What led us down this journey?

It’s quite simple: When we started training, we quickly realized that there was a need for high-quality, free, online medical education content in hematology and oncology, and now that we have transitioned into our attending careers it is clear how valuable our platform is for providers looking to maintain their broad base of medical knowledge in the field.

We typically divide our episodes into mini-series, a format that allows us to explore the fundamentals of a disease state, onto which we build instruction on complex disease management integrating evidence behind our current standards-of-care, and highlight the unresolved questions that will direct future research. Our show model allows for anyone interested in hematology and oncology to follow and understand, including students, residents, fellows, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, and practicing physicians. 

Our Vision:

To be the premier hematology and medical oncology educational podcast.

Our Goal:

Our primary goal is to develop high quality, evidence-based podcast episodes discussing fundamentals,core concepts, and important management approaches to hematologic and oncologic diseases. Coupled with the power of social media, we aim to use our episodes to spark discussion and to cultivate curiosity in our listeners.

Our secondary goal is to create an easily-accessible asynchronous learning platform which allows for a personalized educational experience to meet the needs and schedules of our learners from the early stage trainees who will form the next generation of care providers to the practicing clinician in pursuit of lifelong learning.

Meet your Hosts

Ronak Mistry

Fellow, Hematology/Oncology, Rouleaux University Medical Center

Host and Co-Founder of the Fellow on Call

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Vivek Patel

Asst Prof, Hematology/Oncology, Rouleaux University Medical Center

Host and Co-Founder of the Fellow on Call

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Dan Hausrath

Asst Prof, Hematology/Oncology, Rouleaux University Medical Center

Host and Chief Science Editor of the Fellow on Call

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Our Amazing Team Behind the Scenes

  • Neil Biswas, MD

  • Megan Connor, MD

  • Karam Elsolh, MD

  • Madeline Fitzpatrick, MD

  • Maria Khan, MD

  • Agrima Mian, MD

  • Natalie Perez-Mendez

  • Sean Taasan, MD

  • Srijan Valasapalli, MD

  • Zach Wills, DO

  • Joshua Zweigle, MD

Learn more about our hosts!

  • Ronak was born and raised in the great state of New Jersey, and very proud of it. In addition to his deep interests in hematology/oncology and medical education, he loves working out, really enjoys coffee, and is obsessed with tacos. He is an avid Harry Potter fan; has insatiable wanderlust; a gym junkie; is a big fan of social media and reality TV; and enjoys exploring city food scenes with his wife.

  • Vivek grew up in Knoxville, TN and then headed to North Carolina to become a Duke Blue Devil for college. During medical school and residency, he developed a passion for medical education, which led him down this journey. He loves running with his dog (Lola) and watching TV with his cat (Lily) and his wonderful wife.

  • Dan hails from Oakland, CA and unfortunately still finds himself attached to the area’s miserable sports teams. When he’s not on call, Dan enjoys spending time in his kitchen developing and exploring new recipes; wandering the aisles of his local wine shop with a superior and knowing look on his face; and conquering local hiking trails with his husband Logan.

Listener Testimonials

Megan DuPuis, MD, PhD (Associate Program Director, Hematology/Oncology Fellowship, Vanderbilt University Medical Center)

“This podcast should be mandatory listening for any resident going into hemeonc or any early fellow - I wish I had this a few years ago!”

Shivani Dalal, MD (Hematology/Oncology Fellow, Memorial Healthcare System)

“First week on Malignant Heme as a fellow, and @TheFellowOnCall podcast has been a savior. Saw 3 [patients with] APL in one week, and trust me when I saw this podcast eloquently covers the most important facts.”

Vincent Rajkumar, MD (Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic; Editor-In-Chief, Blood Cancer Journal)

“Outstanding podcast on MGUS and smoldering myeloma. I really enjoyed the format. Accurate and clear.”

Morgan Clough, PA (Ascension Sacred Heart Cancer Center)

“I am a huge fan of the show. I am a physician assitant who worked in transplant for a whole and fell in love with you heme path episodes. Now I have transioted to more community heme/onc clinic and your show has been SOOO helpful…I recommend your podcast to everyone I work with and train.”

Megan May, PharmD, BCOP (University of Kentucky)

“I wanted to thank you for producing a wonderful podcast. Specifically, thank you for always giving thanks to your oncology pharmacists. I am a Clinical Oncology Pharmacist and love what I do. It’s so nice to hear the impact oncology pharmacists are having across the country to help improve patient care. Keep up the great work providing education.”

 Contact us.

  • We want to hear from you! Feel free to slide into our DMs or shoot us an email!

    Twitter.com/TheFellowOnCall

    Instagram.com/TheFellowOnCall

    thefellowoncall@gmail.com