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To @wearfigs: “D.O.” Better

Take a female physician -- a doctorate of osteopathic medicine (D.O.) -- dress her up in hot pink scrubs, give her Medical Terminology for Dummies, and have her read it upside down. What do you have? The answer is an advertisement for Figs Scrubs (@wearfigs).

October 17, 2020

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My Black Mind Is Not Yours — The Minority Trap During Interviews and How to Avoid It

by Chase T.M. Anderson, MD, MS

“You could help us with our diversity efforts. If you came here, you could be a part of building up our diversity program.” Who said I wanted to help with your diversity efforts? Why hasn’t it been built up already?

October 12, 2020

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Featured, GME, Housestaff Wellness, Opinions

Featured, Opinions

To @wearfigs: “D.O.” Better

Take a female physician -- a doctorate of osteopathic medicine (D.O.) -- dress her up in hot pink scrubs, give her Medical Terminology for Dummies, and have her read...

Columns, COVID-19: Inside the Global Epicenter

A Construct for Uncertainty — COVID-19: Inside the Global Epicenter

I didn't start out thinking I was going to be a physician. I was going to be an actor. I committed myself to a life of emotional expression, artistic...

Art & Poetry in Medicine

Vibrant

Older people aren’t sweet, precious or cute, / They’re wisest among us, without dispute. / A habit of ours is to condescend / When talking to people near life's...

Featured, GME, Housestaff Wellness, Opinions

My Black Mind Is Not Yours — The Minority Trap During Interviews and How to Avoid It

“You could help us with our diversity efforts. If you came here, you could be a part of building up our diversity program.” Who said I wanted to help with...

Columns, COVID-19: Inside the Global Epicenter, Featured

My Husband’s Death — COVID-19: Inside the Global Epicenter

My husband was a 53-year-old man who worked full-time as a mental health aide. He was a hardworking man, with shifts from 3:30pm to 12am, and was very dedicated...

Anesthesiology, Art & Poetry in Medicine, Clinical, Featured

Carrying On Via Intent Determination (COVID) 19

I am a 25-year-old resident physician of anesthesiology / My sister and I are bonded by genetics, anatomy and biology / I am a senior in high school at age...

Clinical, Featured, Internal Medicine

Facing the Consequences of the Pandemic as an Oncologist-in-Training

For the first time in history, a pandemic has shut down the entire globe. COVID-19 has affected our lives in many ways, including significantly impacting health care services. Many...

Featured, GME

Rethinking Residency Recruitment and Social Media Presence in a Pandemic

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretched into the late spring months, the ACGME made the recommendation to hold all residency and fellowship recruitment for the 2021 Match cycle virtually. At...

Featured, Opinions

In COVID We Mistrust

In the pandemic’s wake, we witnessed the explosion of viral social media content such as Plandemic, an alternate exaggerated narrative which sought to perpetuate the types of claims one...

Art & Poetry in Medicine

Meditations on Medicine

A collection of poems entitled "Meditations on Medicine."

Featured, Health Policy, Opinions

Medicine-Pediatrics Residents Call for Anti-Racism in Health Care

Recent events have highlighted a systemic problem within our world, our country, our state, and our community. People of color fight an uphill battle in every facet of life,...

Featured, Opinions

Your Voice Has Power

On June 1, I worked a shift in the trauma intensive care unit as riots and looting continued outside and the National Guard patrolled the streets. A group of...

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