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    Indu Partha, MD FACP‏ @InduPartha 12 Jun 2019

    As we hurtle toward another 7/1, #MedTwitter, can you share what your 1st rotation as an #intern was? What was your biggest lesson learned? #TipsForNewDocs #MedEd #Twitternist #ProudToBeGIM #ILookLikeASurgeon #WomenInMedicine

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    • Maria Coluccio Traci Thoureen MD,FACEP P Steigauf Beth Harrison Lauren Kuwik MD Alyssa Milliron, MD Petra Dolman, M.D.🇨🇦 @mmteacherdoc Tirath Patel, MD
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      1. Indu Partha, MD FACP‏ @InduPartha 12 Jun 2019

        Night float. I learned that yes, ppl do die in the hospital alone and that sometimes “there is no one to notify.” 😢 Reinforced again that my pts’ backgrounds & experience were going to vary. Consistent compassionate care, though, was in my control.

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      1. Lydia Flier‏ @flieonthewall 12 Jun 2019
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        Wards! I remember a patient “firing” in the first few days. Pretty sure I cried after he yelled me out of his room. Crash course in #traumainformedcare. Had to learn it wasn’t about me - but his prior experiences, lack of control, fear. (We ended up w/ solid Dr-pt rapport).

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      1. Rheum Cat‏ @rheum_cat 12 Jun 2019
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        VA night float. All I knew was to show up at 7pm for sign out in room X. I barely knew what to do with my first page. Biggest lesson learned was when to ask for help (as early as possible!).

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      1. Arti Bhan‏ @ArtiBhan1 12 Jun 2019
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        CICU. Fresh off the boat. Had no clue as to what I was doing. Learning curve was steep. I was lucky I had a great 3rd year supervising resident. It helped that he was an IMG as well and understood my challenges.

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      1. Sanford Zeigler‏ @DrZeigler1 12 Jun 2019
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        Thoracic Surgery. I learned that my pager was not my friend. And that colleagues late for sign out cease lose all respect immediately.

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      2. Luis C Ortiz, M.D.‏ @DrLittoo 12 Jun 2019
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        Medical Floors!! As an intern, make sure to RETURN the page 📟 within 1 min (be the fastest) ... Or else you’ll get reported to your PD... :(

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      2. Avital O'Glasser, MD FACP FHM (she/her)‏ @aoglasser 12 Jun 2019
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        Medical ICU! I ultimately loved starting in the icu—team-based, attending and fellows, and biggest lesson was how invaluable nurses were. The 2:1 patient/RN ratio w paper charts at bedside gave me so much face-to-face time will all. And they taught me how to write orders.

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      3. Dawn Dillman, MD‏ @DawnDillman1 12 Jun 2019
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        Me too! Asked for and got 3 extra months. Loved the acuity. Also, loved being excused from continuity clinic.

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      1. Alvin Calderon, MD, PhD, FACP‏ @alvinseattle 12 Jun 2019
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        Pulmonary Medicine Core Rotation. There’s a good chance that in 20 years, you’ll still be close to the people you meet this week: co-interns, residents, attendings, support staff. Say hello to these potential lifelong friends.

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