We are so delighted to announce and welcome the HROP Class of 2031 - we are so excited and look forward to the ways we can encourage you and be a part of your training journey! #match2026#radonc#harvard
It's that time of year again! HROP will be hosting a virtual open house for medical students interested in learning more about our residency program. Sign up here: https://t.co/6kaLjiZSlD #match2026#ERAS#radonc#MedTwitter
Thank you to everyone who signed up already! An invitation with the zoom link will be sent closer to the event day. Spots are still open! Sign up here: https://t.co/c2QOzReAmm #RadOnc#MedEd#MedTwitter#Match2024
☢️ Starting the year off right with the best PGY-2s one could ask for @HarvardRadOnc!
P.S. no (real) radiation-emitting material was used in the making of this photo.
@olsonplanner I’d need more info:
1) how badly you want to do ophtho
2) how much debt you feel comfortable with onloading
3) how much happier you’d be not doing military medicine
4) how much other personal factors play in (eg location, school culture)
Choosing schools is not only about $$$
@coreysdavis If you are thinking about submitting an article that is about medicine, and you are not a doctor and have not consulted with a doctor, your article is almost certainly wrong in at least one important aspect and you really ought to re-think what you're about to do.
Had a patient who “fired” a nurse overnight because he was black. I spoke to the nurse, said that it was never okay for a patient to treat him like that. He goes “that’s ok, it happens all the time.” Breaks my heart to hear that. No one deserves this kind of mistreatment.
@awsumpowers Disagree. It’s a question focused on looking at an applicant’s ability to self-reflect more than the actual strength/weakness itself. If an applicant is able to self-reflect it’s demonstrating that they will be able to learn and improve with feedback