[late post, out celebrating]
this thing happened and it was great🥰 delighted to share our sixth class of #medpsych recruits and can't wait to welcome them to the #utsw fam in person! #match2022
#tbt our third annual @UTSW_IMPsych solstice #fam party celebrating ... ourselves AND R3s Charlotte and Danielle making it to the halfway mark of residency <3
#medpsych#whyutsw @DinoKazi @UTSWIMchief
Welp, that’s all for me folks. This is the biggest reason I decided to come here. I’m a huge gut person and of course that was challenging with virtual interviews, but I still knew 💜 I hope y’all enjoyed my adventures xo
Great case conferences by R4 @tomphn and R3 Charlotte - with 🎉applicants🎉in🎉attendance🎉
so nice getting these going again after a brief hiatus
(q:what's worse than one inservice exam
a: two inservice exams)
#combotraining#utswestisbest#redacted
👀👀lottttttta @UTSW_IMPsych at noon conference lately --
two sessions by chief Ashlin managing mood and anxiety as an internist (feat. a 30 min live CBT session w @UTSWIMchief)
& then a cool case presented by R3 Charlotte to R1 Nathalie at potpourri today #whyutsw#medpsych#pjp
"a [graduating tern's] heart is a deep ocean of secrets"
🪅 congratulations to soon-to-be senior #medpsych residents Giovani, Samir and Sudad 🪅
#tothestars#imflying
🎨credit: soon-to-be R1 @areejali
#tbt last weekend the 👏VERY👏FIRST👏TIME👏 our program had residents from five different PGYs (counting pgy0.9) in the same place
look closely at @ash_sza’s eyes for tears of happiness
#wedidit#medpsych#fiveyearsold
thank you @DinoKazi @PdUtsw for our existence
We are pleased to share the latest publication by our R3 @tomphn (even though it isn't poetry 😭) - a #MedEd#globalhealth review article in @bmj_company on the state and future of medical education in Vietnam
https://t.co/yaH82MBUel
we matched! #match2021#utswestisbest
excited for a new group of twenty-some dual-trained internal medicine & psychiatry physicians to be named this week #teammedpsych
so many great applicants - really wish that we could take more than 2! #maybenextyear @DinoKazi @UTSWIMchief
#medtwitter When a new patient tells you, only you have asked the right questions, only you are the humanistic health care provider: a) be a bit proud; b) but not that proud; & c) be aware of a sign of either-or, friend/foe thinking, common in survivors of chronic trauma. /1
My favorite thing about UTSW? THE PEOPLE... they are 100% the reason why I choose to come here. Can’t wait to make more memories with them all (and our future residents 😉)