I’M GOING TO BE AN OB/GYN!!!!!!! 🥹🥹🥹
I’m so grateful for every prayer and every person who held me up, even when I couldn’t see it. It’s the honor of my life to have the chance to care for patients in this way 🙏🏽
#Match2023#MeharryMade#OBGYN
I didn’t expect The Pitt to hit me like it did.
As an ER doc, so much of what we go through has always felt impossible to explain—to friends, to partners, to family.
But this show… this show finally helped them see us. Really see us. (Quick thought)⬇️
Kinda torn on this. I don’t think a night shift as a med student is necessary to learn how to practice medicine. However, I think it can be helpful as a way to foster compassion for your fellow physicians. Seeing the chief surgery resident fall asleep mid procedure note after operating all night left an impression on me. Maybe it’s a good idea to show a med student going into internal medicine or emergency med what surgery residents are dealing with and vice versa.
That doesn’t mean a student has to work more than 14 straight hours. How about a night shift surrounded by days off? We need to understand each other’s work lives a little better, so we can be nicer, more understanding colleagues. Med school is the perfect time for that to happen before we all get lost in our own specialties.
This is so well put, @maryturfah. Doctors have an up-close view of colonialism's impacts on the human body. Humanitarianism has often sought to depoliticize, decontextualize, and dehistoricize. We must refuse this if we truly care about humanity, to address the root causes.
My mom – who was not allowed into “white medical schools” in apartheid South Africa – upholding the ethics of our profession and calling for an to the genocide and attacks on health.
Where are the medical “leaders”? @CMA_Docs@AmerMedicalAssn@TheBMA@OntariosDoctors
#FreeDrHussamAbuSafiya
We're outraged by the repeated killings of our staff in Gaza.
Hasan Suboh joined MSF as a skilled laborer in April 2019. He is remembered by his colleagues as a talented mechanic, kind, gentle, and always smiling. https://t.co/bQSA2g3IMn
The confirmed case of polio in #Gaza is of a 10 month old, a child who’d have easily been immune had they been given their regular 2,4 & 6 month polio vaccines. Instead they’ve endured a lifetime of violence & now have polio. Every pediatric org should be speaking on this loudly.
Dean of Cairo University School of Medicine congratulates Dr Nada Hafez, Egypt’s olympic fencing team player, She reached round of 16 in her third olympics,while 7 m pregnant, she is a clinical pathologist married to a cardiac surgeon…Cairo University very proud of her❤️
I posted a pic of the L+D sign on IG as I’m currently on my OBGYN block and people are in my DMs telling me congratulations…I don’t even feel like explaining so I’m just saying thank you lol
.@ryangrim: American doctors at hospital in Khan Yunis are facing dehydration, one on an IV drip, anything about efforts to get them out?
Patel: We don’t control this border…
Grim: What does it say about conditions if American doctors that just arrived are already suffering?
Intent vs impact…this is a clear example of the gaslighting that happens when women speak out about very real and serious issues. Our view points are labeled “emotionally charged” and those who should be listening and learning double down, minimize, and play victim instead.
I received feedback that holding the patient’s hand as they are put under is not in my job description as a medical student intending to apply to surgery and I gotta say, the idea of that being a negative thing about me really sums up a lot of what’s wrong here
CW: suicide
Match day is on Friday. Every year I remember a classmate who died soon after not matching.
Your life is worth so much more than medicine.
Please: reach out to your colleagues. Check on them frequently.
Medicine is not your life.
Mentors, check in w mentees.