@Healthgrades has a neat ploy to force physicians to engage with their platform- they create an inaccurate physician profile ie identifying you as a graduate of a medical school you've never heard of. The only way to make a change is to create an account with them
Congrats to Gretchen Alexander @galexandermd for the @ArizonaMedicine Distinguished Service Award for her excellence, dedication, and leadership in Medicine. Well deserved! #ArMAmtg
@SchrodingrsBrat I haven’t liked small talk much since one of my children died. I’m still a good listener though. Maybe fewer generalizations and more compassion for others would be something to try…
Lol on @AmericanAir this am. FA literally watches me at 5’2” and 103 lbs struggle to get my not-big bag into the overhead almost taking out another passenger in the process then promptly hops on the PA to announce that I did it wrong #friendlyskies
Aaaand now it’s more delayed, probably going to miss my connection in DFW. Pro tip @AmericanAir if your flight’s not gonna leave on time maybe encourage FAs to be more kind
that sucks, what an awful feeling to be so unseen. I’ve experienced something similar and I think it’s the “just world” fallacy - basically people are saying “I like you and think you’re a good person, I don’t believe bad things happen to good people, I have to tell you it’ll be good to soothe myself”
@sweetdoodmd A medical degree should not be considered an entry ticket into the socioeconomic elite. For many of our colleagues, it has become that, with predictable societal results.
@sweetdoodmd Standard reply: I would keep making hot dogs as long as I could afford to educate my children, pay back student loans, live in a not-lavish house in a decent neighborhood, save for retirement and take a nice vacation every year.
@usnehal@brad_loomis Hey, me too! But I was at @PennMedicine so they just had a resident pop me in a wheelchair and drop me off in the ED while they went on rounding. Hahaha.
@olsonplanner I also strongly believe we should be paid well for our work so we can pay off our loans, educate our children, live in a good neighborhood, take restorative vacations and save for a nice retirement. All of this can be accomplished on far less than 7 figures.
@olsonplanner It's bad for our profession when physicians make 7 figure incomes. We should go into medicine to help people, have intellectually interesting work, and contribute to society 1/2