A summer studying pulmonary mechanics comes to a close here at UVM. Thanks to @FAERanesthesia for making it possible. Made some good friends along the way!
Great piece in @AMJPublicHealth by med student @collindickrson "When Studying Cannot Help" simultaneously critiquing med ed's shallowness and our systemic failures to address COVID-19. Medicine cannot ignore system-level changes and political problems, he argues. #MedTwitter
...before rotations start for some learning and reflection to be a better ally and advocate for my colleagues and future patients #BlackLivesMatter#MedStudentTwitter
Finally took step. While I’m relieved to have it behind me, imagining celebrating this accomplishment during this point in time feels out-of-touch. I know I have the privilege to be able to compartmentalize studying this past week with feeling outrage/sadness over the racial...
...injustices in Minneapolis and across the country. I can’t imagine how hard it is for my black peers to be so personally affected by systemic racism while trying to focus on the esoteric details that the medical establishment deems important. Going to take the next few weeks...
@TheUSMLE Is June 1st still the anticipated date for changes in test content? Rhode Island prometric sites are still closed, been waiting to test since March
Last day of @BrownMedicine students working with @RIHEALTH to call #COVID19 positive cases to initiate contact tracing and to identify community clusters. Our work over the past few weeks helped reach over 1000 Rhode Islanders!
@nytimes photo today of a makeshift morgue outside of my old office at @nyulangone. Thinking of my old NYU colleagues during this time and hoping they’re all staying safe
Last day of preclinical classes and got to top it off with looking at one of the few remaining original copies of Andreas Vesalius’s 1543 “De humani corporis fabrica” at @johnhaylibrary @BrownMedicine