Milann Cox

MS4 @PennStHershey | Passionate about integrated care, community and public psychiatry, climate health, culturally inclusive care and mentorship. 🌟

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

@thee_stalliYIN None of thatttt💓

[Nevada Cox, M.S @NevadaMCox]

Twin Doctors at your psyche 🧠 #MDs #blackpsychiatrist #pyschtwitter #mentalhealth

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

@thee_stalliYIN Okayy co-intern🤩🤧��

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

I DID IT! 🥹🥹😭

[Ayush Kumar @Bay_ushKumar]

Just got off my first 24 hour shift and I can confidently say that there's nothing I learned that I wouldn't have learned in 2 12 hour shifts or 3 8 hour shifts.

[Nevada Cox, M.S @NevadaMCox]

Thank you @PennStHershey for inviting me to deliver my first, on-site medical research presentation at the Current Care of the Bariatric Patient Conference. I was delighted to increase provider awareness of the negative impact weight stigma can have on weight loss patients.

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

@24Southpaw ❤️❤️❤️🥰

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

Over summer, I completed a research fellowship with BIDMC-Harvard’s Psych Residency program. I worked on a psychosocial intervention that aims to increase positive affect in suicidal adolescents and shadowed on multiple psychiatric services.🤩 I hope to return!🤞🏽 #Psychiatry

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

@BIDMChealth

[Robert Oubre, MD | The Doctor of Documentation @Dr_Oubre]

In July 2014, I quit intern year.

1 conversation convinced me to return the next day.

5 pieces of advice every new intern needs to hear...

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

@BelleEspritNoir @SNMA Yes🥹

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

Wow, I just completed my first-year of medical school! It has been the most transformative, exciting, and challenging year of my life. Up next, Boston, Massachusetts as a 2022 Psychiatry Research Summer Fellow at BIDMC-Harvard Hospital 🏥🩺 #MedTwitter #psychtwitter #BIDMC

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

Almost 11 months down and only one more week to go as MS1s👩🏽‍⚕️
#medicine #MedTwitter

[Milann Cox @CoxMilann]

@astoldbychexz I got “oh like to become a medical assistant”?

[Josh McGough, MD @joshmcgoo]

Passing score for step 2 is now 214.
25 years ago, that would have been a 75th percentile score!

[Kris @DrKrisMD]

Transparency moment: Ever since I matched I’ve been trying to fight my imposter syndrome. A top 5 OBGYN program matched me? MCATS were a 494 and 493 respectively. Rejected from every med school during my first cycle. Rejected from all but one second cycle?

But God.