Honored to help share this piece on pregnancy loss during surgical training. We hope it opens space for compassion, conversation, and better support.
Grateful to @WomenSurgeons for uplifting these stories.
Read here:
https://t.co/r4qsPB2LoA”
Have you experienced pregnancy loss during surgical training?
We’re seeking residents, fellows, & attendings (≤5 yrs post-residency) for a confidential study by Weill Cornell/NYP.
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I was 17 when I scrubbed into my first surgery at OHSU.
17 years and (literally) half a life later I’m overjoyed to share that I will be starting my first attending job where it all started as an Assistant Professor of Surgery focused on Bariatrics and Foregut @OHSUNews
There it is. @VancityReynolds said it. Matching funds available. Of all the things you could support, this donation will go the longest way with @sickkids. Thank you in advance!
Earlier this year, Dr. Tim Donoghue surgically removed the tumor on my pancreas along with my spleen and 17 lymph nodes. I wanted to share him with you all as I'm forever grateful for the successful surgery he performed and the great care he gave me. Thank you Dr. D!!!
Are you an MS4 applying for general surgery residency? Come check out our pre-applicant webinar on 9/13/23 at 6pm PST! Any and all questions re: training, culture, and EDI initiatives welcome! #medtwitter#Match2024
Resident Spotlight!
Meet Dr. Madison Betcher, PGY-1.
Hometown: Seattle, WA
Medical School: Columbia
Career interest: Pediatric surgery 👶
“I love to spend as much time as possible outdoors! Whether it’s the beach, the mountains for skiing, scuba diving, backpacking, soccer”