10 yrs ago when I was 22, I decided to be an oncologist. I changed careers, did a post-bac, moved cities, started something I wasn’t sure I was capable of. Today I changed my bio to aspiring oncologist because I finally believe it. NOW GO PURSUE YOUR WILDEST DREAMS 💙 #Match2021
One of the best weeks of general medicine wards on the chief service with #MattKelly and @sarabgoff at @TempleIM. Blown away by the superb patient care given by two superstar interns @katyaahr and @JulieGutekunst. They are undeniably ready to be senior residents.
With 140+ participants last year, and 180+ this year, I am beyond thrilled to see this #WomenInMedicine program continue and be cemented as another #TempleMed tradition.
Shout-out to my co-pioneer @katyaahr and our fierce supporter @heathercmd2!
https://t.co/hzA8RFbZ19
What a long and incredible journey into this sacred profession. Grateful for my family, my mentors, and my brilliant friends. Grateful to be #TempleMade 🩺
@templemedschool#LKSOM2021#MedTwitter
🎉 Congratulations to our #TempleMed students and faculty who were honored during today's Annual Awards Day ceremony!
Watch the ceremony: https://t.co/DSXF8ONVZF
#LKSOM2021#TempleProud
The Spring 2021 edition of #TempleMed's student-run publication, The Pulse is now available! View the collection of poetry, prose and photography from our students: https://t.co/Xv4DgchLaA
#NarrativeMedicine
I don’t even like tweeting about racist police violence bc it feels like part of the ritual. But what Black people feel is how everyone should feel when harm befalls another human. Not an intellectual exercise/talking point. You should feel. Grief means your humanity is in tact.
It’s 2021, and we still have to talk about equal pay for women.
On average, a woman would have to work every day in 2020 and through 3/24/21 to earn what a man made in 2020. For Black women, it’s 8/3. For Native American women, 9/8. For Latinas, 10/21. #EqualPayDay