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Science Changing LifeWhat’s next for IBD care: Insights from a surgeon-scientistThe data is clear: inflammatory bowel diseases like ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s are on the rise worldwide. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Amy Lightner—VP of Clinical Development at Calibr-Skaggs and colorectal surgeon at Scripps Clinic—to explore what drives these diseases, an upcoming phase 2 clinical trial for a new regenerative medicine, and how she balances life between the operating room and the research lab. //Keywords and topics: Inflammatory bowel disease; Crohn’s disease; ulcerative colitis; colon cancer; pouchitis; IBD phase 2 clinical trial; CLF065; colorectal surgery
2025-09-0423 min
The ACG Women in Gastroenterology PodcastEpisode 7: Surgery in PregnancyModerater Dr. Lydia Aye discusses with Dr. Amy Lightner about surgery in pregnant patients.
2025-05-1309 min
Duty Free LunchExploring PSEA's Innovative Teaching GrantsPSEA’s Innovative Teaching Grants program is designed to support educators in creating groundbreaking classroom projects. Jeff and Rachael chat with Amy Lightner, Chair of the program, and Anthony DeRosa, a grant recipient from the Lawrence County Career & Technical Center. Tune in to hear how DeRosa’s “Art Mart” is equipping economically disadvantaged students with entrepreneurial skills through a unique STEAM-based curriculum and learn about the opportunities and tips for applying to this prestigious grant to your own program.Do you have some feedback for us? Send an email to podcast@psea.org. Learn more and watch...
2024-10-2323 min
Duty Free LunchPSEA Board of Directors members Amy Lightner and Jimbo LambAaron, Jeff, and Rachael are joined by fellow teachers and current PSEA Board of Directors members Amy Lightner and Jimbo Lamb, who share some potent memories from their own school days, the radical changes they've seen in the education landscape over their careers, and their journeys into union leadership.Do you have some feedback for us? Send an email to podcast@psea.org. Learn more and watch for upcoming episodes at psea.org/podcast.
2024-05-1524 min
Don't IEP Alone.Chasing the Intact Mind with Dr. Amy S.F. LutzIn this episode of "Don't IEP Alone," host Lisa Lightner and special guest Dr. Amy S.F. Lutz delve into the complexities of advocating for individuals with severe autism and other disabilities. They share personal experiences, discuss challenges with terminology and language, and highlight the difficulties faced by families in navigating service models and regulations. The conversation also addresses the need for policymakers to understand and address the unique challenges of profoundly affected individuals and their families. Join us as we explore the intersection of advocacy, language, and navigating the systems to provide the best support for...
2024-01-0953 min
NCSEA On LocationSparking the Spark: A Conversation on NCSEA’s Legislative ProposalsToday’s episode comes to you from Ohio, Colorado, and Alaska. Tim Lightner (in Anchorage, Alaska with CGI Technologies, and Solutions Inc.) welcomes two guests that are known throughout the child support program, and who are here to join in a conversation about the legislative proposals that NCSEA has initiated. Amy Roehrenbeck, co-chair of NCSEA’s Policy and Government Relations Committee; and Bob Williams,
committee member and architect of the legislative proposals
speak about how this came about. They talk about key components: retaining collections, recoupment, enforcement, performance measures, funding for noncustodial parent services and parenting time orders. Listen as they talk...
2023-11-1554 min
Behind The Knife: The Surgery PodcastLeadership in Surgery: Dr. Amy LightnerJoin BTK's Dr. Scott Steele for the first episode of a new leadership series that explores opportunities outside of clinical medicine. In this episode, Dr. Steele sits down with Dr. Amy Lightner who is the Chief Medical Officer for Direct Biologics.
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2023-05-2917 min
NCSEA On LocationIntroducing the National Child Support Market Research SurveyToday’s edition comes to you from four different time zones: California, Michigan, Minnesota, and Alaska. Tim Lightner (Alaska Child Support Services Division) hosts an engaging conversation about the National Child Support Market Research Survey. He hosts guests Nicole Darracq (Assistant Director, Office of Communication and Public Affairs for California Child Support Services); Amy Lindholm (Management Analyst, MPA, Michigan Supreme Court. State Court Administrative Office, Friend of the Court Bureau) and Bruce Erickson (Policy and Communications Coordinator, for the Minnesota Child Support Division). Listen as they discuss the collaborative effort of the National Child Support Market Research Survey, including how it was for...
2022-12-1449 min
Butts & Guts: A Cleveland Clinic Digestive Health PodcastContributions in the Fight to Overcome IBDAmy Lightner, MD joins Butts & Guts to discuss Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and innovative treatments using stem cell therapy at Cleveland Clinic's Center for Regenerative Medicine & Surgery. Dr. Lightner also gives an update on the 2022 Sherman Prize and how you can submit a nomination.
2022-04-2611 min
Butts & Guts: A Cleveland Clinic Digestive Health PodcastPatient Perspectives: Managing Crohn’s DiseaseButts & Guts continues our Patient Perspectives series with a focus on Crohn's Disease. Katie was living the typical, active college life when she began to experience some uncomfortable symptoms. Listen as she tells the story of her Crohn's diagnosis, coming to Cleveland Clinic and meeting Dr. Amy Lightner, and how she's managed this condition for the past several years.
2020-12-0821 min
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation PerspectivesKey Considerations for Managing IBD with Surgery Host: Amy Lightner, MD When patients with inflammatory bowel disease find that certain treatments aren’t working for them, should we resort to surgical options? Tune in to hear Dr. Amy Lightner, Assistant Professor of Surgery and Immunology at the Cleveland Clinic, share her experience and key considerations. Published August 7, 2020
2020-08-0700 minCrohn’s & Colitis Foundation PerspectivesKey Considerations for Managing IBD with Surgery Host: Amy Lightner, MD When patients with inflammatory bowel disease find that certain treatments aren’t working for them, should we resort to surgical options? Tune in to hear Dr. Amy Lightner, Assistant Professor of Surgery and Immunology at the Cleveland Clinic, share her experience and key considerations. Published August 7, 2020
2020-08-0700 min
Butts & Guts: A Cleveland Clinic Digestive Health PodcastUnderstanding the Benefits of Regenerative MedicineRegenerative medicine utilizes a patient own cells to restore health, without the use of drugs or surgery. Join expert Amy Lightner, MD as she explains how the process works, identifies current conditions being treated using these techniques and discusses what's on the horizon for regenerative medicine.
2019-04-0911 min