Almost at the end of this 3-year journey and I still remember my excitement as an intern entering this beautiful hospital for the first time! @SalemIMres THANK YOU for all the knowledge and memories… Will keep you in my heart forever and ever ❤️
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State of the Art: Acute Encephalitis
Outstanding review of one of the most challenging consults in all of ID. Each case difficult, frightening, memorable -- and often devastating to patients and their families.
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I frequently return to this random online discussion board post I saw in my inbox one day. Our institutions and departments need to give #MedEd the respect, time, funding and recognition it deserves as a core part of their mission and reputation.
Can’t believe that my #chiefresident year is so close to ending. Looking back, I would do it over 10/10, but it wasn’t exactly what I expected. So here are my top 5 tips for any future chiefs out there #meded#MedTwitter#internalmedicine
The Salem Hospital Internal Medicine Residency program's main goal is to nourish happy and well-adjusted physicians who are excellent health care providers. Part of that is mentorship as Marianna Almpani, MD describes.
#NationalMentoringMonth
Congratulations to graduating #MGHsurgery resident, Thomas Peponis, MD! Following residency, Dr. Peponis will join the Mayo Clinic as a Colorectal Surgery Fellow.
Follow along this month to celebrate our graduating residents and learn where they are going next!
Global VMR Mass General Brigham Salem
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Amazing experience!
#Medtwitter join us tomorrow, 1/29 at 12pm ET, for another Global VMR with special guest
@cubby_MD from @SalemIMres !!
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Last 2 years have been tough. My 2 cents for each of us:
This nurse by bedside might be struggling w/ childcare- be extra kind.
That resident calling a consult might be missing his family- be understanding.
The surgeon you called might be dealing with an ill parent- forgive her.