Having grown up in a rural, medically underserved town in Virginia, Morgan appreciated the seminars and discussions focused on creating a more equitable healthcare system with improved access and delivery of medical services. While there, she participated in the NIH Academy where she learned more about the social determinants of health. Medical school: Applying to MD programs for matriculation in the Fall of 2023īio: After graduating from college, Morgan spent two years in biomedical research at the National Cancer Institute, studying mechanisms of drug resistance in Ewing Sarcoma. Graduate: George Mason University (George Squared Advanced Biomedical Sciences Certificate Program) & Georgetown University (M.S. Undergraduate: University of Virginia, 2018 Training Opportunities for Residents and Fellows.ERAS® Tools and Worksheets for Fellowship Applicants.ERAS® Tools and Worksheets for Residency Applicants.MyERAS® Application and Program Signaling for 2023-24.ERAS® 2024 Participating Specialties & Programs.Managing Your Finances During Residency.Interview Resources for Residency Applicants.Researching Residency Programs and Building an Application Strategy.Visiting Student Learning Opportunities™ (VSLO®).Managing Your Finances During Medical School.
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AAMC PREview® Professional Readiness Exam.One DGIM Physician, David Harrison, MD, was so grateful for his virtual scribe that he decided to write them this cheery poem.Ĭongratulations to all the DGIM faculty members who received promotions at either MGH or HMS during 2017! It was a successful year with 13 Faculty earning HMS promotions and 28 receiving MGH promotions. Some practices in DGIM have piloted the use of Scribble, a scribing solution that lessens the administrative burden on providers, allowing them more time to care for patients. The Division of General Internal Medicine’s Hospital Medicine Unit (HMU) continues its efforts to spread smiles throughout MGH! This winter, we have announced our latest Happiness Hero – Dr. But competing demands make it difficult to hear a patient’s story. How can we listen to our patients? We all want to be good listeners because we know that making the right diagnosis requires it. Legumes are a good source of protein and fiber, commonly consumed in many cultures, and recommended in the extreme of diets including low fat and low carb! A great family of foods to choose from is legumes.
Now that we’ve made it through the holidays, the mindset is ripe (haha) for eating healthy in the new year. Pages: Notes From the DGIM Writer in ResidenceĪudrey Provenzano, MD, has been thinking about an aspect of the recently passed tax laws which will likely affect our patients’ health-and should make us more alert to a too-often unrecognized condition.Ĭulinary Literacy Corner: Winter Hibernation - Red Lentil Soup Mary McNaughton Collins, Director, DGIM Faculty and Staff Career and Professional Development, recently touched base with Kerri Palamara McGrath, MD, DGIM’s coaching expert, to discuss the ongoing coaching initiatives in DGIM and what’s on the horizon. Jessica Zeidman, MD, is committed to continuing this high-quality learning experience.Ĭoaching Corner: Catching up with DGIM Coaching Expert Kerri Palamara McGrathįaculty Coaching is one of the many ways the DGIM works to help our faculty achieve personal and professional fulfillment. Mass General's community health centers provide unique settings for ambulatory education that are highly sought after by MGH residents and Harvard medical students. Spotlight on Education: Jessica Zeidman - Education in a Community Health Center The first issue of Generally Speaking in 2018 celebrates all things new.
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