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(One of the blurriest screenshots ever but...) So proud & appreciative of my co-author for presenting our first case report for @smaorg's Abstract Competition! It was a great experience 😄
Interviewer: can you explain this gap—
Me: *GULP*
Interviewer: ......in your résumé...
Me: WHEW! Thank goodness! Thought you were going to ask me to explain an anion gap there for a second. Had me worried, haha! But no, can't explain it at all
@NBOME@AACOMmunities@AOAforDOs@NationalSOMA@COSGP Recognizing that everyone feels the same doubt I feel & yet the majority succeed. And keeping in mind that I'm a work in progress; while I might doubt myself now, I can still put in the work to be where I need to be in the future.
Hello everyone! On behalf of my group, we thank you for taking time to look at our poster & presentation. Feel free to reach out with any feedback or questions!
https://t.co/dECehLAQGq
Dr. Chaudhri's journey has been such a blessing to follow. Looking back at her tweets throughout the process speak of a lovely woman who enjoys life and loves others with a depth that most could only hope for. May she rest well.
Although I’m taking it down, I stand by my support for our DO colleagues who are extremely capable and accomplished and often subjected to unwarranted bias from the MD community. Thanks everybody.
Physicians train longer than other medical professionals for a reason. It is in the interest of patients to have honesty and transparency with the use of professional designations of nonphysician clinicians, and to maintain physician-led, team-based care. https://t.co/Gj9gBJvpCt
Saw this on Reddit today and I think it illustrates 2 things: how important it is for ALL members of the healthcare team to know about medications (so they can catch things like this) & how important pharmacists are as part of that team