Which comes first? I personally believe that if you can take massive action, the motivation will actually come subsequently. Think about it: the last time you felt “in the zone”, wasn’t because of being “motivated”, it’s because you were in the flow state while taking action🎯

This week, Dr. Corban Caldwell, an Emergency Medicine resident, died in a car crash, leaving behind his wife and five children. Per police reports, around 2:45 a.m., his car left the interstate and struck several trees. We don’t fully know the factors that led to his death.

#MedStudents: Contemplating which medical specialty to choose as your future career? Want less paperwork? Not into writing long notes? Check out the graph below from Medscape #InsideTheMatch #MedTwitter #IMG #Match2024

I’ll throw down some tips for your surgery rotation: Show up early and know your patients, labs (wbc, ALWAYS know your hemoglobin and hematocrit prior to surgery for blood 🩸 transfusion needs), know their Cr prior to ordering CT scan with contrast.

So many med students go through unimaginable stressors when studying for the USMLE…parent dying, sickness of their own, unstable living situation.. I’m proud of you. Yes, you.

ATTN Med students: List of upcoming conferences to keep on your radar for abstract submissions / research / networking opportunities:

Attending asked me if I’ve ever done a stress test. Sir, every day of med school is a stress test.

There’s gotta be a correlation between gym + anime + medicine. Too many of us are huge fans of atleast 2/3 😂 #MedTwitter

Dear Residents, Please get in the habit of telling your med students it is “Time for you to go home now and get out of this hospital." So med students don’t have to stand there and debate if it looks terrible to leave. ❤️ Every MS-3 and MS-4 #InsideTheMatch #MedX

Just a friendly reminder that you should NOT be freaking out rn if you don’t have any interview invites yet. Your time will come.

Grateful to have been selected as a finalist to present at Case-Con at #ACEP23! Shout out to Jason Vadhan, D.O. for the guidance #EMRA

9 Rules for med school (can be 100% applicable to residency as well): 1) Try your best, but don’t constantly remind everyone else how hard you’re working —> find interests to talk about outside of school. On that same note: don’t let your hobbies die 2) Make friends with your

Huge realization: Burnout comes from stress load, not from activity level. That’s why I don’t get burnt out in residency (or back in med school). Stress mitigation —> more workload capacity. Having an anti-burnout plan is critical: 🧵

D.O. MED STUDENTS LISTEN UP! If you are even remotely interested in Vascular Surgery, then please join VESS VSIG for our Vascular surgery as a D.O. applicant panel! We have some amazing panelists for you so please register and save the date! Not interested? Please Retweet! 🩸

Eras ✅ Hey #MedTwitter! My name is Rohan Banerjee and I’m an OMS-IV at UIWSOM applying EM for #match2025! I’m passionate about critical care and street medicine! You can also catch me training at my local Brazilian jiu-jitsu gym 🥋 Excited to connect! #emergencymedicine