When I was a 4th year med student, I was talked into applying for disability insurance, which led to the largest financial mistake of my life… (and I don’t want you to make it, too)!
This framework (and story) is why I teach doctors about personal finance…
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What field/specialty did you believe you’d go into at the beginning of the medical school and what did you end up going into?
For me: Orthopedic Surgery —> Anesthesiology
#Match2023#medtwitter
Of all the meeting platforms we've used over the last 2 years, Zoom is the one I love most.
Most of us think we know Zoom inside out.
But we don't.
Here are 7 Zoom hacks you probably haven't heard of, but you'll be glad you now know.
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One day I will tell my story in full. But for now: Trust your instincts. Know your worth. Be brave enough to forge your own lane if it does not exist. Choose your mentors wisely. And above all, do not be afraid to step into your purpose, because it’s absolutely beautiful here
I open every call with "Hi, this is Tim from critical care, how can I help?" & end with "Do you have any questions for me? Is there anything else I can help with? Please feel free to call me anytime. Happy to help."
#FOAMed#MedEd#medtwitter#NiceConsultants#criticalcare
Is it possible to allow the kids a bit of Halloween this year? @RandyAwdish (aka Wolf-Grandma) created a 14ft candy chute as a first step. Add masks and the outdoors and hand washing and it’s a pandemic #Halloween2020
If an antibody test has a 99% sensitivity and specificity that sounds awesome, but if the prevalence of covid is 2% that means 1/3 of positive antibody tests are false positive. If the test is negative there is a < 1% the test is wrong. So positive results unreliable.