Question I’ve been thinking about after 12 years of training: What If the Thing I’m Good at Is Being a Trainee?
Grateful to @JSurgEduc for letting me share my thoughts!
Anyone else?
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My mom passed away from lung cancer one month ago.
Balancing being a caregiver, family member and oncologist was the hardest thing I’ve ever done.
I wanted to share some reflections on the experience. Thank you ASCO for giving me a platform to do so.
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@ASCRS_1 Day 1 ✅
Excited to have my first (!!) podium talking about my experience doing the NICE procedure, and getting to hear from experts about watch & wait for rectal cancer. Looking forward to the rest of my time in San Diego!
#ASCRS25
Last week, Chair of the ACS Commission on Cancer @TimMullettMD spoke at the White House Forum on Smoking Cessation. If you missed it, watch a recording of the forum and learn about the role the CoC is playing in raising awareness on the topic. 🚭 https://t.co/HWEbs1qM0v
I’m enchanted to announce my next tour: Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour, a journey through the musical eras of my career (past & present!) The first leg of the tour will be in stadiums across the US, with international dates to be announced as soon as we can!
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A great example of wellness in the world of academia and medical training. All about investing in the careers of those around you and helping them overcome the inevitable obstacles that occur.
Great slides @sparklyscalpel!
Thanks so much to @TempleSurgery for the opportunity to share a bit of my passion today. It was truly an honor. You all are evidence that the future of surgery is incredibly bright ☀️
@BrittanyLevyMD @WesleyWiltMD @castledoc360 One of my faves. Mainly because I get excited when the gallbladder is ruled out by being surgically absent!