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It’s the end of the first week of orientation and we are so excited to have our newest residents!!! Welcome to the Class of 2027 to HAEMR!!!

We were thrilled to celebrate Dr. Imo Aisiku's appointment as the inaugural incumbent of the BWH Distinguished Chair in Emergency Medicine at last week's ceremony. Congratulations to Dr. Aisiku! #emergencymedicine #MedTwitter #criticalcare Brigham and Women's Hospital @ideas_office

Only 0.6% of neurosurgeons in the country are Black women. Tamia Potter will soon become the first Black woman neurosurgery resident at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, an institution founded nearly 150 years ago. My Q&A w/ Tamia Potter Teen Vogue teenvogue.com/story/tamia-po…

Congratulations to Dr. Paul Chen, who has just been named the new BWH Emergency Medicine Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs! #emergencymedicine Brigham and Women's Hospital #medtwitter

🌞Join Us for the Reclaiming Our Shores End-of-Summer Event! 🌊 The Office of IDEaS is thrilled to partner with Asian Women for Health again for their amazing end-of-summer event, Reclaiming Our Shores! 🎉 Please register, invite your family and friends & mark your calendars!

TBC and TEEP extend a HUGE thank you to volunteers at the Office of IDEaS at Mass General Brigham (Office of IDEaS) for speaking with our TEEP Councilors in Training (CIT)s this summer! Learning about the career paths we can pursue was a great experience! #job #career #youth #TEEP

🔔 Reminder 🔔 The Hoops and Healing Brunch is this Saturday, August 12! It will be a day of basketball, brunch, and meaningful discussions on Black men and mental health with Kevin M. Simon, MD, MPH.

🚨Help, we're on L.I.F.E support! 🚨 This October, join the Office of IDEaS in championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion through our L.I.F.E SUPPORT initiative. To donate, simply scan the QR code and let's make a difference together! #LIFESUPPORT #Diversity #Inclusion

Join us this October for a digital detox journey! 📵 We're putting away our screens from 9 PM to 5 AM all month long. Are you up for the challenge? Make a pledge by scanning the QR code. Your participation supports the Office of IDEaS LIFE Support campaign. #IDEaSunplugged

Ignite Change with Spark Grants! Applications are open for internal innovative projects driving Diversity, Health Equity, and Social Justice. Visit our website and apply now to spark a brighter future! #SparkGrants #HealthEquity #SocialJustice #Diversity #GrantOpportunity

Monday, November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance. We stand united to honor the lives lost to senseless anti-transgender violence. Join Mass General Brigham and the Office of IDEaS as we observe a moment of silence on Nov. 20th at noon. #TransDayofRemembrance

Happy International Women’s Day!! In honor of Women’s History Month, IDEaS and BWH Anesthesiology DEIB Council are excited to celebrate International Women’s Day.

As Women’s History Month come to a close, we’re proud of the strides we made: more women in membership, leadership roles, and awards. We’re not just advocating for change; we’re actively making it happen! Happy Women’s History Month! 💜 #WomenInIDEaS #GenderEquality

Thank you Audible for including MicroSkills: Small Actions, Big Impact in your newsletter today on well-being. YES, our book is full of actionable strategies to be better at work -- AND we emphasize that success does not require self-sacrifice! @ParkandFine HarperCollins

Super proud of the HAEMR residents. Excellent presentations! 👏🏾👏🏾

Busy day in the center. Hosted 2 groups from the Brigham and Women's Youth Summer Program. Office of IDEaS

Tomorrow is Election Day! Your VOICE matters - let’s make it heard! 1.After you cast your vote, snap a photo with your "I Voted" sticker! 2.Tag us on IG or X and use #VotewithIDEaS. We want to see your proud voting moments.

IDEaS is committed to advancing justice, equity, and inclusion- values that reflect the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose words remind us that silence in the face of injustice also holds the potential to silence progress.