategies for Those With Formal or

Informal Authority. Physician’s Weekly. March 13, 2019. 29. How Can Doctors Stop Fake Medical News. KevinMD.com. Feb 27, 2019. 30. An Oncologist’s Battle with Imposter Syndrome. KevinMD.com. Feb 25, 2019. 31. The Future Belongs to Those Who Mentor. ASCO Connection. Guest

Commentary. Dec 11, 2018. 32. Op-Eds and Advocacy: Pointers for Writing an Op-Ed. SoMeDocs. November 19,

2018. 33. We Don’t Need to Fix Women, We Need to Fix the Leaky Leadership Pipeline.

Women In White Coats. December 12, 2018. 34. We Do Not Need to Fix women, We Need to Fix the System. Doximity. OpEd.

November 10, 2018. 35. Tips For New Doctors (and a Few for New Attendings). ASCO Connection. Guest

Commentary. July 30, 2018. 36. Representing the Hematology & Oncology Physician Women Wolfpack Group at

ASCO 2018. Doximity. OpEd. June 19, 2018. 37. How Barbara Bush’s legacy can help us rediscover the benefits of palliative care

and hospice. KevinMD.com. May 21, 2018. 38. A Cancer Patient’s Ever-Growing Bucket List. Doximity. OpEd. April 4, 2018. 39. Why Oncology Is an Intimate Field. Doximity. OpEd. March 13, 2018 40. Immunology Study Shines New Light on Oncology Treatment. Doximity. OpEd.

January 2018. 41. The Oral Contraceptives PR Problem. KevinMD.com. July 27, 2017. 42. Why I would still encourage my daughter to go into medicine. KevinMD.com. Feb

5 2017.

Invited Lectures, Conference Presentations

Invited Speaking - CME

1. The Gender Moonshot. American Medical Womens Association (AMWA) National Meeting. March 27, 2019.


2. How to Identify and Harness Your Management and Mentoring Styles and Be a More Effective Leader. Career Advancement and Leadership Skills for Women in Healthcare. Harvard Medical School. November 15, 2019.

3. Social Media and Healthcare. ACP: Illinois Internal Medicine Meeting. October 25, 2019.

4. Oncologic Emergencies. St. Mary’s Hospital. October 1, 2019. 5. Shattering the Glass Ceiling: Challenging Gender Barriers. Medicine Grand

Rounds. Rush University Medical Center. September 4, 2019. 6. Social Media and Healthcare: Amplification and Empowerment. Rush University

Medical Center. Aug 1, 2019. 7. Oncologic Emergencies. West Suburban Hospital. July 24, 2019. 8. Rush Hospitalist-Oncologic emergencies invited speaker July 11, 2019 9. Immunotherapy: The Final Frontier? Immunotherapy for the Non-Oncologist.

Grand Rounds. Rush Oak Park Hospital. May 17, 2019. 10. Immunotherapy: The Final Frontier? Immunotherapy for the Non-Oncologist.

Grand Rounds. West Suburban Hospital. March 28, 2019. 11. Shattering the Glass Ceiling: Challenging Gender Barriers. Hematology and

Oncology Grand Rounds. Rush University Cancer Center. January 16, 2019. 12. How to Write an Op-Ed. Northwestern Memorial Hospital. November 3, 2018. 13. Diversity and Inclusion in Medicine. Moderator. Women In Medicine

Symposium. Northwestern Memorial Hospital. October 25, 2018. 14. Oncologic Emergencies. Midwest Hospitalist Conference. Invited Speaker.

Northwestern Memorial Hospital. October 18, 2018. 15. Examining Time to Receipt and Causes of Delay in Novel Oral Oncolytics. 20th

World Congress on Radiology & Oncology. Sep 2018. 16. Immunotherapy: An Overview. Invited Speaker. Medical Education Series.

Moraine Valley Community College. Feb 7 2017. 17. Blood Is Thinner Than Water. Borgess Vascular Symposium Invited Speaker.

Western Michigan Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine. Department of Vascular Surgery. Kalamazoo, MI. Nov 2016.

18. Immunotherapy in Hematology-Oncology. Grand Rounds Invited Speaker. Western Michigan Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine. Department of Internal Medicine. Kalamazoo, MI. April 2016.

19. Immunotherapy, The Final Frontier? Grand Rounds. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. Maywood, IL. February 2015.

20. Cancer Immunotherapy. Invited Speaker. Clinical Research Department. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. January 2015.

21. ALL About CARs: Chimeric Antigen Receptor Therapy for Relapsed/Refractory ALL. Grand Rounds. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. Maywood, IL. November 2014.

22. Fertility and the Cancer Patient. Grand Rounds. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. Maywood, IL. April 2014.

23. Blood Sport: A Hematologists View of Sports Medicine. Grand Rounds. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. Maywood, IL. December 2013.


24. Why Was ASCO 2013 Atwitter About PD-1? #Oncology. Grand Rounds. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. Maywood, IL. June 2013.

25. Can An Aspirin a Day Keep the Oncologist Away? Grand Rounds. Loyola Hospital, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center. Maywood, IL. February 2013.

26. Hodgkins in the Elderly. Chicago Lymphoma Rounds. Chicago, IL. November 2012.

27. Operative Intervention for Carotid Restenosis Is Safe and Effective. Lansing Research Day. East Lansing, MI. May 2006.

28. Senior Honors Thesis Defense. The Effects of B7-1/B7-2 Deficiency on the Generation and Function of Dendritic Cells. Chicago, IL. May 2003

Webinar Faculty Speaking – CME

1. Intentional Leadership in Times of Change. Women in Medicine Summit. April 23, 2020.

2. COVID19 and Equity: Let’s Not Lose Ground. Women in Medicine Summit. May 28, 2020.

3. Authentic Leadership In Times of Crisis and Finding Your Voice. Illinois State Medical Society. June 10, 2020.

4.

Invited Speaking – Canceled for COVID19 1. Speaker: Women in Medicine. Becker’s 11th Annual Meeting. April 2020. Canceled

COVID19 2. Panelist: GREAT/GWIMS Joint Conference 3. Keynote: Cleveland Clinic’s Women in Healthcare Forum. September 2020. 4. Panelist: Avionos International Women’s Day Panel. March, 2020. Canceled

COVID19

Oral Abstract Presentation – CME

1. Evaluating unconscious bias: Speaker introductions at an international oncology conference. Oral Presentation. ASCO 2019. Presented by corresponding author Narjust Duma, MD

2. Operative Intervention for Carotid Restenosis Is Safe and Effective. Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery 34th Annual Symposium. Las Vegas, Nevada. March 2006.

3. Fistulogram After Arteriovenous Dialysis Graft Thrombectomy Should be Mandatory. Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery 34th Annual Symposium. Las Vegas, Nevada. March 2006. Presented by corresponding author Shakthi Kumar

Plenary Lecture - CME

1. Oncologic Emergencies. 15th Annual Midwest Hospital Conference. October 2019. Invited Lecture – Non CME


1. Personal Branding, Online Professionalism and Networking. MS in Reproductive Science and Medicine. REPR_SCI 497: Professional and Career Development Northwestern University. April 20, 2020.

2. Women in Medicine – Social Media and Healthcare. American College of Physicians. December 4, 2019.

3. Op-Eds and Advocacy. UIC, Global Health Policy and Advocacy. September 13, 2019

4. Leading as a Physician: How To Lead with Formal or Informal Authority. ENT Retreat. Rush University Medical Center. April 8, 2019.

5. Chicago Women in STEM Symposium 2019. Chicago Women in STEM Initiative, Northwestern University Postdoctoral Association. March 8, 2019.

6. Op-Eds and Advocacy. UIC, Global Health Policy and Advocacy. October 19, 2018.

Webinar Faculty- Non CME

1. Professional Development Call Series: Leading Through Challenging Times. ASCO. June 11, 2020.

2. Author Event: Best-selling author Danielle Ofri discusses her new book, When We Do Harm: A Doctor Confronts Medical Error. American Medical Women’s Assocation(AMWA). May 3, 2020.

3. The OpEd Project- Fast Tips in the Pandemic. April 16, 2020. 4. Chronic Liver Disease Foundation-HCC Innovations. Webinar. Aug 6, 2019 5. Chronic Liver Disease Foundation-HCC Innovations. Webinar. April 23, 2019. 6. Chronic Liver Disease Foundation-HCC Innovations. Webinar. May 16, 2019 7. Dual Physician Webinar. American College of Physicians. Feb 11, 2019.

TED talk

1. A Moonshot for Gender Equity. TEDxRushU: Reimagine. October 2019. Peer Reviewed Poster Presentations

1. What’s in a Name? a Gender-Based Analysis of Speaker Introductions at the American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting. Dec 2019.

2. Assessment of Author Gender in Editorials in High Impact Factor Oncology Journal. Women in Medicine Summit. Sep 2019.

3. Support structures for female physicians: Motivations and barriers to gender-specific conferences and symposia: Mayo GRIT Sep 2019

4. Support structures for female physicians: Motivations and barriers to gender-specific conferences and symposia: ASCO May 2019

5. Female Representation in Oncology Leadership Positions. ASCO 2019. 6. Exploring factors delaying initiation of novel oral anticancer drugs. Thirteenth

Annual Lewis Landsberg Research Day. Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Chicago, IL. April 2017.


7. Association of Metabolic Syndrome, Its Components and Multigene Assays for Recurrence Risk. San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium. San Antonio, TX. December 2014.

8. Intravascular Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma: A Case Series and Literature Review. Indian American Medical Association. Westmont, IL. October 2014.

9. Intravascular Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma: A Case Series and Literature Review. Association of VA Hematology/Oncology (AVAHO) Organization. Atlanta, GA. October 2013.

10. Encapsulating Peritoneal Sclerosis. 76th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology. Washington DC. October 2011.

11. Sporadic Late Onset Nemaline Rod Myopathy in an HIV-negative woman. ACP Associates Day. Chicago, IL. November 2010.

12. Encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis. ACP Associates Day. Chicago, IL. November 2010.

13. Hydroxycut Associated Hepatotoxicity Requiring Transplantation. 75th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology. San Antonio, TX. October 2010.

14. Hydroxycut Associated Hepatotoxicity Requiring Transplantation. National ACP Associate's Day. Toronto, Canada. April 2009.

15. Hydroxycut Associated Hepatotoxicity Requiring Transplantation. Northern Illinois Chapter's ACP Associate's Day. Chicago, IL. November 2009.

16. A Case of Immunotactoid Glomerulopathy with Rapid Progression to End Stage Renal Disease. Northern Illinois Chapter's ACP Associate's Day. Chicago, IL. November 2009.

17. All that caseate is not tuberculosis. Northern Illinois Chapter's ACP Associate's Day. Chicago, IL. November 2009.

18. Which came first, the STEMI or the Enterococcus? Northern Illinois Chapter's ACP Associate's Day. Chicago, IL. October 2008.

19. Septic Thrombophlebitis Secondary to AICD Placement. Northern Illinois Chapter ACP Associate’s Day. Chicago, IL. October 2008.

20. Disseminated Cryptococcus Neoformans in a Non-Immunocompromised Patient Presenting With Initial Manifestation of Hepatic Dysfunction. Northern Illinois Chapter ACP Associate’s Day. Chicago, IL. October 2008.

21. Lymphedema Distichiasis Syndrome. Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies (KCMS) Research Day. Kalamazoo, MI. April 2007.

22. Capgras Syndrome in a Patient with Hydrocephalus. Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies Research Day. Kalamazoo, MI. April 2007.

23. The Effects of B7-1/B7-2 deficiency on the generation and function of Dendritic Cells. Drexel University Research Day. Philadelphia, PA. May 2004

Digital Scholarship Podcast Host

1. Oncology Overdrive. Founder, Host May 2020-ongoing 2. Oncology Overdrive. Health Care in a COVID-19 World. May 15, 2020


3. Oncology Overdrive. The Disruption of Health Care, COVID-19, Social Media, and Everything in Between. May 27, 2020.

4. Oncology Overdrive. Malignant: An Interview with Dr. Vinay Prasad. June 8, 2020.

5. The Rush Cast. Founder, Host. January 2019-December 2019 6. The Rush Cast. A Time to Be Hopeful: How lung cancer screening and new

treatments are improving lung cancer care. Nov 18, 2019. 7. The Rush Cast. Breast Cancer Screening Saves Lives. Oct 18, 2019. 8. The Rush Cast. Taking Action: Addressing Gender Inequities in Health Care. Sep

11, 2019. 9. The Rush Cast. Acupuncture and Cancer: Helping patients in mind, body and

spirit. Aug 30, 2019. 10. The Rush Cast. A Watershed Moment in Cancer: Precision Medicine. July 31,

2019. 11. The Rush Cast. Excellence Breaks New Ground: Planning Rush’s New Building.

June 21, 2019. 12. The Rush Cast. Skin Cancer Risks: It’s Not Just about the Sun. May 24, 2019. 13. The Rush Cast. Immunotherapy: Changing Cancer Care. April 24, 2019. 14. The Rush Cast. On the Rise: Colon Cancer in People Under 50. March 11, 2019. 15. The Rush Cast. Bold Goals: The Future of Cancer Care at Rush. Feb 5, 2019.

Podcast Guest

1. Teleconcology: How Telehealth is Being Used During COVID-19. The Executive Innovation Show. April 2020.

2. Women in Medicine and How Social Media Can Be Used in Healthcare. White Coat Wellness. March 2020.

3. Women Leaders in Medicine- Dr. Shikha Jain. Episode 28. Medicus. October 2019.

4. Her American Story. Episode 16. October 2019. 5. The Advocate: Dr. Shikha Jain. Rx For Success. October 2019. 6. Dr. Shikha Jain, Medical Oncologist, Research, Co-Founder of the Women in

Medicine Summit on Gender Equity and Gender Parity and Director of Media at Rush Cancer Center. Strong Women in Medicine. Candace Bellamy. September 2019.

7. Living Your Most Unbound Life: Doctors Unbound. Episode 100. August 2019. 8. Shikha Jain on Heat-Checks, Conferences & Trolls. Explore the Space. Aug 2019. 9. Scott Becker interviews Shikha Jain. Becker’s Hospital Review. June 2019. 10. Fierce Females: Women’s Health & Wealth. Women in Leadership: Finding Your

Voice. April 2019. 11. Build Your Wolfpack. Growth Edge: A Leadership Podcast. Guest. April 2019. 12. GI/GU Oncology. The Commute with Steve Olivas. April 2019. 13. What is a Physician Director of Media Relations and How Can It Impact Your

Career? Doctors Unbound. Episode 77. March 4, 2019. 14. All Things Social Media. Hippocratic Hustle. Episode 72. Feb 22, 2019.


15. Motherhood with Dr. Sharon McLaughlin & Dr. Shikha Jain. Truth Prescriptions. Episode 7.

16. Social Media with Dr. Shikha Jain. Truth Prescriptions. Episode 12. 17. Benefits of Social Media for Physicians and their Patients. Physician’s Guide to

Doctoring. Sep 27, 2018. 18. Social Media Advances Women in Medicine. Skin In The Game. June 27, 2018. 19. Using Social Media to Help Patients. Skin In The Game. June 25, 2018 20. Specialty Stories 8: What is Hematology/Oncology? An Academic Doc

Discusses. Medical School Headquarters. Feb 1, 2017 21. Blood Disorders in Women. MD for Moms. April 19, 2017

Youtube Guest

1. Doctors on Walks Getting Food. Episode 6. October, 2019. 2. Becoming a Hematologist Oncologist. MedChat Monday. May 2019.

Social Media Initiatives 1. #WIMStrongerTogether 2. #NMWIMS18 3. #6ftApartNotUnder 4. #6FtApartNotUnderChallenge 5. #COVIDFallenHeroes 6. #TestTraceTreat Twitter Chats:

1. Women in Medicine weekly Twitter Chat. Guest host, Topic: Healthcare and Social Media: Aug 26, 2018

o Transcript available via Symplur o Metrics available via Symplur

Tweetorials 1. Tweetorial based on Social Distancing and COVID19. Summarized here:

https://threader.app/thread/1250625137415729152 2. Tweetorial based on Professionalism, Health Care and Social Media. Summarized

here: https://t.co/KiVlBjm0LW?amp=1 3. Tweetorial based on the Women in Medicine Summit 2019. Summarized here:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1175956537510154242.html 4. Tweetorial on Residency Interviewing. Summarized here:

https://twitter.com/ShikhaJainMD/status/1042597439327428608 Online Engagement and Education, Mentorship

1. The OpEd Project June 2019-June 2020 o Public Voices Fellow

2. Doximity Writing Fellow. June 2017-June 2018. o Create original content for Doximity.


o Provide insight and comments on articles published on Doximity. 2. Dual Physician Family Facebook Group, Founder and Moderator

o Comprised of over 2400 physicians, a forum for families where both spouses are physicians.

o A forum to facilitate dialogue on: issues related to a dual physician homes, career guidance, and education.

3. Doctors on Social Media Facebook Group, Leadership o Comprised of over 1200 physicians, a group for physicians looking to take

medicine, a passion, or business into social media. o A forum to openly share, support and exchange creative tips and ideas.

4. Breast cancer awareness and education website, www.lookingforcure.org o Founder and former editor; site provided reference material, original

articles, education and local resources for breast cancer patients and their families.

o Recruited medical students, fellows and attending physicians, social workers, nurses, dieticians and pharmacists to write original articles.

o Managed editorial board of physicians in medical and surgical oncology. o Worked with web designers to design website and business cards to

distribute to patients. o Partnered with national non-profit organization "Bright Pink" for local

events and edited articles provided by their organization for the website.

Honors and Awards for Scholarship

2020 National Award Women Leaders in Oncology (Nominee) 2019 National Award Modern Healthcare Top 25 Emerging Leaders.

2019 National Award LEAD (Leadership Empowerment and Development: Enriching

Experiences for Women in Hematology & Oncology) Rising Star

2019 National Honor American College of Physician (ACP) Inducted into the Fellowship of the ACP

2019 National Honor ASCO Connection Best of ASCO Connection Blogs

2019 National Honor 500 Women in Medicine #500WIMspotlight 2014 Internal Award Indian American Medical Association

Golden Stethoscope Research Award

2009 Internal Award University of Illinois Hospital Class Act Award 2008 Internal Award Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine


Tom M. Johnson, M.D. Award for Physician Leadership and Excellence in the Art of Medicine and in the Care of Patients

2006 Internal Award Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine

Women in Medicine Scholarship 2006 Internal Award Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine

The Michigan Association of Physicians from India Scholarship Fund for Students of Asian Indian Heritage

2006 National Award American Medical Students Association (AMSA)

Outstanding Recruitment Efforts 2005 National Award American Medical Students Association

Outstanding Student Outreach Program 2004 Internal Award Office of Research and Graduate Studies, Drexel University

Best Graduate Student Research and Presentation Award

2002 Internal Award University of Chicago Jane Morton and Henry C. Murphy Leadership Award,

2002 Internal Award University of Chicago

Maroon Key Society Leadership Award V. SERVICE Membership in Professional Societies (Active)

American College of Physicians (ACP) – Member, Fellow American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO)- Member

Women’s Networking Center Task Force member Illinois State Medical Society

Council on Communications and Membership Advocacy University of Chicago Alumni Association, Member

Program Development and Oversite

Clinical: Neuroendocrine multidisciplinary program

Developed multidisciplinary tumor board and launched July 2019 Moved Lutathera/PRRT program from inpatient to outpatient setting Worked closely with nursing and nuclear medicine to create patient educational material and develop strategies for outpatient treatment program.

Non Clinical:

Women in Medicine Summit

Shikha Jain Curriculum Vitae Co-founded and co-chaired national CME multi-institutional 2 day conference. Led steering committee of 68 women physicians, 8 subcommittees from across

the country. Created monthly newsletter Found sponsors and endorsers from across the country Developed marketing and social media material

Rush Center for the Advancement of Women in Healthcare, Co-Founder, Co-Chair Created internal advisory board Developed charter Launched website Development and creation of Center from initial idea phase to implementation Led several meetings of advisory board Strategic planning Created budget and successfully presented to leadership Soft launch of Center September 2019, presented to Rush University Health Center

Thought Leadership program development Rush University Cancer Center, Creator Appointed Position

Illinois State Medical Society Council on Communications and Membership Advocacy, July 2019-ongoing COVID-19 Advisory Group, April 2020-ongoing

Women’s Networking Center Task Force member, ASCO Member of the Planning Committee for the 2020 ASCO National Conference

VI. TEACHING Educational Conference Chair- GME Women in Medicine Summit Med Student Preconference, Co-Founder, Co-Chair. Sep 19, 2019.

Educational conference for medical students. Preconference for medical student volunteers and those attending the Women in Medicine Summit. Partnership with SheMD Led content development, breakout sessions, networking sessions Organized medical student volunteers for WIMS 2019

Educational Conference Chair- CME Women In Medicine Summit, Co-Founder, Co-Chair. September 20-21, 2019

425 attendees in 2019, 9 countries, 29 states represented


CME conference, sponsored and endorsed by multiple institutions across the country, local and national organizations. 67 abstracts, 33 perspective pieces I Stand With Her awards, 1 winner in each of three categories National speakers from academic medicine, lawyers, negotiation and strategy experts, clinical medicine, C-suite, coaches, MBAs Breakout sessions for skill building, professional and personal development Mission: Advocate for advancement of women in medicine. Cite evidence-based data and peer-reviewed studies relating to gender equity and equality and implicit bias. Constructively analyze the data and research on gender bias and gender equity. Gain the ability to instruct others on the topic. Recognize barriers existing for women physicians and create constructive solutions to be implemented for systemic change. Develop skills for career development and tools to help create programming at other institutions. Define, recognize and implement strategize to overcome imposter syndrome. Learn ways to become involved in advocacy through medicine.

Women in Medicine Webinar Series, Founder, Chair Monthly CME webinars Intentional Leadership in Times of Change. April 28, 2020. Chicago LiverMet Symposium, Co-Chair. May 30, 2019

CME conference for physicians in multiple specialties Up to date presentations of treatment standards for patients with malignancy metastatic to the liver

Women In Medicine Symposium, Co-Founder, Co-Chair. October 25, 2018

CME Conference at Northwestern Memorial Hospital 200 attendees Objectives: Facilitate advancement of women in medicine, cite evidence-based data and peer reviewed studies relating to gender equity. Describe skills necessary in facilitating a strong mentor/mentee relationship. Identify barriers that currently exist for physician women and create constructive solutions that can be implemented. Explain the benefits of involvement in community activism and leadership, and list tools in order to implement this. Identify the latest research on gender equity, implicit bias and gender bias and instruct others on these topics

Curriculum Development & Delivery

1. Social Media Education Rush University Medical Center 2. OpEds: Advocacy and Narrative Writing for Medical Students


Curriculum developed for UIC Global Health curriculum, annual lectures and small group sessions

Invited Panelist

1. Becker’s Hospital Review: 8th Annual CEO+CFO Roundtable. Diversity in Business, Healthcare and Professional Services. November 12, 2019.

2. ACP: Resident/Medical Student Day. Social Media Panel. October 23, 2019. 3. LEAD: Leadership, Empowerment, and Development. Enriching Experiences for

Women in Hematology & Oncology. October 4, 2019 o A Social Media Toolkit to Enhance Your Career: Moderator

4. LEAD: Leadership, Empowerment, and Development. Enriching Experiences for Women in Hematology & Oncology. October 5, 2019

o Building Your Brand: Panelist 5. CREATE: Chicago Regional Educators Advancing Teaching Excellence Sep 26,

2019. o Attrition in the Age of Ruth Bader Ginsberg: How to Foster the Careers of

Women in Academic Medicine 6. University of Chicago Asians in Medicine Conference 2019. May 18, 2019. 7. Oncology Interest Group, Panelist. April 12, 2018.

o Panelist for residents interested in a career in oncology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

Mentorship Mentees:

o Narjust Duma – Mayo, University of Wisconsin o Tricia Pendergrast – Northwestern Memorial Hospital o Summera Majeed – Rush University Medical Center o Jessica Slostad – Mayo, Rush University Medical Center o Kunal Desai – University of Illinois, Cleveland Clinic o Aimee Schad – Rush University Medical Center o Ann Wang – Northwestern Memorial Hospital o Chris Tapia – Northwestern Memorial Hospital o Katayoun Madani- Northwestern Memorial Hospital

VII. ADVOCACY

1. Illinois Medical Professionals Action Collaborative Team (IMPACT) o Co Founder, Director of Community Outreach and Communications

2. ISMS Resolutions, Co-Wrote, Presented o Mitigating Gender Bias in Medical Research. ISMS Resolution 02.2019-

20(A-19). Passed ISMS Medical Legal Council. March 2019. o Passed AMA May 2019.

3. ISMS Resolution, Co-Wrote, Presented AMWA resolution o Advancing Gender Equity in Medicine. ISMS Resolution 10.2019. o Passed ISMS Medical Legal Council. October 2019.

4. #6FtApartNotUnder o Change.org Petition


o https://www.change.org/p/6-feet-apart-not-6-feet-under-6ftapartnotunder

VIII. OUTREACH

1. Rush Cancer Center Survivors Day. Introduction of Keynote. Sep 14, 2019. 2. OncLive TV: Results of Gender Disparities Study in Oncology. June 2019. 3. I Live to Conquer Cancer Campaign. ASCO Connection. Feb 2019. 4. SabinVaccine Campaign. #ShowMeYourShot. Ongoing 5. Panel: Unconventional Indian Women Powering Activism. University of Chicago

May 10, 2019. Advisory Board

1. Cancer Wellness Magazine, Advisory Board Member

National Collaboratives, Partnerships, Initiated, Spearheaded and Developed 2. Founder: The Gender Moonshot

o Founded 2019 o National gender equity initiative.

3. OncLive Liaison with Rush University Cancer Center: Initiated and established partnership, developed ongoing programming.

o Developed marketing opportunities and collaborations for the Rush University Cancer

o Arranged for interviews of multiple Rush Cancer Center oncologists at national meetings such as ASCO and San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

o Spearheaded and organized several feature pieces to be published of Rush University Medical Center faculty in OncLive online and print publication.

4. American Cancer Society (ACS) Liaison for Rush University Cancer Center. Established partnership with ACS.

o Developed co-branded patient education materials on cancer prevention. o ResearcHERS Ambassador, American Cancer Society April 2019-ongoing

5. Institute for Translational Medicine (ITM) Rush Representative. April 2019-ongoing.

6. Cancer Wellness magazine: July 2019. Established relationship with Rush University Cancer Center.

7. Chicago Magazine feature for Rush Cancer Center. Organized and initiated partnership for feature in fall issue.

8. Carcinoid Cancer Foundation. Established relationship with Rush University Cancer Center

o Interviewed on Neuroendocrine tumors for patient education 9. National Collaboration to Advance Women's Scholarship in Medicine with Rush

University Medical Center. Established partnership and ongoing collaborations. o National research collaboration with Rush University cancer Center.

Shikha Jain Curriculum Vitae TV Interviews

1. FOX32: Latest medical developments from the COVID-19 forefront. 2. FOX32: Chicago doctors come together to dispel misinformation, advise officials

on pandemic. May 2020. 3. WGN: Doctors join forces in creative ways to help you understand Covid-19

information. May 2020 4. WGN: Midday Fix: Details on the upcoming Women in Medicine Summit: An

Evolution in Empowerment. September 2019. http://bit.ly/2mYj1bv Media

5. As health systems address employee mental health they’re finding women are most at-risk. Modern Healthcare. May 2020.

6. Chicago doctors- mostly moms- join together to advise officials and the public. ‘We can’t not say something.” Chicago Tribune. May 2020.

7. Becker’s Healthcare Positive Vibes Video. April 2020. 8. Communities of Courage. Why don’t doctors panic in a pandemic? The answer

has implications for everyone. Psychology Today. March 2020. 9. Why Staying Home Can Save Lives during the Coronavirus Pandemic. The

National Herald. March 2020. 10. 20 Signs of Cancer Usually Ignored by Women. Eat This, Not That! January

2020. 11. WBBM: Forum to Consider How to Establish More Women Leaders in Medicine.

September 2019. http://bit.ly/2mudtFq 12. OncLive TV: Results of Gender Disparities Study in Oncology. June 2019. 13. Illinois Confronts Cancer Burden. Crain’s Chicago Business. Stephanie

Goldberg. January 2019. 14. The Best Health Advice You’ve Never Heard. Womens Day. April 2018. 15. 7 Most Common Types of Cancer That Young Women Develop & The Odds of

Getting Them. Bustle. Carina Wolff. Feb 2018. 16. Liquid Biopsy Promising for Monitoring Post-cystectomy Bladder Cancer.

Reuters. Marilynn Larkin. October 2017. 17. What Doctors Think About the Updated Physician Pledge. Doximity. October

2017. 18. The Cancer Treatment You Haven’t Heard of. MyDomaine. Julia Malacoff.

September 2017. 19. What To Do When You Lose Your Hair During Cancer Treatment. Real Health.

Gerrie E. Summers. September 2017. 20. Can a Pill Prevent Breast Cancer? For Some Women, the Answer May Be Yes.

Medshadow. Jennifer Wink. September 2017. 21. Do You Need to Get a Lung Cancer Screening. CareDash. Zawn Villes. August

2017. 22. Breast Cancer in Men. Chicago Health Magazine. Nany Maes. August 2017. 23. 10 Steps to Improve Your Life With Metastatic Breast Cancer. Lifescript. Stacy

Colino. July 2017.


24. Post-Breast Cancer Guidelines Are Crystal Clear, but Are Providers Listening? Medscape Oncology. Toni Kamins. June 2017.

25. Meet Dr. and Dr. Smith. Association of American Medical Colleges News. June 6, 2017.

26. Habits that increase cancer risk. Bustle. May 15, 2017. 27. Bringing Lupus Center Stage. Pain Free Living. April 2017 28. I Used To Think Vaccines Caused My Son’s Autism – But I Was So Wrong. Dr.

Oz The Good Life. April 5, 2017. 29. Inspirational Spotlight: Shikha Jain, MD. Commentaries on Medicine and Life.

Dana Corriel, MD. May 2017. 30. Walk Away From Cancer. Energy Times. May 2017. 31. Could Anti-Vaxxers Turn Mumps Into the New Polio? Womens Day. March 13,

2017 32. Circulating Tumor Cells May Help Guide Bladder Cancer Treatment. Reuters

Health/Medscape. Feb 27, 2017 33. Know your cancer risk: what you can do now to stay healthy. The Broadcast. Feb

23, 2017 34. Cancer Myths. Readers Digest. March 2017. 35. Eating Burnt Potatoes and Cancer Risk. For Her. Feb 1, 2017. 36. Nearly All of Us Have a Virus that Causes Cancer. Vice. Feb 5, 2017. 37. Northwestern Medicine Recognizes National Cancer Prevention Month.

Northwestern Medicine. Feb 1, 2017. 38. Cancer Prevention with Food. Rachel Ray Every Day Magazine. Nov 2017. 39. Cancer Prevention. Redbook. October 2017 to press. 40. ASCO 2017: June 4 Highlights. Medical News Today: Healthline. June 4, 2017 41. Car-T Rapid Approval. FOX News. July 11, 2017.

IX. OPERATIONS

1. Rush University Cancer Center: a. Social Media:

Created Cancer Center Social Media Accounts (Twitter) Created job description and key leader in the hiring and training of Social Media Specialist for Rush University Cancer Center Marketing Outreach Spearheaded partnership with Symplur for social media analytics Worked with task force to generate timely and topical content Increased Rush’s social media reach to the top social media account in four key categories: engaging brand, most active brand, most talked-about brand and largest audience. Individual coaching with oncology physicians to create professional twitter accounts Developed educational CME lectures for Rush faculty and staff. National speaking invitations on the topic of Social Media and Healthcare.

b. Marketing Marketing development, Cancer Center disease site specific website content


Led monthly marketing meetings Strategic planning and implementation

c. Brand Building Developed and executed thought leader initiative at Rush Podcast creation, development, host

d. Monthly meetings with social media team e. Social Media educational programming for Rush University Medical

Center f. Initiated and developed partnerships with Symplur, American Cancer

Society, OncLive. g. Strategic outreach, physician outreach: Monthly meetings with Rush

Cancer Center liaisons’ to plan strategic outreach goals

2. Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Robert H. Lurie Cancer Center a. Clinical Cancer Operations Committee, b. Representative, 2016-2018

Other Leadership Experience

Women’s Leadership Council, Member, January 2019- ongoing General Medical Education Committee, University of Illinois Medical Center Resident Representative, 2008-2010 Bronson Hospital-KCMS Liaison Committee, MSU CHM KCMS Student Representative, 2006-2008 Health Policy Made Ridiculously Easy, MSU CHM Creator and coordinator of medical elective class, 2006

American Medical Student Association, MSU CHM President, 2005-2006

Performing Arts Club (PAC), MSU-CHM Vice President Of Social Programming 2005-2006 Sympathetic Tones – A Capella Music, MSU-CHM Alterra – Assisted Living Facility, Lansing, MI Volunteer coordinator, 2004-2006 International Health Project, MSU-CHM Coordinator, Dance Choreographer, Performer, 2004-2006 Student Council, MSU-CHM


Class representative, 2004-2005 Street Side Health Project - Mobile unit providing free health care, Philadelphia, PA Volunteer, 2003-2004 Students Organizing Support, University of Chicago Founder, President, 2000-2003 M.I.D - A Capella Music, University of Chicago Composer, Performer, 1999-2003 South Asian Students Association, University of Chicago Secretary, 2000-2001, Choreographer, 2000-2003 Other Leadership Experience University of Chicago Alumni, Interviewer, 2007, MSU CHM Big Sib Program, Organizer, Participant 2004-2006, MSU CHM Academic Services, Biochemistry Tutor, 2005-2006, MSU CHM Admissions, Interviewer, 2004, International Health Project, Coordinator, dance choreographer, performer, 2004, Pediatric Aids Benefit Concert, Organizer, Performer 2003-2004, Bradbury House, Orientation Aide, 2000, Bradbury House, President 2000-2001, Henderson House Vice President 1999-2000, Student Government, Market Research 2000-2001, Ice-Skating on the Midway, Instructor 1999-2001, Prospective Student Advisory Council, Representative 1999-2000.

Interests

Half-marathons, singing, dance, tennis, travel, reading novels.

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