#BIDChat

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Hi @BIDMC_Academy #BIDChat team! Stopping in from down the street in Boston to lurk and hear more about now trainees are using #MedTwitter! cc: @DanielRicottaMD @GraceHuangMD @kristinadzara @jlberrymd @moss_caitlyn

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Practical Considerations for the Academic Ph... In the United States, physicians finishing residency or f...

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Oh, and if you're moving to a new state as part of your trainee to faculty transition, check out this #FOAMed article (that @MiscSusan & I wrote!) about tips & tricks for making that transition as painless as possible! #BIDChat https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6553989/

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American Thoracic Society | Professional Development for ... The American Thoracic Society is the world's leading medi...

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Using existing career development resources can be very helpful as well - in PCCM the American Thoracic Society has a ton of tools & resources for early career professionals: www.thoracic.org/professionals/career-dev... #BIDChat @atsearlycareer @SushmaCribbs @ajadmon

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A4 - And (I've got lots of thoughts about this question!) start to develop a mentor NETWORK. Do not identify A mentor, but find and develop a COHORT of mentors who can help you achieve your goals. #BIDChat

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A4 - Listing out your goals (& starting to develop plans to accomplish them) will help you be #successful #BIDChat

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A4 - It seems sort of contrived, but taking the time to sit down & write out your 1, 3, & 5 year goals can be a useful exercise. There is SO much that comes at you during your first year (plus) as an attending, having your goals spelled out can be SUPER-helpful... #BIDChat

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@NealBiddick - Haha, exactly - even worse is when the residents say "We weren't talking about you!" #BIDChat

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A3 - When I realized my residents were talking about ME when they said "This will probably require an attending-to-attending conversation". . . (They were talking about me!) #BIDChat

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A2 - Once I cleared the initial self-doubt about making decisions independently without an attending. . . I was surprised by how much MORE I liked clinical work as compared to residency/fellowship. I hadn't expected that! #BIDChat

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I think that the advice to learn how to say "no" to things is a double-edged sword - it's complicated, because you definitely don't want to get a reputation as someone who always says "no". . . #BIDChat @jwilliamMD @BIDMC_Academy

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Also, nobody really taught me about billing... When I first transitioned from trainee to faculty, I was seriously concerned I was going to mess up my billing somehow! #BIDChat (I wonder if @virenkaul & @nvhstewart feel similarly??)

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Q1 - When I was transitioning from a PCCM fellow to faculty, I was worried about being the one who had to make the FINAL decisions about clinical issues... Not having an attending as "back up" was challenging & nerve-wracking! #BIDChat

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6 years ago

Hi everybody! I'm @jbricha1 & I'm excited to be a part of this #BIDChat about trainee to faculty transitions! I'm looking forward to an interesting discussion about tips & strategies to make the most of out this challenging transition!

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6 years ago

Check out the @symplur metrics from our terrific #BIDChat #WomenInMedicine discussion on #HeForShe!

Thanks to all who attended! Special thanks to my co-moderator @DrStephMueller and our co-sponsors @BIDMC_Academy @DanielRicottaMD @GraceHuangMD & @womeninmedchat @petradMD!

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A HUGE thank you to everyone who joined in on the #BIDChat #WomenInMedicine #HeForShe! A resounding success!

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6 years ago

I'm your co-host for this #BIDChat #WomenInMedicine chat along with @DrStephMueller. This chat coincides with #WIMMonth and a talk Dr. Mueller and I are giving at @BIDMC_Academy tomorrow, focused on 10 ways #MenInMedicine can be #HeForShe and support #WomenInMedicine

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