As a Stanford graduate, I am deeply troubled to learn that resident physicians and fellows don’t earn enough to afford food, rent, childcare and other basic necessities.
Stanford needs to return to the bargaining table and work towards a fair contract that supports the well-being of both patients and the frontline resident physicians who care for them.
As an alum, I was shocked to learn @StanfordHealth resident physicians are struggling with food and housing insecurity because the hospital has stalled contract negotiations. @StanfordHealth, your resident physicians and the communities they serve need a #FairContractNow
More than 300 residents and fellows came out for our unity break this week to demand that @StanfordHealth stop with the delay tactics and come to the table NOW.
1/ Since @nc_gop wants to do my job so bad, why don’t you come sit in the exam room with me, you tell my patient, how bc of her heart condition, pregnancy poses a significant risk to her life, estimated risk of mortality is 50%, and watch her cry because she has kids at home
California won't be doing business with @walgreens -- or any company that cowers to the extremists and puts women's lives at risk.
We're done.
https://t.co/OB10cYfm8H
Been waiting for this to hit the print:
“Reflections of a Black Program Director.” This should be required reading for everyone in Med Ed.
So proud of my residency PD turned bestie Sara Whetstone.
https://t.co/6DNpiXHtGT
“For the halls of hospitals, the walls of clinics, and even the title of doctor will not protect them from the racism that is entrenched in our medical system and consequently in their training.”https://t.co/oeQQvyAt3u
Still processing the loss of Dr. Jing Mai to the world, her family, her friends, her patients.
Jing, I’m sorry our system is so broke and couldn’t keep you safe. I promise to work hard in your name to make it better for those still here and those to come. #forjing#weneedchange