My inaugural #MedTwitter tweet will be my dog Murphy’s attempt to both help with and also tell me that I’m done working on my ERAS application for the day. (Better with sound)

This month, I completed a Cytopathology rotation at MUSC Department of Pathology where students are asked what cell they would be and then make something creative about it. For your consideration: the “Atypical” Bronchial Epithelial Cell.

The Redwoods of California have yet to disappoint since I’ve moved here.

Day 3 of Pathology Residency: I completed my first full day of grossing boot camp and didn’t cut myself 🎊🥳🎉

Happy #PathPet Wednesday! Here is Murphy, courtesy of PGY-1 Cooper Rutland, MD. Share your #pathtwitter pets with us!

🎉🎉🎉 We won! With an incredible 80% yes and 72% turnout, Stanford’s housestaff have voted to form a union with CIR/SEIU and claim our legal right to a voice at the table! #unionstrong #union #residentwellbeing #MedTwitter #MedEd

Grateful for the opportunity present at #ASDP22 last weekend in Chicago! And of course, so thankful for the mentorship of these awesome dermpath folks.

Happy to share our recent study of FOXO1 IHC for rhabdomyosarcoma classification! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/hi… From Cooper Rutland, MD and awesome team Stanford Pathology with our rock star friend and collaborator Jason L. Hornick, M.D., Ph.D. #BSTpath #IHCpath #PathTwitter

Cooper Rutland, MD does a great job summarizing the literature on SCD34FT at this morning's #BSTpath journal club Stanford Pathology