‼️Med Students‼️ It's that time of year, we are accepting applications for editors! As the peer-reviewed med student publication that has published over 2,000 articles since 2013, you can join our team! #MedStudent #MedTwitter forms.gle/im2Qhi3JqaY8uf…

An important piece by Eudora Olsen out today in in-Training #TraumaInformedCare

Cancer Care Among Healthcare Students: A Key Towards Building a Sustainable Cancer Care System in Rwanda wp.me/p3euZ1-7aY via @inTrainingDoc by Darius Benimana "Student intervention plays a crucial role in equipping Rwanda’s healthcare system..."

My wonderful Rutgers RWJMedSchool classmate, Jillian Barry, published today in in-Training! My peers… always crushing it🤩

Poetry Thursdays are my favorite day of the week in-Training 🤩

As temperatures soar, hospitals are overwhelmed by surges in heat-related emergency room visits — can they keep up? “It’s a complicated problem to solve...So far the health system is not there.” nytimes.com/2024/07/12/us/…

Gender equality in surgery can’t happen if residency remains unsafe & unfair for pregnant residents.

A beautiful piece dedicated to donors and families of the Donor Body Program David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA published today in in-Training

Kamala's mother immigrated from India to pursue a PhD & stayed to work as a cancer researcher Kamala's father immigrated from Jamaica to pursue a PhD & stayed to work as a professor Immigrant scientists contribute not only to science but to society at large -- for generations

We're proud to announce our latest print book, The Perfect Doctor, curated by Dr. Sasha Yakhkind and featuring 40 narratives written by patients, physicians and trainees. #meded #medhum Learn more about the book at theperfectdoctor.org. Purchase the book at tinyurl.com/theperfectdoct….

Beneath the Silence wp.me/p3euZ1-7dY via @inTrainingDoc by Kaitlin Toal is a chronicle of street medicine in the face of encampment "sweeps."

Must-read by our Managing Editor and my peer Rutgers RWJMedSchool “While the term widowmaker has a long history and is likely found all across medical textbooks, its timing here severely compromised the neutrality I needed. It seized parts of the canvas onto which I could deposit any hope.”

Had a great time presenting at Society for Neuroscience (SfN) today! So thankful for the ongoing mentorship of Shahriar SheikBahaei

Applications for our 2024-2025 Writers-in-Training (WiT) Internship Program are NOW OPEN! WiT is a year-long internship for budding medical student writers. Our interns receive intensive mentoring and publish at least three impactful pieces. APPLY HERE: forms.gle/zsrhoS4E4doLtd…

MED STUDENTS: in-Training has opened applications for our writing internship program (due 10/27) and continues to accept applications for columnists & editors on a rolling basis. If you’re a medical humanities/journalism aficionado, this is your space!

⁦Changing tides! Workshopping climate health SGIM⁩

Our Medical Students for a Sustainable Future team presented at SGIM Mid-Atlantic Meeting today and got to attend a climate health workshop hosted by our mentor Catherine Chen. So very happy to be part of the climate health community at Rutgers RWJMedSchool. Onwards!

Congratulations, Aleena Paul, MD, MBA, MSEd and Ajay Major, MD, MBA on such an incredible organization and all of its success. Super lucky to have been able to work with you both and witness your hard work and passion come to life! in-Training in-House ✍️

Sending energy to all those affected by #PalisadesFire. Here is our paper on protecting health & health systems from #wildfires. I think it’s the best briefing out there & I hope it’s helpful. @borenbears @MaibachEd Prof. Katharine Hayhoe Bill McKibben Global Climate and Health Alliance thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…

Dead or Alive: A Student’s Experience wp.me/p3euZ1-7dW via @inTrainingDoc "The apnea test. The sound of rushing air escaped the endotracheal tube, similar to how a toddler haphazardly blows out a birthday candle. I realized this child never tasted cake."