Tag: Arts in Medicine: April 2019

Aliye Runyan, MD (1 Posts)

Fellow Physician Contributing Writer

University of Utah School of Medicine

Aliye is originally from St. Petersburg, Florida, and graduated from the University of Miami Miller SOM. She was the Education and Research Fellow for AMSA from 2012-2014. She completed ob-gyn residency at Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center. She is currently a family planning fellow at the University of Utah. Aliye’s career interests include family planning, international public health, reproductive rights, medical humanities and wellness, and medical education.

T-Cell

Published by Aliye Runyan, MD

“One” / It read. / Unassuming in black and white

A Second Home (2019)

Published by Zarir Ahmed, DO

Scared and frightened, we came in as interns / We had the knowledge, but we needed direction

I Seize

Published by Jennifer Evan, MD

I seize. / With emotion, not motor.

Pondering the Human Experience: A Quartet of Poems

Published by Sarah V. Stelma, MD

To help a soul / To heal a wound / To hold a hand / To walk again

A Story of Artistic Reclamation (2019)

Published by Michael Barbato, MD

Here I am, come and get me! A playful provocation we have all used with much more than literal meaning as a mantra. But going through the rigors, chills and metaphorical bacteremia of medical education, I lost some of the pieces that made me confident to be myself.

My Allegiance

Published by Daniela Hermelin, MD

Collide, Rip, Shred / Microthrombi ahead / Schistocytes I discover

Poodle Blue

Published by Beatrice Preti, MD

Like most times on call, the day had been busy. / I’d been running in circles, my head in a tizzy.

Mastectomy Shadows

Published by Shirin Karimi, MD

I used to joke that after having my twin girls, my breasts no longer belonged to me. / Forget about possession, let’s talk about existence.

Atrophied Dreams

Published by Shirin Karimi, MD

I waited for nine months to meet you. / I know that one night I loved a woman and then you, a blackberry of cells, found your place in her fertile garden and you grew there

What My Parents Think I Do vs. What I Actually Do During Overnight Call

Published by Jeremy Chapman, MD

I recorded a time-lapse video of an entire night of in-house overnight call at the hospital. Mom & Dad — I love how you think of me, but this is what residents actually do.

Jeremy Chapman, MD (1 Posts)

Resident Physician Contributing Writer

Medical College of Wisconsin & Affiliated Hospitals

When he created this video, Jeremy was a third-year psychiatry resident at the Medical College of Wisconsin, now completing a child & adolescent psychiatry fellowship. His interests include video/multimedia production, autism, creativity, telepsychiatry, learning, laughter yoga, silliness, music, memorizing digits of pi, and overcoming raging ADHD, which ... surprise, surprise ... I have. Holla at me; let's collaborate!

in-House

the online peer-reviewed publication for residents and fellows

Years

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