6/2/23 -- Continuing Resident Meeting and Official Launch of Residency Houses!!! ucsdim.com/2023/06/04/6-2-23…
AY2022-23 Medicine 401 Award Recipients! ucsdim.com/2023/06/15/ay2022…
Congratulations Dr. David Hibbert! ucsdim.com/2023/06/17/congra…
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Out in @JournalGIM: Our study of gender, race/ethnicity, & assessment in GME found differences in the trajectory of IM-In Training Exam (ITE) during training associated with gender and race/ethnicity. A quick review…
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Can’t wait to meet you in person and round with you in the ICU! Welcome to @ucsdim
MATCH DAY 2022 - WELCOME NEW INTERNS!! ucsdim.com/2022/03/18/match-…
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⛰ ☀️ Weekend Wellness!! ☀️ ⛰
Yay hiking! Our chief, Susan, had a blast making it up Cowles Mountain with other residents today!
We 💗 all of San Diego’s hiking trails!
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Honored to be chosen as a winner of the #HRS2021 Young Investigator Award.
Excited about our research using Machine Learning to identify those at risk for repeat AF ablation.
Many thanks to @JonHsuMD @GordonHo_EP and all of our coauthors!
@ucsdim @HRSonline @UCSDCardFellows – at Boston, MA
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Today we welcome 120 newly elected members — 59 of whom are women, the most elected in a single year. Join us in congratulating them on their outstanding achievements in original research.
Read more: ow.ly/DLq050EyiPk #Academia #WomenInSTEM
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Congrats @QuentinYoumans!
💫 We are incredibly proud to announce our 2021 "40 Under 40 Leaders in Minority Health" honorees.
Meet them now!⤵️
nmqf.org/nmqf-media/nmqf-40u…
#NMQF40Under40 #healthcare #medicine
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If you are interested in learning more on this topic, check out season 1, ep 8 on our website! thedeishift.com/episode-8.ht…
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Black students are transforming American medical schools through anti-racist curriculum development and advocacy. But at what cost? @snmapresident @ososeoboh shares her thoughts and a call to action with the SGIM. bit.ly/2PiWB3f
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Our first episode of season 3 has launched 🚀 This ep we hand the mic 🎤 to some incredible URiM pre-medical students who share their inspiring journeys into the medical field 👩🏽⚕️Check out the link for show notes and transcripts
thedeishift.com/episode-16.h…
#storiesinmedicine
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I was saddened by reliving the #GeorgeFloyd murder from many different camera angles & watching our collective mourning. Now 10 miles away we have #DaunteWright murdered for minor infraction. White mass murders live after killing 10 people, black men get stopped and are killed.
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UC San Diego has approved a new undergraduate degree in Black Diaspora and African American Studies to foster collaborative study for students and faculty regarding the current experiences and histories of people of African descent. ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/feature/a-…
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Amazing opportunity to meet and hear @evansmkt present DOM Grand Rounds @UCSDMedSchool her research on Political Determinants of Health leading to #SODH and #healthdisparities Thank you Dr Evans! #healthequity
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Amazing session from @ucsdim facilitated by @daniellemunceMD - be authentic! #WomenInMedicine
Women in Medicine Event: Women Leaders! ucsdim.com/2021/02/19/women-…
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Happy holidays from the @ucsdim family to you! Grateful to serve during the pandemic this year with brave & humble (& fun) colleagues! – at San Diego, CA
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More #MedEd for our friends on #MedTwitter!!
Today, PGY2 Dr. Erin Roberts & Chief @photon_ick reviewed #TIAs & #Stroke, with a little splash of #autonomicdysreflexia!!
Check out their 🗝️ teaching points!!
#NeuroTwitter #Neurology #InternalMedicine
Stay tuned—this will be a topic at an upcoming Friday school as part of our Heath Equity thread during our hem/onc block.
When Actions Speak Louder Than Words — Racism and Sickle Cell Disease | NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…




















