Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD 
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Marina Del Rios, MD Only When It Is Dark Enough Can You See The Stars
I moved to the United States mainland in 1994 to attend college. When I first left my home in Puerto Rico, I thought for sure that my move would be temporary. Yet here I am, in Chicago, a Boricua in…
Sponsored: My Hack for Getting (and Staying) Organized: One Step and Forget
By Heather Hammerstedt, MD, MPH The following content is adapted from a presentation at Vituity Women in Medicine’s leadership development conference in March 2017. There are so many productivity apps out there, and devices running those apps, that it can…
Barbara Tatham, MD, MScPT, CCFP-EM 
Alicia Cundall, MD EM Global – The Beginning
An empathic deep-rooted connection to our global community is how Emergency Medicine Global (EM-Global) was founded. This grassroots NPO is a collaborative initiative between Tanzanian, Canadian, and American physicians. These physicians share a passion to invest in the capacity development…
Jay Baruch, MD Can more not knowing make us better physicians?
What kind of topic is “Why we need more not knowing in medicine?” Many people might call it illogical, even frightening. Patients, families, and society expect physicians to have answers. But is knowledge enough? After I completed medical school and…
Natalie May, MD So Unsexy
The following post is a transcript of my talk at #FIX18 in New York. I remember joining twitter very clearly. It was July 2012, and I was diving into the unknown – it felt like the start of a new…
Nikita Joshi, MD Well Within Our Lane: Firearm Injury is a Public Health Issue
The National Rifle Association sent out a tweet November 7th with a link to an article from their website titled – “Surprise: Physician Group Rehashes Same Tired Gun Control Policies”. The tweet said that “someone” should tell the doctors to…
In Our Sights: A Path Forward on Gun Violence
In their show stopping FIX18 duo, Dr. Megan Ranney and Dr. Torree McGowen tackled the topic of gun violence and gun deaths. They approach the entire idea of guns from different perspectives and taught us that we need to work…
Kelly Wong, MD From Boarding to Voting – Help Your Patients Vote!
As a second year resident, I’m still learning to hone my sick-versus-not-sick doorway exam. Over the past week I’ve pushed myself one step further, asking ‘will this patient still be admitted by election day?’ The one and only blessing of…
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Dr. Jennifer Marin
Thomas Jefferson Point-of-Care Ultrasound Educator of the Month Series - October 2018
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The Chronicles of Women in White Coats
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by Amber Robins, MD
