@nataliemoment Happy for you! I, too, remember that feeling last year when a couple decided to name their son after me. Definitely a great honor and privilege!
@JulioNapolesMD@jbcarmody Also, you’re basically unemployable by anyone within the square mile radius stated in the noncompete (unless they’re willing to buy you out) for the duration of the noncompete.
@JulioNapolesMD@jbcarmody Lawsuits/threats r common, I assume. They know many of ur patients would follow you & they can prevent that by enforcing the noncompete. In a suit, they typically ask for your old salary 1-2 yrs (duration of the noncompete) & lawyer fees, which can run into hundreds of thousands.
@jbcarmody Would be great for me & others in my situation. Currently, I drive 72 miles one-way to work b/c of the noncompete (50 mi; 2 yrs) with my fmr employer, a behemoth “healthcare system”. The unacceptable alternative was to move & uproot my wife from her job & my kids from their schl.
@realDailyWire Stacey Abrams is factually inaccurate here. Of course, the fetal heart beat is inaudible to the human ear without amplification by some sort of device. That does NOT make it a “manufactured sound.”
Senator Ron Johnson exposes the last false claim of the mandated program. No RCT demonstrated reductions in hospitalization or death. No valid non randomized studies support that claim. Johnson blows it wide open with UK data.
@MathewLeonardi Pre- & post-insertion ultrasound?! 😳 Such an unnecessary overuse of resources, IMO. One can gauge uterine orientation, size & cavity depth by a combo of pelvic/bimanual exam and careful sounding. For the routine insertion, ultrasound is not required at any stage of the process.
Don’t forget what lockdowns did to small businesses.
Don’t forget what lockdowns did to mental health.
Don’t forget what lockdowns did to child development.
Never forget. Never let it happen again.
@NBSaphierMD Great idea. He has become such a polarizing figure — and one of the many reasons why so many people have become skeptical — no distrustful — of the practice of medicine.
@rkh_md The false analogy in the original tweet and the level of ignorance on the reason for the surgeon’s mask and the mask worn by the general populace — on this thread is stunning.
@sscjusa Certainly true in my case! My mother & father struggled and raised us in abject poverty in Nigeria. I later found my way to the United States (long story). But she passed away just 6 months before I completed my medical training when she was supposed to come for my graduation. ☹️
Certainly true in my case! My mother & father struggled and raised us in abject poverty in Nigeria. I later found my way to the United States (long story). But she passed away just 6 months before I completed my medical training when she was supposed to come for my graduation. ☹️
@drdavidsamadi With COVID in it’s 3rd year, it’s scandalous that the CDC is just now acknowledging a fact that those of us who have treated COVID patients have known right from the beginning. Lack of transparency by the CDC hurts public health efforts and breathes life into conspiracy theories.
@NBSaphierMD Same here. If/When they announce the decision, it would be critical that they produce the scientific data upon which the decision was based.