Camille Sabella, MD

Pediatric Infectious Diseases physician @ClevelandClinic Children's

[Blanca E Gonzalez @infectio01]

We have a research oversight committee which is formed by members of various subspecialties and independent from the fellowship program .They make sure that you are on track with your research projects

[Blanca E Gonzalez @infectio01]

A shared curriculum with your con fellows from other specialties which includes topics on career development , wellness , quality and patient safety , statistics, etc.

[Blanca E Gonzalez @infectio01]

We are starting to interview for our Peds ID fellowship position at Cleveland Clinic Children’s . Why train with us ? Let me tell you why.

[Peter Aziz, MD @PeterAzizMD]

Join me August 28-September 2 for the 28th Annual Pediatric Board Review. This nationally recognized five day course will provide comprehensive training to prepare you for board certification/recertification. More information: https://t.co/U7Q0MqiYKj @CleClinicKids @SabellaMD

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

@pedsID_MD @CleClinicKids @infectio01 @DrDanielsID @DrFrankEsper So proud and happy for you. Well done!!

[Karen Murray @KarenMurrayMD]

Dr. Chuck Foster, Medical Director of Pediatric Infection Prevention, ⁦@CleClinicKids⁩ just gave a great talk on children returning to school in the time of COVID. Great job Chuck, and so glad we have a national expert here ⁦@CleClinicKids⁩ https://t.co/4LgvBjHwRx

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

Very proud of all our caregivers!

[Cleveland Clinic @ClevelandClinic]

Our caregivers must receive the flu shot or receive an approved exemption to be compliant with our policy. #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T13: Learn more about #flu here: https://t.co/HzlxyH2YDk #abcDrBchat

[Cleveland Clinic @ClevelandClinic]

So, what do you do if you think it's the flu? https://t.co/xy2d72M1fT #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T10: There’s no evidence that small amounts of thimerosal in vaccines are harmful #abcDrBchat

[NFID @NFIDVaccines]

T2: #Flu is unpredictable; vaccine immunity wanes. Annual vaccination is best protection against circulating strains. #abcDrBchat #FightFlu

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T5: Teach kids to never touch their face. Touching eyes, nose or mouth can invite the flu to settle in your airway. #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T5: Encourage your kids to make a habit of thoroughly washing hands with soap and water throughout the day. #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T4: The #flu shot will not only help protect your child - it will also help protect everyone around him/her. #abcDrBchat

[Cleveland Clinic @ClevelandClinic]

Younger adults should get the vaccine as part of herd immunity. Protect those at highest risk! #abcDrBchat https://t.co/pFo7zfTsGW

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T3: The #flu can cause severe and prolonged symptoms, which can all be prevented with a safe flu vaccine #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T3: The #flu vaccine does not cause the flu. The shot's side effects can seem like flu, but they’re temporary + much less severe #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T2: Those with severe allergy to eggs should check with physician and/or allergist before receiving flu vaccine #abcDrBchat

[Camille Sabella, MD @SabellaMD]

T2: Everyone over 6 months of age needs flu vaccine every year. Get your shot as early as possible! #abcDrBchat