Help us welcome the class of 2027!! We are so excited to meet you all.
For now, enjoy this huge accomplishment! (And relax as much as possible before intern year starts) 🎉
May we all have co-resis who look at us the way Dr. Ganti looks at Dr. Ashamole 🤩
Seriously, great job to these two stellar interns on their journal club presentation today. You both crushed it! Keep up the great work!
Kicking off Black History Month with a Black History jeopardy game. Thank you to the DEI office and Dr. Azubuine for putting this educational morning report together #BHM
Congratultions to Dr. Suell, one of our neonatology attendings, on winning “Faculty of the month”.
He celebrated by buying delicious pizza for the NICU team😊
Thank you for being so invested in our growth & learning, Dr. Suell. We are so lucky to have you.
Some of our residents and faculty celebrating Diwali as part of our DEI series! 🪔🪔🪔🪔
A special thank you to all the attendings who participated, and to our residents who choreographed the dances 🤩🤩🤩
Attention all 2024 Peds Applicants! 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨
Save the date: 9/6/2023 at 7pm EST (details to follow)
Come learn more about our program and why you should come train with us☺️
To the class of 2023 and to our outgoing chiefs, we want to say Thank You. We cannot wait to see all the wonderful things you accomplish in pediatrics!
To say that we are proud of you would be an understatement 👏👏👏
Thank you also to our outgoing chiefs for a stellar job 🤩
And just like that… they are no longer interns 🤩🤩🤩
We can’t wait to see how you mentor the new PGY-1s.
Despite how some of you may feel, you ARE ready. You got this!!! 🎉🎉🎉
To the patients we lost this year, we remember you. We thank you for the lessons you taught us and the joy you brought to our lives during your short time on this earth.
May your memories live on forever. 🦋
Our morning lecture today was a little special.
We had a remembrance ceremony where we had the chance to honor the patients we lost this year. We lit a candle in their names and released some butterflies to commemorate their lives. We cried, we laughed, it was so touching.
Losing a patient is extremely difficult, and acknowledging the sadness, hurt, and sometimes anger that these deaths cause is important.
At our program we create the space to process those feelings, to learn from those experiences, to become better physicians.