Dominic J. Gigliotti, OMS-III, shares his thoughts on leadership, advocacy, education, and his own experience on the #RoadtoDOLicensure in our latest blog: https://t.co/N3e4DIVyLw
Fentanyl panic has taken over the news/social media. Many of these stories are filled with misinformation & falsehoods do nothing but cause panic.
Here is a list of statements/journal articles about fentanyl from ACTUAL reputable sources. Please share.
A thread: 🧵🧵
The average resident physician earns around $60,000/year.
But what is their financial impact on the hospitals that employ them? What are resident physicians worth?
https://t.co/FqHuEK59qx
We as docs can now have our medical licenses revoked if we spread misinformation about #COVID19.
I've seen some of my colleagues give harmful advice that flies in the face of the science and am firmly in support of disciplinary action. 🩺👨🏻⚕️✊🏻
Well it’s been about 24 hours since I posted this. I’ve had people tell me I’m lying about protests and accuse me of having a god complex, but I have received ZERO death threats so far. Thank you anti-vaxxers for your restraint and maturity.
How to optimize Networking during a Virtual conference? Question posted by @mahad_minhas
My✌️cents.
Also, go watch @yashaguptamd YouTube video about Virtual Conferences and online presence.
#MedStudentTwitter
Osteopathic medical students should receive the same opportunities and respect from hospitals as M.D. students.
𝘙𝘦𝘵𝘸𝘦𝘦𝘵 𝘪𝘧 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘢𝘨𝘳𝘦𝘦.
#NOMWeek#DOProud#MedStudentTwitter
Throwback to 5 years ago when Tony Fauci, at 74 yo, was suiting up to treat an Ebola patient himself because he "wanted to show his staff that he wouldn't ask them to do anything he wouldn't do himself". This is what leadership looks like. https://t.co/QctW672ykC
Wonderful to see so many Shaw Lab members past and present, as well as friends of the lab, at our weekly happy hour last night to wish @BrittneyGimza farewell. She leaves Tampa on Monday for Nashville, where she becomes the @CassatLab's problem!
Both a happy and sad day for the Shaw Lab, as we bid farewell to longtime colleagues Bridget and Miguel. Both have been cornerstones for the lab and will be sorely missed. We look forward to hearing of their successes in medical school and beyond.
As a mentor, sharing both the professional and personal joys of your trainees is an absolute privilege. It was wonderful joining Shaw Lab members past and present this weekend to celebrate @jessiea311 getting married. #ProudScienceDad