[MUSIC] [Text on screen: The Ohio State University College of Medicine] [Video clips of aerial views of Columbus and The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center] [Video clips of Sakima Smith, MD, walking into a lab and interacting with a student] Speaker Sakima Smith, MD: To launch my career, here at Ohio State, was actually a pretty seamless process to transition from a fellowship to faculty, in a sense that there's a lot of support from leadership within the College of Medicine, as well as within the Division of Cardiology. So, for me, it was a very easy decision to embrace Ohio State and move forward in terms of developing my career, and the support has been phenomenal. Speaker Brandon Kim, MD: Every time I talked to people from Ohio State, every time I came to visit, I could sense that they were really honest, had a lot of integrity, and were looking out for my best interests, and I knew that I wanted the people that I had met to be my colleagues in the future. And so, that was the main driving reason that I came to Ohio State. Speaker Ko Un Park, MD: I came to Ohio State because of the opportunity to advance the care of breast cancer patients and the opportunity to work with a great multidisciplinary team. [Various video clips of medical teams working in different hospital settings] When I came here to visit, I saw the compassion and care that was being delivered by my colleagues and the world class opportunity to participate in research. [Various video clips of the medical campus and Ko Un Park, MD, interacting with others in a clinical setting] Speaker Chantel Gray, MD: Here, I have the opportunity to practice in a very complex environment. [Video clips of Chantel Gray, MD, walking around the hospital and interacting with another individual] There wasn't any other position that really gave me the opportunity to practice critical care medicine with three distinct patient populations. Speaker Kim, MD: Professionally, there are so many resources. We have the FAME program that helps—