@ccasassa1 million dollar question! Advice I received was to focus on adjusting to new env and your clinical skills first, then start to incorporate leadership roles, research etc once feeling more settled! #BIDchat
A2: I found it difficult to leave my residency classmates who had become like family to me. It was hard embarking on attg life spread across the country #BIDchat
@sargsyanz@BIDMC_Academy welcome to #BIDChat! I agree, relying on physician colleagues, as well as nursing and ancillary staff makes the transition much less intimidating! #BIDchat
@ccasassa1 @BIDMC_Academy it is definitely a scary thought to evaluate or discharge your first patient without an attg "crutch"! but you can remind yourself how well trained you are at BIDMC and know you are ready to be a great faculty member! :) #BIDchat
@jwilliamMD I find myself always running into that issue! Never want to turn down a new or exciting opportunity, but want to do my "primary" job as APD and clinician well! #BIDChat