More female physicians and leaders equals better patient outcomes. Period.
Thank you @ChrisGMyers for such a well written article!
#ILookLikeASurgeon#WomenInMedicine
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Wills Retina Drs. @JuliaHallerMD OIC, Jay Federman, @allenho Wills Director of Research attend Dr. Gekeler's presentation on the retinal implant. Wills is the sole U.S. sponsor of a new Subretinal Implant clinical trial recently approved by the FDA. https://t.co/bcRNtw2gof
The next issue of 𝘙𝘦𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘢 𝘛𝘰𝘥𝘢𝘺 will be out in just a few weeks, so if you're not caught up on the current one, now's your chance to binge read it: https://t.co/0GMPJdy6ch
Jenny Lim, MD, on striking work-life balance: Learn when to say no -- you'll get more respect if you have limits than if you always say yes to everything.
Take-home message from George A. Williams, MD: There is no right answer oas far as what path you choose between academics and private practice. "You have to figure out which culture you're comfortable with." #DukefAVS2018@dukeeyecenter
It's the great job search panel, Charlie Brown! Moderators Glenn Jaffe, MD, and Eric Postel, MD, poll the audience to see who has a job lined up (not many). Drs. Jaffe and Postel ask the panel what attracted them to private practice vs. academics. #DukefAVS2018@dukeeyecenter
Scott Cousins, MD, interviews David Brown, MD, about collaborating with industry. Dr. Brown describes his practice as a clinical research center that's basically a private practice. He spends 2 afternoons a month sitting down with the FDA. #DukefAVS2018@dukeeyecenter
Gaurav K. Shah, MD, gives a primer on private equity at #DukefAVS2018. Danger signs for fellows include talk of noncompete agreements and employer paid legal counsel. He says you have to look at the marketplace and know what you're trying to achieve. @dukeeyecenter
Add'l tips from Dr. Kitchens:
• Know how you will find patients
• Spend a day in clinic
• Don't negotiate salary or vacation
The one line not to cross: Don't answer an ad and interview at that practice/institution, then go interview elsewhere. #DukefAVS2018@dukeeyecenter
John Kitchens, MD, back at the podium to offer 10 pearls on what to look for in a retina job and how to get it. Among them:
• Figure out what you want to do (private practice or academics)
• Decide where you want to live
• Depend on your mentors
#DukefAVS2018@dukeeyecenter
Female retina surgeons at the #DukefAVS2018 meeting pose for a photo op to challenge gender stereotypes. We take a multifaceted look at women in the field in our March issue. Pick up a copy here @dukeeyecenter today or tomorrow or read it at: https://t.co/JejbuLyVnc #WeSupportHer https://t.co/yhKFM4fr8q
Early results in a human trial of a stem cell-based retinal implant look promising for stopping or reversing vision loss caused by AMD. https://t.co/ukK5ggwvk1
According to Dr. Yannuzzi cuticular drusen are uncommonly associated w/ vitelliform disease. Those with phenotypes 2 and 3 are at highest risk. #Angiogenesis2018
What does the gut have to do with it? Dr. Wolf: results of his study suggest that the composition of the gut microbiome has an impact on the development of #AMD. #Angiogenesis2018