Alexis Chen Boulter

UTSW Med-Peds Resident | UF College of Medicine '19 🐊
Interested in Hematology-Oncology | Minority Health & Health Policy. Tweets reflect my own views.

[Nicholas Lee, MD @NickLeeMD]

2/ Q1 Why #UTSWMedPeds?!
▶️Exceptionally kind & brilliant co-residents; this was my fav part of interview day
▶️Gracious, thoughtful paragons of leadership in PD @JBuchananWalsh & @JaclynAlbin
▶️Ability to trailblaze @ a new #MedPeds program!

#AskAResident #PedsResSpotlight

[Alexis Chen Boulter @BoulterAlexis]

The limited accessibility of mail-in voting in Texas in the midst of a pandemic is an act of voter suppression. Individuals should not have to choose between their health & safety and exercising their right to vote. S/o @TXCivilRights for their work in voter advocacy! #Vote2020

[Alexis Chen Boulter @BoulterAlexis]

Such a great reminder to be patient and kind to ourselves as we go through this process and time of growth. Such a perfect #medpeds mantra 💕

[Alexis Chen Boulter @BoulterAlexis]

So much appreciation for #ChildLife! One of our sweet patients just got a basketball net installed in his room to shoot from his hospital bed. He's all smiles today in the midst of a long, tough hospitalization. How can we incorporate these services in our adult hospitals??

[Alexis Chen Boulter @BoulterAlexis]

New data from the @urbaninstitute shows a concerning shift in public program utilization in response to the #publicccharge rule. In the past year, 1 in 5 immigrant families with children avoided benefits including SNAP, Medicaid, and housing subsidies.

https://t.co/6qUCmIvdQ8

[Alexis Chen Boulter @BoulterAlexis]

@NickLeeMD @KylieCullinanMD @AveriWilson1 @anjalivora17 @TunaUstunkaya @chentemorales 1) Listen to your patients, always! 2) Prioritize what keeps you whole and protect the time for them (exercise, time with friends/family). 3) Reflect on at least one thing you learned each day no matter how small. 4) Be humble, everyone on the team will teach you & help you grow!

[Alexis Chen Boulter @BoulterAlexis]

@NickLeeMD @UTSWNews Figured it was about time to join the #medtwitter party!