I remember finally sending my CV out to a mentor when I was an assistant professor, with a “keeping you updated on my career” message in tow. Then three days later learning my R21 was to be funded. Doh! #MedTwitter#AcademicTwitter
Ok. Let’s talk about CVs. At this point in my career, I’ve built one that I’m pretty proud of…if I can keep track of the right version. Who has a better file naming conventions than final_final_v3.doc? #MedTwitter#AcademicTwitter
@allisonoconn So true! Feeling/being undervalued can lead to burnout which makes it even more challenging to care for patients and conduct meaningful research. It is not being greedy!
@oncology_bg We technically have the NIHMS system which creates a PMCID with full text access. Indeed, pubs which result from NIH funding are supposed to uploaded to that system. How many PIs comply?
@hjluks Well said. This is so critical for young surgeons/trainees to understand. I would add to this that the largest surgeries, though often the most interesting , may not always be the highest value, especially when considering risk exposure, etc.
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Ok professionals/academics? How much time to you actually spend updating your CVs? Do you have a system in place, or do you scramble last minute after someone asks for it?
PRS Online First: Teaching the Furlow Palatoplasty to medical students: A randomized, controlled trial evaluating a low-fidelity model https://t.co/CQUK4oQ3Cd #PlasticSurgery#OnlyinPRS#PRSJournal