Giselle Malina

@GiselleMalina

Emergency Medicine Resident, Refugee Health Advocate, Social Impact Designer, Eternal Optimist.

Loyola University, IL
Joined November 2011
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  1. Mar 28

    It's not every day you get to share your story - but intern year during a pandemic is something amazing as well as incredibly difficult . Glad I was able to share mine today at the storytelling event.

    "Hoping against hope, that our best is enough"--a powerful poem by Dr. , about the "battles well-fought lessons and well-taught experiences" of physicians and workers during the pandemic.
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  2. 27 Oct 2020

    This is still a huge issue for unaccompanied minors at our border, and has only been exacerbated by COVID-19. We need change!

    . wrote in our July 2019 issue how urgent it is that the medical community advocate for safeguards to be put in place for the unaccompanied minors in immigration:
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  3. 10 Oct 2020

    So excited to see my thoughts out there and be part of the conversation. Our disaster response system needs to change - Thanks !

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  4. 22 Jul 2020

    What I have learned so far is that Internship is full of firsts - first US guided IV, first time managing eight ED patients at once, but also apparently first beekeeping experience! Thank you & for making my first month of residency unforgettable!

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    30 Jun 2020

    Introducing our new interns one by one. We are so excited to have you join the HAEMR Family. Meet from Loyola University. ? Unique

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  6. 12 Jun 2020

    It begins! Residency day 1 is officially past, day 2 here we come !

    We are so thrilled to welcome the HAEMR Class of 2024 to our residency family!
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    30 May 2020

    We stand ready to provide bail assistance to protesters in cities where we have offices. Please retweet!

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  8. 30 May 2020

    That helpless feeling when you want to stop the horrors, yell from the rooftops, join the protests- but also worry the protests will endanger black lives that are already disproportionately affected by COVID due to the same structural racism you want to condemn

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    10 May 2020

    Over 10 years ago I learned that I was living in America as an undocumented person. Yesterday I obtained my MD degree from Loyola Stritch School of Medicine as a new graduate & very newly minted legal permanent resident. 1/4

    My classmates and I participating in the graduation tradition of "the tossing of the cap."
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  10. 9 May 2020

    Thank you to my Loyola family @LoyolaHSD for 4 amazing years. It's been one hell of a ride!

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  11. 1 May 2020

    Today is my last day @LUCagainstCOVID. I will never forget watching as students set up telehealth visits for patients, provided thousands of masks to providers, brought food to those in need & so much more. Students can make a difference. Thank you all for reminding me of that

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  12. 29 Apr 2020

    A much needed new study on medical student wellness by could use some help getting the word out @LUCagainstCOVID , let's help support one of our own, and spread the word !

    Good morning , we are performing a study on medical student wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are a medical student we encourage you to take our IRB approved/exempt survey!
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  13. 23 Apr 2020

    The strange combination of renewed meaning in the work we do everyday, with the heart wrenching grief that is everything else is real. Thank you Dr.Blair for expressing it so beautifully.

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  14. 22 Apr 2020

    During COVID-19 Loyola students have been working on amazing projects throughout our community. This past week we organized our volunteer efforts under one roof. I'm excited to welcome @LUCagainstCOVID as we come together in one Loyola student response team!

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    9 Apr 2020

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    7 Apr 2020

    Immigrants regardless of status deserve to be treated humanely. Equal access to health and financial resources is the right thing to do. Thank you for leading by example Chicago.

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    Earlier this morning, I signed an executive order that ensures our immigrant & refugee communities have equal access to all COVID-related benefits offered by the City. Saying “we are all in this together” means no one gets left out and no one gets left behind.
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  17. 3 Apr 2020

    After weeks of hard work our student built COVID hotline was successfully transitioned over to hospital staff. Thank you to , Brianna and Parker ! We may be students, but we still built something that fielded >4000 calls, and 1000+ test requests to date.

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  18. 21 Mar 2020

    But also for the few patients we warned the ED about before they arrived so our docs could see them safely. Thank you to those at the front line. This hotline is for you - we have your back .

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  19. 21 Mar 2020

    Tonight I got home exhausted from another day at the COVID-19 hotline that @eakyar8 and I are running. And then I remembered the 1000+ calls our team fielded, and know that it was worth it to help the hundreds of sick and scared Chicagoans that called. P1/

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  20. 20 Mar 2020

    Couldn't be more excited to start my residency with HAEMR - Boston, here I come!

    We're thrilled and excited to welcome the HAEMR Class of 2024! Congratulations to everyone!
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