@wsuim | Great interest in fitness, astronomy, gardening, GI, Lungs & global medical knowledge exchange | Big data analysis | POCUS Tiger @waynemedicine
Savoring the taste of Michigan! Kicking off my residency in the Great Lakes State with a delicious dose of summer vibes and good eats. #MichiganSummer#FoodieFun#NewChapter@wsuim @DMC_Heals
Elated to have won the inaugural Michigan Society of Hematology and Oncology (MSHO) - Hematology Jeopardy. Alhamdulillah. Owe a lot to the training at @KarmanosHemeOnc@karmanoscancer and mentors @abhinav_deol. @ASH_hematology SAP/book proves to be a faithful companion.
#MSHO
✨ A very warm welcome to our incoming IM Residency Class of 2027!! We are incredibly excited for you all to be joining our WSU/DMC family! ✨
#Match2024#MatchDay#InternalMedicine#IMProud
@jbcarmody Tnc you for your updates. Isn't each Q scored according to what others have scored on that Q? If I do a difficult Q correctly, I'll get a higher mark in that Q, vice versa for easier Q. Isn't each Q scored acc to percentile? In that way, won't this 260+ performance affect others?
8. Dress as sharp as u can during your rotations/research meetings.
9. Sleep well, eat healthy and workout. It's a marathon and you'll need the extra energy.
#Match2024#MedX#MedTwitter
Good luck and best wishes to everyone. Stay strong 💪
What a great feeling, finally done with the last interview. Here are few things I would suggest to #Match2025 people:
1. Start early.
2. Go & meet people, say hi to people in corridors, u might meet someone who shares similar interests as u.
3. Have some fun stuff to talk about.
4. Don't hesitate to let programs know that u r interested even before the cycle.
5. Great way to get your application reviewed is by making connections. Go to conferences as much as possible.
6. Take step 3 if possible.
7. Look for research positions soon, they get filled fast!