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🧡 I’ve been working on this print for a while - limited run of 10 prints available. 100% proceeds go to the IRSSS. DM if interested.
What is happening now is a truth the Indigenous community has known for generations. Make space for their grief & healing.
Nusha Rams retweeted
You are replaceable at work, but you are NOT replaceable at home. A beautiful and poignant reflection that applies to all clinicians.
Happy world family doctor day to all the amazing fam doc colleagues and co-residents who make Northern Ontario a fantastic place to learn and thrive! ♥️ proud to be a @thenosm lifer. 🏔️🏞️
Inspired by her upbringing in Northern Ontario, Dr. Nusha Ramsoondar is already stepping into a leadership role as a resident to strengthen healthcare. Witnessing the gaps in her community firsthand, she’s committed to providing care in various settings to help serve her community: bit.ly/3F97AGc
#WFDD2025
Nusha Rams retweeted
So, during the pandemic I had a young angry man who chose not to be vaccinated. He was convinced that his youth and vigour along with some questionable supplements would keep him healthy. He took no precautions and actually attended a COVID party.
This is great, thanks for the helpful tips! Guilty of “computer rounding” before actually rounding myself 😬
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Every child deserves equitable access to care. Join @cblackst & @DrMichaelGreen1 for this year's President’s Lecture Series on Indigenous Children's Health.
🗓 February 4, 2025
🕕 6 p.m.
📍Live on YouTube @NOSMtv
#HealthEquity #IndigenousHealth #JordansPrinciple
Nusha Rams retweeted
Ontario’s doctors are asking all Party Leaders to prioritize patient care.
2.5M Ontarians lack a family doctor—soon 4M.
EDs are closing due to doctor shortages.
Wait times are among the worst globally.
@fordnation @BonnieCrombie @MikeSchreiner @MaritStiles — What’s your plan?
Nusha Rams retweeted
Should #artificalintelligence be accountable to society?
yes.
Otherwise, the #AI revolution in #healthcare will worsen the #digitaldivide & leave places like #NorthernOntario & marginalized people sidelined (again) from its benefits.
Read more here: journals.plos.org/digitalhea…
Day 1 of residency today! Little Nusha would be so excited. Adult Nusha is still wondering how she made it this far! 😂🩺👩🏽⚕️ @thenosm
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Today, we celebrate the power of collaboration in understanding and solving the health equity challenges in Northern Ontario. Congratulations to everyone who made the incredible Gilles Arcand Centre for Health Equity @thenosm possible. @ddsv3 @arcandcentre #TemertyFoundation
We did it! 👩🏽⚕️🩺🎓 so glad to have been a part of @thenosm for med school and excited to stay with them as a family medicine resident. Honoured & grateful to @adambluedryden for hooding me! And a big TY to @ddsv3 for being a big inspiration to me and other WOC in medicine ♥️
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The same is true in residency. As an intern you may occasionally feel brilliant like a second (or even third!) year, but will also sometimes do something silly and feel like a medical student again.
This ok — you’re not regressing. Give yourself grace.
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It’s slow right now in the ICU, so here it is… the thread you’ve never seen before….
Tips for new interns.
SO HAPPY to match to my 1st choice at @thenosm (this surprises no-one)! Grateful to be staying & excited to continue my med career here while building my life outside medicine 😭♥️ Couldn’t have done it without an A+ partner, friends, and preceptors!! #MatchDay2024 #YEStoNOSMU
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1/3 #Congratulations to members of the #NOSMUniversity community, who won awards tonight at the Canadian Association for Medical Education’s 2024 Virtual Awards Event!
ALT A compilation of the head shots of the five award-winners. Clockwise from top left: Nusha Ramsoondar, Drs. Kara Nadeau, Barb Zelek, Anne Robinson, and Maurianne Reade.
Preceptors who become great friends over the years >>>>> @adambluedryden is one of the best (all fax no printers 📠).
Friends on medtwitter: any advice on feeling “too old” to pursue a specialty in your 30s? – at Thunder Bay, Ontario
Nusha Rams retweeted
Thanks @cma_docs for the feature about my work in social accountability and inclusion as they relate to #Healthcare Human Resources, Access to Care, Physician Wellness & Culturally Safe Care
#PhysicianLeadership #CdnHealth #MedEd #MedTwitter #BlackHistoryMonth
@OgunyemiMD was the first Black student from Newfoundland and Labrador to train @MemorialU. Now, he’s leading change to help make medicine more reflective of, and accountable to, Canada’s diverse populations.
#BlackHistoryMonth
cma.ca/news/dr-bolu-ogunyemi…
Loved this great talk from a great doc! – at Thunder Bay, Ontario
The Kids are Alright!! @adambluedryden tells it like it is: putting family into medicine!!! @thenosm tonight on the President’s Lecture series about the Joy of Family Medicine
