A personal update – I started this week at @pfizer, leading Executive, Digital and Policy comms. I’m thrilled to join a company that helped save the world during Covid and has so many exciting things on the horizon. And it's a great NYC company so I will not be going far.
After nearly 18 months, today is my last day as Communications Director. These nearly two years have been some of the most fun, challenging, and rewarding of my career and I wouldn’t trade them for anything. An earnest Twitter thread:
Excited to share my first publication! We present a case of atypical mpox complicated by left lower lobe pneumonia. These atypical features could play a role in guiding treatment with antiviral drugs such as tecovirimat.
Loved having the opportunity to talk about the @ECHOFreeClinic and how it will continue to impact my career as a physician.
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Find out more about volunteering with the Einstein Community Health Outreach (ECHO) Clinic at our Info Session on Tuesday, August 16th from 6-8 PM! @ECHOFreeClinic@EinsteinMed@MontefioreNYC
Excited to share my research on the use of fluorescein angiography to diagnose neovascularization in sickle cell retinopathy. More to come soon! #ARVO2022#Ophthotwitter@ARVOinfo@MontefioreNYC
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A personal update - I’ll be joining the @ericadamsfornyc administration as Communications Director, starting in January. I can’t wait to get back to serving the city that I love, and working with all these people who want to make it even better.
Two years ago today, I was at a medical school interview, making small talk with a room of strangers.
Miles away, minutes from my home, a murderer opened fire on Shabbat services. The texts started at 10 am. There are so many sirens, they said, and Julia? Julia, are you safe?