#womeninmedicine Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #womeninmedicine hashtag.
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 | #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Welcome to #WomenInMedicine chat! We'll get started in about 5mins w/ Q1, in the meantime please introduce yourself & make sure to use #womeninmedicine for every tweet for tonight's chat on conferences with myself, @petradMD, and the amazing @BetaMomma. https://t.co/EWsAaKNJgy |
 | Kristina Dzara, PhD, MMSc @KristinaDzara RT @DrSinhaEsq: Roaming around Bogotá with @kristinadzara today -- stopping by a bit early to say hello to #WomenInMedicine @womeninmedchat! This is ajiaco santafereño -- Colombian traditional chicken soup. Sooooo good! https://t.co/vdtD6dBXz5 |
 | Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Jennifer Hunt, university of Arkansas, pathology. #womeninmedicine |
 | Ali Mientus @amientus04 @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Happy Sunday! I’m Ali, an MS4 in West Virginia! #womeninmedicine |
 | Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma #WomeninMedicine |
 | Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi. Michelle here. Ped Neph in Minnesota. #WomenInMedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Tonight for #WomenInMedicine chat on we have 6 questions, so just a guideline to keep us organized. Questions will be labelled Q1, Q2 etc. please answer with the corresponding A1, A2 etc. at the beginning of your tweet. https://t.co/1tQZYzbarY |
 | Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi all! I'm Claudia, neurologist and current palliative medicine fellow at Ohio State #WomenInMedicine |
 | Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma I'm Amanda Xi - current #anesthesiology resident @massgeneralnews, program co-director (w/@chineliza) on @amwadoctors @medwia #MWIA100 meeting (https://t.co/qTIvKzF3pE) and passionate about #residency wellness through @acgme #BacktoBedside program. #womeninmedicine |
 | Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi all! Enjoying the #Grammy2019 show but am going to try to multi-task! 🤞 #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/tSJJWmnPJB |
 | Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi everyone. Lauren Kuwik In #medpeds private practice in Buffalo NY. Excited for this chat. Just booked my flight to one of my annual conferences so very opportune #womeninmedicine @BetaMomma |
 | Natasha Dhawan, MD @NatashaDhawanMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi guys! I'm Natasha, IM resident. Soon to be HPM fellow. I'm going to two conferences next month, so this is perfect timing! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat @petradMD Hi! I'm Joannie, pediatrician and cofounder of @GirlMedMedia. I love the networking and learning that I get from going to conferences and I am excited to what everyone else has to say! #womeninmedicine #meded |
 | Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Rheum fellow in Houston! Excited to learn about conferences tonight 💃🏻 #womeninmedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Also for resources on conferences please see @BetaMomma's doximity article: https://t.co/HZbwuIuA1d #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Yn4kbrqHLS |
 | Wheat Flight 🌾 @Flying_Wheat_ RT @PokeyLuWho: Sunday #TwitterChat List #2 👇🏼 ☀️ #Storycrafter 3pm ☀️ #MTOS 3pm ☀️ #NostalgiaChat 7pm ☀️ #RVChat 7pm ☀️ #WordsToLiveBy 9pm ☀️ #WomenInMedicine 9pm ☀️ #WIPchat 9pm ☀️ #AltEdChat 9pm ☀️ #GoalChat 10pm *Times are ET |
 | Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi there! Founder of the TransforMD Mastery Retreat for women physicians, and physician entrepreneur from Raleigh! #WomenInMedicine @BeTransforMD |
 | Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi everyone! I'm Atasha, an MD/MBA student at Penn, applying into Psych! I love love LOVE conferences! I went to 5 last year alone! Looking forward to chatting about this topic. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou Hey #womeninmedicine chat, it's Roxana; dermatology resident. Really excited about this topic because I am going to a bunch of conferences soon and I have terrible imposter syndrome. |
 | Nisha Khot (She/Her) @Nishaobgyn RT @ranzcog: A/Prof Lisa Hui's research focuses on the use of cell-free nucleic acids in the diagnosis of fetal abnormalities and prediction of obstetric complications: https://t.co/PVIAU7d7Al #womeninmedicine #womeninSTEMM |
 | Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi! Carri from cold & snowy Detroit. Medical Physicist PI in Radonc. #womeninmedicine |
 | Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hey everyone! I’m a PGY2 in Internal Medicine in Texas, applying for Endocrinology this summer! I loved the last two #WomenInMedicine chats and set a reminder on my phone for tonight! 😁 |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat @petradMD Hi! Quite an exciting night! I'll have to catch up later! (My multitasking is putting kids to bed and moderating). #mommedtwitter #womeninmedicine #girlmedtwitter |
 | Kristen D Manter, MD @KManterMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hello, I'm Kristen Manter, FQHC Family Physician in NYC. #WomenInMedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Alright everyone it is time for Q1: How do you choose which conferences to go to, how do you budget for them? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/6HSV5MBsd7 |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat @BetaMomma This was a great article from @BetaMomma Thsnk you for writing it! #WomeninMedicine |
 | Irene Tien MD FACEP @IreneTienMD RT @SoniaLSugg: Proud of Assistant Professor @LillianErdahlMD for sharing her expertise with a multidisciplinary group of women faculty from @uiowa at today's Symposium. #ILookLikeASurgeon #SoMeDocs #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/rk2vwjj8L3 |
 | Marguerite Duane @mduanemd Hello! I’m Marguerite from DC, a #FamilyPhysician and #FertilityAwareness advocate. I’m most passionate about my own family, my amazing husband @kennylinafp & our kids as well as my work as a #DirectPrimaryCare doctor & Executive Director of @FACTS_Fertility #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/uPVvfFsCbi |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd I have no doubt you got this whole multitasking thing down! #womeninmedicine |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat Q1 #womeninmedicine At this point, I only go to conferences where I present. I used to go where all the movers and shakers went. |
 | Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi everyone! Priya, M2 at New Jersey Medical School. I just hoped off a conference call and I'm raring to go! I loved my first #womeninmedicine chat so much last week, it's officially in the calendar! |
 | Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee What this @500WIM Initiative Aims To Do via @forbes #girlmedtwitter #medtwitter #meded #hcsm #SomeDocs #womeninmedicine #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience #WomenInScience https://t.co/arx5pRSVKC |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat The biggest budget for me is time off for conferences versus time off for vacation with my family. I do my specialty societ(ies) as I have 2. And a #womeninmedicine conference every year. Last year it was @feminemtweets |
 | Diana Cejas, MD, MPH @DianaCejasMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi I'm Diana! A child neurologist in NC. Happy to be here again! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Carrie Bernard MD she/her @carriedbernard @womeninmedchat A1 #WomeninMedicine priorities : when I am presenting, conferences with good networking opportunities, somewhere I want to visit! |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat Q1 budget is another issue. In my younger days, I shared a lot of rooms and ate all the free food I could find! #womeninmedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat @feminemtweets The year previously it was PMG conference which was awesome #WomeninMedicine |
 | Karen Cox @kcoxseig RT @SoniaMKhunkhun: I finally did it. In a room full of trainees&senior #criticalcare doctors I told them to stop saying "withdraw care"&asked they correct anyone who uses these words. We NEVER stop caring. Our patients deserve the best care&words #WordsMatter #hpm #PalliativeCare #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/NrXLUaN1ig |
 | Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @womeninmedchat A1: I will try and go to my annual society meeting, or a meeting on a topic I am interested in. We have a CME stipend at work which helps. #WomeninMedicine |
 | Apoorve Nayyar @apoorvenayyar @drpallicare @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi all, Apoorve, breast surgery research fellow at UNC. Looking forward to this interesting chat #WomenInMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BeTransforMD Hi! Wonderful to see you co-hosting this week! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Michael Sinha @DrSinhaEsq RT @DrSinhaEsq: Roaming around Bogotá with @kristinadzara today -- stopping by a bit early to say hello to #WomenInMedicine @womeninmedchat! This is ajiaco santafereño -- Colombian traditional chicken soup. Sooooo good! https://t.co/vdtD6dBXz5 |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @womeninmedchat Q1: Back in my PhD days, I would go to the conferences that my lab would go to. Now I go where much of our faculty goes - particularly our large professional conference. But I looooooove scientific conferences most, so those are the ones I seek out. #womeninmedicine |
 | Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo A1 I try to go to 1 of the major conferences for IM/hospital medicine, either SHM or ACP, and as of last year 1 specifically catering to #WomenInMedicine. Budgeting isn’t much of an issue since I’m an attending with no kids plus get $1000 cme stipend |
| Apoorve Nayyar @apoorvenayyar RT @bruce_y_lee: What this @500WIM Initiative Aims To Do via @forbes #girlmedtwitter #medtwitter #meded #hcsm #SomeDocs #womeninmedicine #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience #WomenInScience https://t.co/arx5pRSVKC |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat A1a: Admittedly, I've overloaded my conference schedule through leadership positions... so I go to all of the ones I plan through @amwadoctors and @acgme. Leadership/presentations helped me get to my specialty meeting (@ASALifeline #ANES18). #womeninmedicine |
 | Ilana Krumm @IlanaKrumm @womeninmedchat A1: as a resident I struggle with imposter syndrome + guilt of taking time off to go to conferences. I talk myself out of registering bc I use the excuse “it’s not worth it” so I’d like to see how others decide which are worth it. #WomeninMedicine |
| Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat Hence, this year, one for faculty development as I want to further my role in UME (AAMC) and one for professional knowledge and meeting “others like me.” (ACP) #WomeninMedicine |
 | Shikha Jain MD, FACP @ShikhaJainMD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat @feminemtweets This year come to our Women In Medicine Summit! #womeninmedicine https://t.co/UDQNxJBSvu |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat Actually, lack of time. At one point I was presenting at every major path conference and it was just too much! #womeninmedicine |
 | Mei Lin Bissonnette MD PhD FRCPC @BCRenalPath @womeninmedchat A1: it’s easy for #RenalPath because we’re such a small community and have limited conferences to attend. The flip side is myself and my colleagues all need to attend the same things at the same time #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD Yes! @petradMD does an amazing job organizing the chats and always love hearing from so many different voices in #womeninmedicine |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat Q1:I attend one conference for networking in my small field (@ASPNeph) and a second for learning latest science and higher stress networking (@ASNKidney) #WomenInMedicine |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A1: as an IM resident, I have to use vacation time and personal funds for non-ACP conferences, so at this time I’m focusing on endo ones. As a med student I got to go to the Congress on Women’s Health in DC! #WomenInMedicine |
| Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat A1: I've been lucky in training to receive funds for accepted abstracts and for a couple attendance trips. This year I'm hoping to volunteer as a monitor to have attendance covered for a major conference #WomenInMedicine |
 | Preeti R. John MD, MPH, FACS, FCCM, CPE, HEC-C @preeti_john RT @TiffanyLovePhD: I’m finally telling my story. Thank you @RUBraveEnough for giving me the opportunity to share my story. Thank you @JulieSilverMD @DrLindaMD @choo_ek & all of the #WomenInMedicine for encouraging, supporting & empowering me to have the courage #BeEthical #healthcare #ExecutiveTime |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat A1b: Budgeting has been made easier through support for my leadership/planning efforts as well as residency program support. For example, so excited for @SCCM & seeing @RanaAwdish in a week (thx to my residency for $$$ support!). #womeninmedicine |
 | Sanjana Mathur @teaandreverie @womeninmedchat A1. Learning opportunities & networking are the main drivers. I think about how I can best invest my time and money. If its about something I'm passionate about I start saving up #WomenInMedicine |
| Shikha Jain MD, FACP @ShikhaJainMD @womeninmedchat A1 I try to do one conference for oncology and one for leadership or women in medicine annually. It’s hard with young kids though! #womeninmedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A1: Find what inspires you! Conferences are a great place to not only learn but to recharge, reconnect, connect and come away ready to rock and rule! Who runs the world- girls! #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/7xAW3qOnhc |
 | Laura Desveaux, PhD @lauradesveaux @womeninmedchat A1: I go when I am presenting so I submit to conferences where I have an interest in the content & location. I also pick one professional development conference/yr (vs scientific). Grant funding or work pays for me to present, and sometimes PD. #WomenInMedicine |
| Carrie Bernard MD she/her @carriedbernard @Wickersham_Eliz @womeninmedchat Love the STFM conference! This Spring it is in Toronto #WomenInMedicine |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat A1 location almost never matters to me. Conference time is work time for me and networking after hours is mandatory. I usually hardly leave the venue. #womeninmedicine |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat A1: I am fortunate to travel frequently due to invited panels that are funded. Earlier in my career, I shared a hotel room which was fun & good for relationship building. Now we have a set allowance that covers ~2 conf annually & I focus on high yield confs. #womeninmedicine |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat A1c: I also like to mention that a lot of conferences acknowledge how hard it is for trainees to find funds, so @AMWADoctors provides travel grants for #medstudents and residents. I am volunteering @SCCM to help offset registration costs. #womeninmedicine |
 | Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A1. I typically go to both GI societies annual meetings (talks, committees, etc), then a handful of trips due to education roles. If I have time/days for more trips, I look to find ones that will help me grow in some way. #WomenInMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat A1. I go to the conferences that invite me to speak, pay my expenses, and/or get me totally outside of my usual 'expert' zone so I can really learn something new! CME or not, I want professional and personal value. #WomenInMedicine |
| Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat @feminemtweets Yes, enough time off can be a struggle. I’m a hospitalist and all the major conferences I was interested in this year fall on my weeks on service #womeninmedicine |
 | Bonnie Callahan @bcallahan430 @womeninmedchat A1. Good content, learn a lot, no airfare, affordable, family friendly or commute from home #WomenInMedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A1: As a medical student, conference costs is a major deciding factor. Last year I was lucky enough to be appointed to a rep role at my school where the conference fee for students was $500. Without the support of my school, it would be impossible. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Jack Iwashyna🫁 @iwashyna RT @womeninmedchat: Alright everyone it is time for Q1: How do you choose which conferences to go to, how do you budget for them? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/6HSV5MBsd7 |
 | Loren Deutsch 😷 @lorenlas1 RT @womeninmedchat: Alright everyone it is time for Q1: How do you choose which conferences to go to, how do you budget for them? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/6HSV5MBsd7 |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A1: Don’t be afraid to ask for monetary assistance to attend conferences. There may be funding available. #WomeninMedicine https://t.co/Ia62FWgz2g |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @ShikhaJainMD @womeninmedchat @feminemtweets I haven’t decided yet. This time frame would work tho. Also @RUBraveEnough Conference looks incredible as well as the @howeinahurry Women wellness conference in Caymen Islands #womeninmedicine |
 | Mamata Majmundar @MajmundarMD @womeninmedchat A1: Topic relevance, networking opportunities, and location. Plan in advance for 2-3 convergences a year. #WomenInMedicine |
| Apoorve Nayyar @apoorvenayyar RT @amandasxi: @womeninmedchat A1c: @womeninmedchat A1c: I also like to mention that a lot of conferences acknowledge how hard it is for trainees to find funds, so @AMWADoctors provides travel grants for #medstudents and residents. I am volunteering @SCCM to help offset registration costs. #womeninmedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat A1 Also, I remember that conferences are potentially professional tax deductions regardless of CME or institutional budget. #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @ShikhaJainMD @womeninmedchat I am finding that conferences are becoming more “kid friendly” in the last year. I hope this trend continues #WomenInMedicine |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat @ASPNeph @ASNKidney A1 It's so important to have face time with colleagues. So many committee have in person meetings at conferences. If not there, miss out on opportunities. #WomenInMedicine |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat A1: lucky that my division helps pay for conferences, and also gives us 7 days that we can spend on conferences! Also, @ACRheum provides scholarships! 🙏🏽 A component of conferences is networking! I look at the agenda/topics to decide which ones to attend.. #womeninmedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Time for Q2: How do you prepare to go to a conference? (ie: battling imposter syndrome, review the session topics and map out which ones to go to, list out which attendees and speakers you want to chat with, stake out local attractions and restaurants to try) #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/If7cSWieNe |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @wonderparent007 @womeninmedchat @feminemtweets There was. And it was amazing. And the only time they did it. Wish Hala and Dina would bring it back @PhysicianMomsGp #WomenInMedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A1.2 - I do find myself also searching for conferences that are low/no fee for students. For example, policy conferences (especially those run by the AMA) are no cost for members. I find that these types of conferences bring a wider variety of students! #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A1: I use 2 major criteria when choosing which conferences to go to: 1) Is it on a topic I'm deeply interested in that relates to my future career? These get priority so that I can learn more and network with others in the field #WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A1. I often have to plan a whole year in advance for meetings to: 1) make sure I have enough days; 2) get time blocked at work; 3) work around kids’ and husband’s schedule. Warm venues with ☀️🌴in winter a ➕! #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A1: Prioritize! #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/yqslIJxo2H |
 | MedEdBot @MedEdBot RT @womeninmedchat: In 10mins! Plz join us 4 a great #WomenInMedicine chat 2nite, Feb. 10th @ 9 pm EST w/ @BetaMomma on conferences. Plz check out the link B4 for Dr. Yeh's article for the chat. Plz invite UR followers! https://t.co/HZbwuIMaSL #girlmedtwitter #medtwitter #meded #hcsm #SomeDocs https://t.co/M0njVcRnfK |
| Shikha Jain MD, FACP @ShikhaJainMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi everyone. Kids sick and it’s late bedtime so I’ll chime in when I can! Oncologist in Chicago and confounder or the Women in Medicine Summit! #womeninmedicine |
 | Sandra D. King, MS.Ed.Tech @sandra_king2 RT @TiffanyLovePhD: I’m finally telling my story. Thank you @RUBraveEnough for giving me the opportunity to share my story. Thank you @JulieSilverMD @DrLindaMD @choo_ek & all of the #WomenInMedicine for encouraging, supporting & empowering me to have the courage #BeEthical #healthcare #ExecutiveTime |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A1.3 - Sadly, ancillary fees like hotels, flights, and food can often be a secret budget breaker. I just get really good at finding deals then... or budgeting a little tighter for the next month #womeninmedicine |
 | COMSEP @COMSEPediatrics RT @womeninmedchat: Alright everyone it is time for Q1: How do you choose which conferences to go to, how do you budget for them? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/6HSV5MBsd7 |
| MedEdBot @MedEdBot RT @bruce_y_lee: What this @500WIM Initiative Aims To Do via @forbes #girlmedtwitter #medtwitter #meded #hcsm #SomeDocs #womeninmedicine #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience #WomenInScience https://t.co/arx5pRSVKC |
| Loren Deutsch 😷 @lorenlas1 RT @womeninmedchat: Time for Q2: How do you prepare to go to a conference? (ie: battling imposter syndrome, review the session topics and map out which ones to go to, list out which attendees and speakers you want to chat with, stake out local attractions and restaurants to try) #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/If7cSWieNe |
 | Elissa Fory @ekfory @womeninmedchat A1: Between childcare, vacation, service time (balancing w partners needs for conferences too), it’s usually 2 per year. $$ less of an issue than time/availability. Try to rotate major mtngs. Also hubby in same specialty so that makes it hard w kids. #WomenInMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma A1. As med student I was involved in @aafp leadership so I went to related conferences. Now I primarily go to conferences related to my work @FACTS_Fertility to educate colleagues about health applications of #FertilityAwareness so #FamilyMedicine #Ob & #ACNM #WomenInMedicine |
 | Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim They are all that (award-winning outstanding cardiologists, amazing moms)AND all 3 of these fabulous #WomenInMedicine & #WomenInCardiology are @CleClinicMD #CCIMRPalum!!@CCF_IMCHIEFS @NadeenFaza @rooshaparikh @szkhalaf Looks like cardiology IS for women! So proud of these ladies! |
 | Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @womeninmedchat T1: Trainees can often get funding for at least once conference (esp if presenting) or can apply for scholarships (eg through @AAPSOPT) Last year I went to PAS, PHM, and @AAPexperieNCE, all relevant to #tweetiatricians #womeninmedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hello all! It has been a number of weeks since I could connect on a Sunday night! Have missed you all! GI doc and IM PD at Mayo! In refueling mode after interview season! #WomenInMedicine |
| Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat So I’m trying to adjust attitudes. (2/2) #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A1: 2) Is the conference on a topic that I'm interested in solely for the sake of recreational learning? These get deprioritized, but I go when the registration costs are low and/or the conference is in a city near me. #WomenInMedicine |
 | R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A1. always go to one bc I am presenting or committees. If I can squeeze in another I try bc it’s way more fun to just go and see stuff. But hard juggle the schedule as my husband is a PhD so has mult conferences. #WomenInMedicine |
| Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat A2: I try to scope out what I'm interested in and what might help me grow outside my specialities. I find friends/colleagues who might be attending. Also, I love some of the wellness activities like early morning yoga! #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A1: #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Pb7T7g6NxH |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat plan meet ups with friends/Twitter or PMG friends, crowdsource and map safe running routes and highlights sessions to attend that spark my interest. #WomenInMedicine |
| Apoorve Nayyar @apoorvenayyar RT @SusanHingle: @womeninmedchat A1: @womeninmedchat A1: Find what inspires you! Conferences are a great place to not only learn but to recharge, reconnect, connect and come away ready to rock and rule! Who runs the world- girls! #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/7xAW3qOnhc |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma RT @SusanHingle: @womeninmedchat A1: @womeninmedchat A1: #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Pb7T7g6NxH |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat A2: I wish! I used to do this--now my conferences & pre-meeting work are so packed (thankful--not complaining!) that I finish slides on flights there and download the meeting app when I show up. Luckily my colleagues have me covered for restaurant planning! #womeninmedicine |
 | Jen Williams 🇦🇺👩🏽⚕️ @DrJenWilliams @womeninmedchat In Australia doctors in the public system have good access to (paid) professional development leave, which certainly helps with conference attendance! How about other countries? #womeninmedicine #goaussie #straya |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma RT @amandasxi: @womeninmedchat A1c: @womeninmedchat A1c: I also like to mention that a lot of conferences acknowledge how hard it is for trainees to find funds, so @AMWADoctors provides travel grants for #medstudents and residents. I am volunteering @SCCM to help offset registration costs. #womeninmedicine |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @womeninmedchat Q2: I look at the program and make a list of the speakers/sessions I want to attend. Sometimes I look up relevant papers to those sessions. I definitely always look up local attractions. :) #womeninmedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A2: For me it's all about 2 things: will this conference enlighten me or will this conference embolden me to become a better student doctor. Based on what i'm aiming to get from the conference I make my game plan. #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A1: #WomenInMedicine Don’t be afraid to try out new conferences! You may make some amazing connections and open your mind to new possibilities! |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @RUBraveEnough @ShikhaJainMD @womeninmedchat @feminemtweets @howeinahurry I love what you’re tweeting from Caymen Islands - that conference looked incredible and powerhouse lineup of #womeninmedicine. Was too quick for me to pull it off when I found out about it. |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat A2: First, I block out meetings with people, then fill in the rest with sessions if there's time. Always realistic about working in down time. People are exhausting. #WomenInMedicine |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat A2: By being realistic and just to my attention span! I plan an itinerary before but definitely am open to changing it around.. exploring the city/meeting friends/ food (yelp!) is a must.. also, I try to keep my routine with getting in work outs! #womeninmedicine |
 | Jessica Hane, MD @jhanemd @womeninmedchat A2. I try to plan ahead as there are often so many interesting sessions. That being said, I once was given the advice to not be so tied to a list of sessions that you miss out on, say, an interesting conversation started during the coffee break. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat I go to my specialties academy conference and an international one that is in my scientific area. I also attend other ones that I’m speaking at but I have dreams of branching out to other fun topics, just not enough time or $$ #WomeninMedicine |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @womeninmedchat Q2: If I know I have friends attending the conference that I don't regularly see, I try to set up a time to meet up. I usually do better if I have a conference "buddy" to attend talks with. Last year I was mostly on my own at AAD, & it was really overwhelming. #womeninmedicine |
| Diana Cejas, MD, MPH @DianaCejasMD @womeninmedchat A1: I couldn't afford to go to many conferences while I was in training so I'm trying to make up for that during my first years as an attending. I go to neuro & peds conferences but also some that are related to my other interests (like narrative med!) #WomenInMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @darakass @womeninmedchat Also, professional keynote speaking is my business, so my calendar does fill with significant work (20k+ per talk), and there's only so much travel I will do because I love to be home with hubs and kids! #womeninmedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A1: RE: budgets: I take full advantage of being a student. I've gotten full or partial travel/registration scholarships for almost every large conference I've gone to. The 15-30min investment in completing each application yielded ~$1k in scholarships last year #WomenInMedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @rheum_cat @womeninmedchat Conference attire is so tricky. I love the piece @GraceOliverMD2B did for @sheMDTweets about conference atttire. Not bringing a cardigan for indoor AC was a big mistake when I had a conference in NOLA #WomenInMedicine |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A2: I look at the program for the topics that most interest me and/or I can’t learn elsewhere! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Megan (Meegan) R. Gerber, MD, MPH, FACP @meggerber @womeninmedchat A1.2 I prefer smaller conferences where I can network & learn in a more active way (workgroups, breakouts, advocacy sessions, case based learning) #meded #WomenInMedicine |
 | olgatheotter @OlgatheOtter @womeninmedchat A2 I usually pick the conference based on people/talks I want to see. Once booked, I then scout out food in the area and plan knitting projects to/during/from the event. #womeninmedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A1 this is the first year I am going to a non professional society CME style conf. Mostly bc I screwed up my schedule. #WomenInMedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A2.1 My friends joke that I take networking seriously (I do!). I bring my business card, research sessions, and seek conversations where I think I can learn something new. I've found that most people (even those much cooler than me) are amazing conversationalists #womeninmedicine |
 | Jan 🇵🇸💔🙏💔🇵🇸 Droid @jandroid RT @bruce_y_lee: What this @500WIM Initiative Aims To Do via @forbes #girlmedtwitter #medtwitter #meded #hcsm #SomeDocs #womeninmedicine #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience #WomenInScience https://t.co/arx5pRSVKC |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat A2: It's a struggle to get over impostor syndrome! I usually try to convince myself to go to sessions a little earlier to sit with strangers and introduce myself. You're never alone at a conference and generally it's easy to spot others who are attending solo. #womeninmedicine |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @womeninmedchat A2: I look at the conference agenda and try to plan my day. The REALITY is that I see someone I haven’t seen in years, and my plan gets totally hijacked reconnecting with old colleagues/friends, or meeting someone new.That too is an important part of conferences. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Dr. Diaz Eaton - up to #GoodTrouble @mathprofcarrie RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Nisha Khot (She/Her) @Nishaobgyn RT @ranzcog: Dr Alison Fung is a maternal fetal medicine sub specialist at the Mercy Hospital for Women. She has a particular interest in managing complex twin pregnancies, preterm birth prevention and complex fetal neurology: https://t.co/W4U0W0bZNe #womeninmedicine #womeninSTEMM |
| Laura Desveaux, PhD @lauradesveaux @womeninmedchat A2: 1️⃣ identify high value sessions 2️⃣ identify two people to connect with (future strategy = reach out in advance) 3️⃣ plan one non-conference activity to help me recharge 4️⃣ leave space in my schedule for unanticipated activities 5️⃣ find a good coffee shop #WomenInMedicine |
| Sanjana Mathur @teaandreverie @womeninmedchat A2. A2. I don’t put too much thought into this. I just try to attend as many talks as possible and take it as it comes. You never know who you’ll meet! I keep the window open #WomenInMedicine |
| Natasha Dhawan, MD @NatashaDhawanMD @womeninmedchat A2: I plan my preferred session and then a backup (in case the conference is full, not what I was expecting, etc). I always post on social media early on in the conference as a means of communication and connecting with anyone else I know at the conference. #womeninmedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Great insights everyone! Now it's time for Q3: Conference attendance boosts authorship. What benefits have you reaped or hope to reap from attending a conference? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/CJvrxMGYRm |
| Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo A2: I choose sessions that are most interesting to me then find local restaurants/attractions to fill in downtime, and always leave some empty space for spontaneous meetups #WomenInMedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @InduPartha @womeninmedchat And @InduPartha there will be quite a few of us attending ACP with you so you will have instant friends to meet up with like me @SusanHingle and @ShreyaTrivediMD #womeninmedicine |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat A2. BTW it is critical to not take on too much. I promise you won’t learn everything, so make sure you also schedule downtime. #womeninmedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A2: My biggest hurdle at conferences is having the courage to chat with strangers. So I mentally prepare to be outgoing before the conference begins. I also look up the speaker list to see if there's anyone in particular I'd want to connect with #WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A1. Conference were harder when kids were little, mostly from mom guilt of the work I was leaving behind for hubs! Now that is less an issue w/teens, but I feel guilt of missing their games and events. I alter my trips to not miss out vs take one with me! #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat A1: I go where I can be with people that can learn from me and/or I can learn from. I use CME money. And it helps when I get a discount for speaking or helping so that I can go to more! It's an investment that's worth a lot more in personal & professional growth! #womeninmedicine |
| Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo This is how to conference #womeninmedicine https://t.co/aDNWmW9aSs |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @womeninmedchat @SocietyGIM @AAIMOnline #WomeninMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat I need to a much better job at scoping out sights and restaurants... Too often I'm just flying in and out to do the job. Preparing while I'm there. Not nearly enough 'playing hooky's 🙂 #WomeninMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A2: Use the conference program, app and on site assistance. If there are social or networking events, step outside of your comfort zone and attend. Inquire on Twitter to see who else is attending. That’s how I met @LaurenKuwikMD FTF last year! #WomenInMedicine |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @DrJenWilliams @womeninmedchat Oh man, I wish this were uniformly available! In the U.S., how much paid professional development leave is very institution and department specific! #womeninmedicine |
| Mamata Majmundar @MajmundarMD @womeninmedchat A2: Highlight topics of interest, plan for fitness daily, an attraction or two, and making sure I have some down time to enjoy while away. #WomenInMedicine |
| Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat A3: Bonding with my Med school colleagues (vs residency), travel away from my home duties and feeling like I was pursuing my dreams. Hoping to meet some #Twitternists IRL at ACP #WomenInMedicine |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat A3. Showing your face and hobnobbing with the elite in your field is critical! Even better is someone of importance is making introductions. No question it boosts careers. #womeninmedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma RT @IlanaKrumm: @womeninmedchat A1: @womeninmedchat A1: as a resident I struggle with imposter syndrome + guilt of taking time off to go to conferences. I talk myself out of registering bc I use the excuse “it’s not worth it” so I’d like to see how others decide which are worth it. #WomeninMedicine |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat A3: Poster sessions are great for meeting people doing similar research. #WomenInMedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A3: In my experience, being in the room is a huge benefit. I've used networking at conferences to find some of my best med school friends. No one knows you, like the people interested in the same things as you! #WomenInMedicine |
| Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo @RoxanaDaneshjou @womeninmedchat I second having a conference buddy #womeninmedicine |
| Bonnie Callahan @bcallahan430 @womeninmedchat A2. I will live vicariously through you traveling ladies. I just go to my local beach primary care update conference with the kids every year and maybe my local society conference if it comes to Philly. No travel, 4 young kids and no cme money to burn. Someday..#WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A2. Most big society meetings have an app, and I go through and mark all that I want to attend. Also be sure to tag the receptions and events to network. Although I innately love to hang in the hotel room and relax, I use meetings as a way to connect. #WomenInMedicine |
| Diana Cejas, MD, MPH @DianaCejasMD @womeninmedchat A2: I look at the schedule beforehand and pick out the presentations that interest me & I'll learn from most. I have an extra short attention span so I focus on those sessions, then take time to explore the area or connect with friends / colleagues #WomenInMedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat Yes! And I was in shock when my Twitter friend Sue was shortly thereafter up on stage. Incredible! #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A2: Random....I learned to be prepared with a cardigan or shawl because conference rooms can be CHILLY! #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A2: Try to reconnect with former classmates, trainees, etc... who live in the same location as the conference. @DarilynMoyer does this and has such a blast - I’ve started doing it too! #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @IlanaKrumm @womeninmedchat This is really common! In fact, I feel like an outlier being an extrovert. Most people I talk to at conferences are not in their comfort zone. I hope it helps to know you are not alone! #womeninmedicine #impostersyndrome |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat A2/2: Another thing I do is attend after hrs conf events with a goal: of someone I want to connect with, touch base with, ask about their recent work, introduce myself to. It's easy to go to events and wander aimlessly. Be purposeful (and genuine about it). #womeninmedicine |
 | 💉💉💉 Dr Kiran Shah (MSc, PhD, EMBA) @kiranmelbourne Wish to connect over coffee to other women in my area #WomenInSTEM #WomenInMedicine #womeninScience #networking #workingmom #scientists #IMNIS |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat A3: networking networking networking — gotten amazing opportunities to collaborate as well with people from all over! Actually discovered the world of #medtwitter through my national conference (for that I’m so grateful 🥰) #WomenInMedicine |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A3: this early in my career, networking would be the biggest benefit of a conference after the learning opportunities! #WomenInMedicine |
| Ali Mientus @amientus04 @womeninmedchat A3: I attended a state conference and had the chance to talk 1:1 with residency program directors that also attended! It was a good way to dip my toe into networking #womeninmedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @womeninmedchat A:1 I also try to go to conferences to cheer on my trainees who are presenting or in competitions! This year our @CCF_IMCHIEFS and so many residents have incredible opportunities to compete and present at @ACPinternists; @SocietyGIM & @AAIMOnline #WomenInMedicine |
 | gretchen 💉 vaxed AND masked 💉schaefer @snappity RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Jennifer Hunt MD @drjenniferhunt @womeninmedchat A3. If someone comes to your poster and suggests a journal to submit, get their card and mention it in your cover letter! #womeninmedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A2. Make a list of what things at the conference sound interesting. Pick half of that. Sleep lounge or explore for a solid part of the trip. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Michelle Starr MD MPH @mcstarr1 @womeninmedchat I’ve also found people doing similar work for collaboration, asking new questions and generating new projects #womeninmedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat This was such an interesting statistic @BetaMomma and makes sense. I’m not in academics so for me just there for the education and collegiality. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Terry Kind, MD MPH @Kind4Kids 10 things to do at a conference (my post from 2011 ICYMI!) https://t.co/4g3pZssKgB @womeninmedchat #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat See— absolutely no reason to have imposter syndrome! If I can do it, anyone can do it! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Coco @reflectandteach RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Carrie Bernard MD she/her @carriedbernard @cpaolag @womeninmedchat @EMARIANOMD How does conference attendance boost authorship? Q3 #WomenInMedicine |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A2: I book reservations for 2 in advance at awesome restaurants and then contact good friends closer to the date to meet up. I use the app and also save all the committee meetings and other meetings to calendar so I can work on conflicts in advance #WomeninMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A3. Make connections at posters/orals on topics of your interest for collaboration/ideas. Connect with prior trainees or colleagues at other institutions...set up coffee, lunch, etc. Set up strategic meetings to connect with those who might serve as sponsor. #WomenInMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler A2 I need to do a much better job at scoping out sights and restaurants... Too often I'm just flying in and out, networking, preparing while I'm there, appearing at my contract obligations. Not nearly enough 'playing hooky' and learning 🙂 #WomeninMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @womeninmedchat A2 Since primarily go to conferences where I’m presenting or exhibiting with @FACTS_Fertility I block a half hour before / after talks. Then choose at least 2 other talks a day to hear. Never worry about seeing the sights as I want to connect with colleagues #WomenInMedicine |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A2: I also sign up for the event 5K so I can get a little bit of exercise! #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @RUBraveEnough @womeninmedchat Pre-gaming is important to making the most out of the conference! Check schedule, speakers &a attendees list & plan which sessions to go to, who to talk to about what. Keep track of an action list at the conference and check them off on a timeline afterwards! #WomeninMedicine 🙌🏼 |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A3 So far, conferences have allowed me to connect with others in the field. I've found new people to follow on #medtwitter and I've gotten tons of great reading recommendations. My goal is to present *something* at a conference during my first year of residency #WomenInMedicine |
| Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat A3: Face-to-face contact can go a long way. A quick introduction at a conference event led to an email exchange for me. The #neuropalliative field has been meeting at #AAN and connecting a small but ever-growing field #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @InduPartha @womeninmedchat You are absolutely NOT a no one! #WomeninMedicine https://t.co/Y4n7RszK5b |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat A3: More work! hahaha. Career-long friendships. Peer mentors. Speaking opportunities. Invited professor visits. Collaborative papers. It didn't happen overnight but was built over time. #womeninmedicine |
 | Jessica G.Y. Luc, MD @JessicaLuc1 @LoggheMD @DavidCookeMD @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive Here is an awesome pixar short film to embody this quote! #DiversityandInclusion #TSSMN #ASC2019 #ILookLikeASurgeon #WomeninMedicine #HeForShe #sheforshe. Ping @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive @DavidCookeMD @TomVargheseJr @LoggheMD @susieQP8 https://t.co/sXfKOCVj9m |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat I mark out every day...sessions I want to attend, talks to give, committees to be at, social events, and informal meet-ups. Even plan if there will be time to get a run in. Often organize it a day or two before! #WomenInMedicine |
| Jessica G.Y. Luc, MD @JessicaLuc1 RT @JessicaLuc1: @LoggheMD @DavidCookeMD @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive Here is an awesome pixar short film to embody this quote! #DiversityandInclusion #TSSMN #ASC2019 #ILookLikeASurgeon #WomeninMedicine #HeForShe #sheforshe. Ping @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive @DavidCookeMD @TomVargheseJr @LoggheMD @susieQP8 https://t.co/sXfKOCVj9m |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat A3: I've made some lifelong friends from attending conferences & use future meetings as opportunities for reunions. Speaking and collaborative opportunities have also arisen from conference attendance. Also - SO MUCH LEARNING (professionally and personally)! #womeninmedicine |
| Natasha Dhawan, MD @NatashaDhawanMD @womeninmedchat This is something I need to work on. My #impostersyndrome definitely shows at conferences and become quite introverted. Which is quite disappointing because my ambitions lie in academia and resarch. Any tips? #womeninmedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @bcallahan430 @womeninmedchat What about ACP this year in Philly? #womeninmedicine It’s close! |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A2: also...plan in advance to have a fabric poster if you’re presenting. Can fold up in your luggage! #womeninmedicine |
| Laura Desveaux, PhD @lauradesveaux @womeninmedchat A3: Research collaborations, outstanding mentorship, exposure to new networks. Most valuable outcomes are the diversity in perspectives that challenge me to think differently and the ability to use my resources to provide opportunities to new connections. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Petra Dolman, M.D.🇨🇦 @petradMD A3: I made connections through #FOAMed #SoMe that allowed me to go from attending #CCME to helping lead a workshop @MedEdConference with @ARJalali, which was huge! So go to conferences! Network! It’s totally worth it! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Rupali Gandhi MD JD @DrRupaliGandhi RT @DrJenniferCoVu1: Important poster by my friend Dr. Sowmya Balasubramanian, et al. about the lack of women representation in JCMR Editorial Board. Hopefully change is coming. #SCMR2019 #WomenInMedicine @SCMRorg @scmrchd @MonvadiBSrichai @womenincmr @AnneValente1 @PushpaShivaram @purviparwani https://t.co/TOTjxvVop0 |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @abbyCCim @womeninmedchat @CCF_IMCHIEFS @ACPinternists @SocietyGIM @AAIMOnline So important to take a trainee under your wing. I had a sponsor who made sure I met everyone "important" in the room. Meant a lot to my introverted soul and opened doors #WomenInMedicine |
 | Heather Logghe, MD @LoggheMD RT @JessicaLuc1: @LoggheMD @DavidCookeMD @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive Here is an awesome pixar short film to embody this quote! #DiversityandInclusion #TSSMN #ASC2019 #ILookLikeASurgeon #WomeninMedicine #HeForShe #sheforshe. Ping @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive @DavidCookeMD @TomVargheseJr @LoggheMD @susieQP8 https://t.co/sXfKOCVj9m |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A3. Networking. Basically building your likeminded peer group to work on projects and your mentor group to reach out to with questions and for help. #WomenInMedicine |
| Mei Lin Bissonnette MD PhD FRCPC @BCRenalPath @womeninmedchat A3: Networking, building relationships with colleagues and learning! #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @womeninmedchat A2: I make a prelim schedule for what sessions I want to attend, but also have backup in case the first one gets full or I realize it’s at the other end of the center! Also prepare for networking and any must-see local attractions #WomeninMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat A3 At least 50% of my academic opportunities come from conferences. The rest come from my online activities 🙂 #hcsm #WomenInMedicine |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd Yes. *SO* critical to schedule time to recharge and be REALISTIC about attending at ALL THE THINGS (because no one can be in 20 places at once). #womeninmedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Interesting perspectives everybody! Now it's time for Q4: Conferences can be very, very emotionally and mentally draining. How do you decompress? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/VZtGajlmvC |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @womeninmedchat A3: I have used it as an opportunity for my “ask” and was given an opportunity to speak at our national meeting. That talk opened MANY doors. Doors I thought were impassable not being in academics. #WomeninMedicine |
 | Rena Malik, MD | Urologist @RenaMalikMD @womeninmedchat Plan ahead with the schedule & try to prioritize the must see sessions and ok if I skip sessions. I'm bad about making time for myself unless I schedule it in so making sure if there are things I want to see in that city I plan in advance. #WomenInMedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A3.1 - In a more professionally driven note... I made a great connection with a fellow med student who had a poster I thought was so interesting. After a convo and exchange of info (and a conference call!), I'm bringing a similar project to my school! #WomenInMedicine |
| Michelle Starr MD MPH @mcstarr1 @drpallicare @womeninmedchat Me too! I really struggle with this and I know it’s such an important thing! #womeninmedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @rheum_cat @womeninmedchat @ACRheum Please print out this tweet ☝🏼and look at it often to remind yourself of how awesome and important your work is!! #impostersyndrome doesn't just magically disappear and you will probably feel it again, but this time you'll have proof of what went well. #womeninmedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A2. Don’t forget if you are from an academic center, go to sessions (if your schedule allows) to see the trainees from your center presenting orals or posters. Seeing familiar faces and introducing them to others is something they appreciate! #WomenInMedicine |
| Rena Malik, MD | Urologist @RenaMalikMD @womeninmedchat Schedule a massage on the last day of the conference! #WomenInMedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat Time off. You can’t attend every session. Regular exercise, long lunches to explore the city, plan meet ups with friends and colleagues #WomeninMedicine |
| Elissa Fory @ekfory @womeninmedchat @petradMD @BetaMomma Hi! I’m Elissa Fory. Neurologist/Neuro Hospitalist/Neurointensivist #WomenInMedicine |
 | Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS, FACPM @MoraPinzonMD RT @AmyOxentenkoMD: @womeninmedchat A2. Don’t forget if you are from an academic center, go to sessions (if your schedule allows) to see the trainees from your center presenting orals or posters. Seeing familiar faces and introducing them to others is something they appreciate! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Ed Mariano, MD, MAS, FASA, FASRA 🇺🇸🇵🇭 @EMARIANOMD RT @DrMStiegler: @EMARIANOMD @pervezsultan5 @ESchwenkMD @amit_pawa @AmyPearsonMD @ankeetudani @nelkassabany @colinjmccartney @Ron_George @SLKoppMD This one is my fave. @EMARIANOMD - Several years old now, and like fine wine, I appreciate it more every year! #MyBestRejection #womeninmedicine https://t.co/zFPSuGfCad |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @womeninmedchat A3: #WomenInMedicine Conference attendance is amazing for: catching up w old friends, meeting new friends, presenting work, mentoring and sponsoring others, participate on committees, finding great spas, supporting trainees, great networking meals, gathering new ideas, learning |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle RT @LaurenKuwikMD: @womeninmedchat Time off. You can’t attend every session. Regular exercise, long lunches to explore the city, plan meet ups with friends and colleagues #WomeninMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @jhuntpath @womeninmedchat Amen to this. Meetings are physically and emotionally exhausting. Downtime needed! It is terrible to come home from a conference and feel spent. You should feel renewed! #WomenInMedicine |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m RT @rheault_m: @abbyCCim @womeninmedchat @CCF_IMCHIEFS @ACPinternists @SocietyGIM @AAIMOnline So important to take a trainee under your wing. I had a sponsor who made sure I met everyone "important" in the room. Meant a lot to my introverted soul and opened doors #WomenInMedicine |
 | Meghanne Rieder Underwood @meghanneriederp RT @womeninmedchat: Time for Q2: How do you prepare to go to a conference? (ie: battling imposter syndrome, review the session topics and map out which ones to go to, list out which attendees and speakers you want to chat with, stake out local attractions and restaurants to try) #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/If7cSWieNe |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A3. It’s hard. And sometimes it feels Like you’re spinning your wheels. But it takes a while before you find the right match. Like a bunch of first dates. #WomenInMedicine |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A3: can be a great way to find mentors and future collaborators outside of your institution. Also meeting people who will invite you to talk. Just have to be open to the possibilities! #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @LaurenKuwikMD @womeninmedchat A4: Agree with @LaurenKuwikMD #WomenInMedicine Take care of yourself! In doing so, you’ll likely come away recharged! |
 | ManelWatchUS @ManelWatchUS @womeninmedchat #womeninmedicine |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat A4: While there, working out and meeting with friends outside of the meeting! Lots of happy hours 🙃 When back, I put off unpacking/chores until I feel like it! Request my mom to bring some home-cooked food since usually missing it but no energy to cook myself #womeninmedicine |
| Terry Kind, MD MPH @Kind4Kids @womeninmedchat I try to go for a run (or walk) and explore the new location! #WomenInMedicine |
 | Dr. Purvi Parwani @purviparwani RT @DrJenniferCoVu1: Important poster by my friend Dr. Sowmya Balasubramanian, et al. about the lack of women representation in JCMR Editorial Board. Hopefully change is coming. #SCMR2019 #WomenInMedicine @SCMRorg @scmrchd @MonvadiBSrichai @womenincmr @AnneValente1 @PushpaShivaram @purviparwani https://t.co/TOTjxvVop0 |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A3: and for your own mentees it’s a great way to connect them with others that they may “need to know” #WomenInMedicine |
 | Ourania Preventza @OPreventzaMD RT @JessicaLuc1: @LoggheMD @DavidCookeMD @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive Here is an awesome pixar short film to embody this quote! #DiversityandInclusion #TSSMN #ASC2019 #ILookLikeASurgeon #WomeninMedicine #HeForShe #sheforshe. Ping @maraantonoff @OPreventzaMD @JackieKOlive @DavidCookeMD @TomVargheseJr @LoggheMD @susieQP8 https://t.co/sXfKOCVj9m |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A4. I try to work out at least 50% of the days I am at a meeting, more if possible. Ideal if I can sleep in one morning and not wake to an alarm. An hour or so of retail therapy also helps. Connecting with friends is fantastic. #WomenInMedicine |
| Sanjana Mathur @teaandreverie @womeninmedchat A3. I’ve received invitations to send my abstracts and present in other conferences and journals! If nothing definitely a confidence booster. #WomenInMedicine |
| olgatheotter @OlgatheOtter @womeninmedchat A4 I'm an extrovated introvert who likes meeting people/socializing but then quickly burns out and needs me time. I tend to go to bed early (and I'm a nocturnist!) and then take breakfast on my own. I recognize this, and don't feel I have to apologize too much #womeninmedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @IlanaKrumm @cpaolag @womeninmedchat Yes balance!!!! And it's totally okay to say no as well. I said no to the last two specialty conferences (#AAP17 and #AAP18) even tho it was totally my intention to go every year. And guess what? Life went on! #womeninmedicine https://t.co/HcJBo55Jr2 |
 | Cara Hendry MD @CaraCarahendry RT @DrJenniferCoVu1: Important poster by my friend Dr. Sowmya Balasubramanian, et al. about the lack of women representation in JCMR Editorial Board. Hopefully change is coming. #SCMR2019 #WomenInMedicine @SCMRorg @scmrchd @MonvadiBSrichai @womenincmr @AnneValente1 @PushpaShivaram @purviparwani https://t.co/TOTjxvVop0 |
| Apoorve Nayyar @apoorvenayyar RT @rheum_cat: @womeninmedchat A4: |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A4: I’m still working on that part. My last conference, Texas AACE, I was on Night Float. An amazing co-resident on an elective covered 2 nights for me, and I went straight back to Night Float right after! It was exhausting but I met Fellowship PDs! #WomenInMedicine #endocrine |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat A4: I decompress with airplane wine and @NewYorker. No work gets done on trip home. But I come back from conferences energized and motivated. #WomeninMedicine |
| Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat A4: work out in the gym. Meet friends and gossip for dinner. Bring cute outfits. Meet up with friends in the city I’m visiting. Enjoy the alone time in my hotel room. Book time! #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat My meetings are often sunup to sundown, honestly--sometimes double booked. I usually decompress after I get home. Otherwise I am "on" all week--too many amazing things to be doing! :) #womeninmedicine |
 | womeninCMR @womenincmr RT @DrJenniferCoVu1: Important poster by my friend Dr. Sowmya Balasubramanian, et al. about the lack of women representation in JCMR Editorial Board. Hopefully change is coming. #SCMR2019 #WomenInMedicine @SCMRorg @scmrchd @MonvadiBSrichai @womenincmr @AnneValente1 @PushpaShivaram @purviparwani https://t.co/TOTjxvVop0 |
| Amanda S. Xi, MD @amandasximd @womeninmedchat A4: I always look out for highly rated food, snacks in the city the conference is held in and make it an adventure. Also always bring workout clothes to utilize the hotel gym. & sleep in when I can. On that note, it's bedtime! Thanks for a great #womeninmedicine chat @BetaMomma |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A4: Take care of yourself #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/CVVUEMWTc0 |
 | Nadeen N. Faza, M.D. @NadeenFaza #CardioTwitter #MedEd #ILookLikeAScienitist #Ilooklikeacardiologist #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScienceDay #WomenInMedicine #WomenInScience #ACCWIC #WomenEmpowerment #medicaleducation |
| Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat A4: I still sightsee and go for walks. My brain can only handle so much and sometimes that means missing a session here or there. I try not to feel too guilty about skipping #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @womeninmedchat A3: Meet/see friends, esp other #tweetiatricians that I only knew online before, hear about the latest “hot” research, brainstorm ideas for future collaborations. One workshop I attended is now leading to a publication so that was a definite benefit #WomeninMedicine |
| Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo A4 Plan downtime as part of my schedule, take a long lunch, walk around the city, do some yoga or meditation in the evening #WomenInMedicine |
 | Judd Hollander @JuddHollander RT @SusanHingle: @womeninmedchat A1: @womeninmedchat A1: #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Pb7T7g6NxH |
| Mamata Majmundar @MajmundarMD @womeninmedchat A3: Statewide and national connections! This brings new perspective and camaraderie. Heading to DC tomorrow @AmerMedicalAssn Advocacy - anyone else? #mentorship #WomenInMedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A4: I get hit pretty hard by post-conference blues. For me, I like to put all my conference materials to the side for a day and get some good sleep. Maybe do a face mask? Then a couple days later, I'll look back at the materials and see what I want to work on. #WomenInMedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @womeninmedchat A3: I learned how to tweet (to whatever degree I actually know how to tweet) from colleagues at @SocietyGIM and @AAIMOnline!! I owe my twitter account fully to my conference colleagues!! #WomenInMedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A4. Sleep... I have toddlers so yes I will be asleep in the fancy hotel bed. #WomenInMedicine |
| Mei Lin Bissonnette MD PhD FRCPC @BCRenalPath @womeninmedchat A4: for the big pathology conference I always room with my bestie from residency. We always make time eat junk food, watch HGTV together and catch up. #WomeninMedicine |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A4: you can’t do it all. I also find conferences a great time to devote to my own projects in the evening on a laptop on nice fluffy pillows with no kids jumping on my head. #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat A4: I'm a full time pediatrician and mom and wife. When @ClinicalPearl asked me if I was okay to eat dinner alone the night prior to #GirlMedLive2018, I nearly choked. Of course!!!!! Alone time is important during conferences, even for me an extrovert! #womeninmedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A4. My #1 rule/advice for any big meeting...carry a pair of flip flops in your bag. Wear them when leaving hotel to walk to conference center and back. Why kill yourself in heels during the walk? Makes such a difference on leg fatigue at the end of the day. #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @abbyCCim @womeninmedchat @SocietyGIM @AAIMOnline @abbyCCim was another amazing #WomenInMedicine #Twitternists that I had the honor and privilege of meeting at a conference! |
| Natasha Dhawan, MD @NatashaDhawanMD @czchou @womeninmedchat Same. Otherwise I daze off in a session, which isn't helpful either. #womeninmedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle RT @abbyCCim: @womeninmedchat A3: @womeninmedchat A3: #WomenInMedicine Conference attendance is amazing for: catching up w old friends, meeting new friends, presenting work, mentoring and sponsoring others, participate on committees, finding great spas, supporting trainees, great networking meals, gathering new ideas, learning |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Thanks so much for sharing everyone, now it's time for Q5: What are some must haves whne you pack for conferences? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/LpAFlavl8s |
| Mamata Majmundar @MajmundarMD @womeninmedchat A4: Exercise and meditate daily!!! #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @mcstarr1 @womeninmedchat And similarly, to talk about your own research and maybe others pose interesting questions to you that propels your work even further along! #womeninmedicine #teamwork! |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle RT @BetaMomma: @RUBraveEnough @womeninmedchat Pre-gaming is important to making the most out of the conference! Check schedule, speakers &a attendees list & plan which sessions to go to, who to talk to about what. Keep track of an action list at the conference and check them off on a timeline afterwards! #WomeninMedicine 🙌🏼 |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @petradMD A4. I’m a social extrovert so I love conferences especially since I mostly work from home & alone day to day. Leaving a conference - all the energy & networking - is usually a major downer for me but extra cuddle time with my kids when I get home renews my soul! #WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat @ClinicalPearl Honestly, a night of room service, and having full control of the room temperature and the tv remote is such a treat. One night in during a conference is so relaxing! #GuiltyPleasure #WomenInMedicine. |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @drpallicare @womeninmedchat You don’t need to meet everyone. Just the few who may be able to help. If you know who you need to meet ask more senior people at your institution if they know that person to introduce you! #WomeninMedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @womeninmedchat A4: love this question! I always check ahead of time if the conference hotel has a spa. As an extrovert, I decompress by amazing conversations w mentors, mentees, colleagues, & old friends. Long walk & talks help, pool too. Margaritas or ice cream helps too! #WomenInMedicine |
| olgatheotter @OlgatheOtter @womeninmedchat A5-I mentioned this before, but I love to bring knitting projects. I hope lecturers don't mind me--I stay awake and pay attention better! #womeninmedicine |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @Kind4Kids @womeninmedchat It’s the best way to explore a city (I think) especially with some advance tips on safe places to go #womeninmedicine places like NYC are a no brained. Other places like NOLA I needed the inside scoop. |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A4: And no matter how cute they are or how much you want to...Do not bring brand new shoes. 👠 #WomeninMedicine |
| Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat A5: A good book! A sweater/blazer that matches a lot b/c I’m a light packer who is always cold. And here comes the cheese...I’m learning...a ➕attitude and an outlook to learn. #WomenInMedicine |
| Rena Malik, MD | Urologist @RenaMalikMD @womeninmedchat Gym clothes - If I pack them I have to make time for the gym #WomenInMedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim RT @SusanHingle: @abbyCCim @womeninmedchat @SocietyGIM @AAIMOnline @abbyCCim was another amazing #WomenInMedicine #Twitternists that I had the honor and privilege of meeting at a conference! |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat A3: not sure if anyone mentioned this yet, but also exploring a new place too! Definitely trying out local restaurants with old and new friends and visiting local museums if I have time. #womeninmedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A5: Clothes for layering! #WomeninMedicine |
 | Shiela Appavoo MD @ShielaAppavoo RT @cyonghing: If any one out there is interested in #coaching, #mentoring or #sponsoring me, please let me know! Also up to #coach, #mentor, #sponsor! #RadISummit19 #canadianradiologywomen #radxx #womeninmedicine #womeninradiology #radchicks https://t.co/589OFdNTGz |
| Lauren Kuwik MD @LaurenKuwikMD @BCRenalPath @womeninmedchat Yes! Thankful for the doc next to me who shared hers at #FIX18. Also water bottle and a cardigan and comfy shoes (for me Rothys) #WomenInMedicine |
 | Med Peds Hospitalist @medpedshosp RT @abbyCCim: Not one but two amazing @CleClinicMD #CCIMRPalum showing the cardiology world how it’s done!! Congratulations ladies!! #WomenInCardiology #WomeninMedicine @CCF_IMCHIEFS @szkhalaf @rooshaparikh @parthparikh90 #MedEd |
 | Frank Cacace MD FACP @GIMaPreceptor RT @DrSinhaEsq: @mmteacherdoc @MedicalCollege #WomenInMedicine Everything @SusanHingle says, and this: @mmteacherdoc @MedicalCollege #WomenInMedicine Everything @SusanHingle says, and this: https://t.co/mtTl9MBCTO |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A5: Comfortable shoes! #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @womeninmedchat A4: Make sure to include some time off in the schedule, don’t feel you have to stay out late partying, & make sure you have enough snacks and water throughout the day! I try to decompress w a list of next steps a few days after coming off “conference high” #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @womeninmedchat A4: As was mentioned earlier, this is where keeping an exercise plan comes in handy. Whether it is yoga, jogging, walking, or weights, that time with yourself is key to process a hectic day 💖 #WomeninMedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @drpallicare @womeninmedchat It took me a few conferences of actively trying to break through. And I tried lots of things specifically for this. But what finally worked was going to an interest group for women junior faculty at 8am on the last day of the conference. #WomenInMedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat @SocietyGIM @AAIMOnline Right back at you @SusanHingle!! Was so amazing to meet you in person and chat about #WomenInMedicine! And you made my day your picture of my fabulous #ladychiefs @CCF_IMCHIEFS!! |
| Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD @jennifermcaputo A5: cardigan or blazer because it’s always cold #WomenInMedicine |
| Mamata Majmundar @MajmundarMD @womeninmedchat A5: Tech, backup charger, sweater, workout gear, planner, comfy shoes, and reusable water bottle #WomenInMedicine |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat A5: Good book, laptop, portable phone charger, water bottle, tennis shoes, dry shampoo, business cards, fav lipstick and curling iron! (planned out outfits/heels, too) #WomenInMedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat A5 really fun shoes, gym and pool stuff, great dresses that work day to night, killer heels that are also city-comfy, battery packs for phone, my eye pillow for sleeping 🙂 #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A4: I wrote reflection blog posts after the two most recent conferences that I went to. That really helped me to process the experience. I also reread my tweets (I usually live tweet conferences) to digest all the information that I learned. #womeninmedicine |
| Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat A5: Cardigan/blazer to help with temps and transitioning from day/night if I can't get back to hotel. Business cards (just in case!). Melatonin if nerves keep me up #WomenInMedicine |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A5: Definitely a sweater/jacket for the cold conference rooms, and some pocket snacks! 😂 #WomenInMedicine |
| Ilana Krumm @IlanaKrumm @womeninmedchat A5: comfy shoes to walk around in! Workout clothing and snacks to fend of the “hanger” just in case you are late for food! #WomeninMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat Great SMART goal! #womeninmedicine https://t.co/UxTIztYvDN |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat A5: I am a chronic overpacker. 🤷♀️ I have day and night outfits. Comfy cute work shoes. Phone charger. Laptop. Always a blazer for cold conf rooms. And I tote around a small refresh kit in my tote as it’s not unusual for the days to go long. #womeninmedicine |
 | 💧PeterPixie @PeterPixie1 RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma RT @drpallicare: @womeninmedchat This is something I need to work on. My #impostersyndrome definitely shows at conferences and become quite introverted. Which is quite disappointing because my ambitions lie in academia and resarch. Any tips? #womeninmedicine |
 | Activist Doc (One Rogue MD) @ActivistDoc Cold & flu season has hit the Rogue One household hard. This is how I roll. @physicianwomen, tell me I’m not the only one! 😊 #VaccinesSaveLives #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/YDQjMhkUaX |
| Ilana Krumm @IlanaKrumm @womeninmedchat A4: Hotel robes and room service make it feel like a mini vacation! #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A4. After a conference, I recently spent a day frolicking in San Diego with one of the friends I made at the conference. We reflected on what we learned and also just hung out and enjoyed time exploring in a new city. #womeninmedicine |
| Michelle Rheault @rheault_m @womeninmedchat Conference safety: ✅Ask the concierge if neighborhood is ok to walk ✅Plan how you will get home from evening events ✅Better yet, find a buddy ✅Don't drink to excess #WomeninMedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @drpallicare @womeninmedchat Through that group I got connected to a few people then more people then eventually my research team. #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @meggerber @womeninmedchat TOTALLY agree about headphones! We have SO many earbuds because I FREQUENTLY forget to pack them then spend way too much $$$$ buying more at the airport! #WomenInMedicine |
| Rena Malik, MD | Urologist @RenaMalikMD @petradMD Also tylenol or motrin for emergencies #WomenInMedicine |
 | Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd @womeninmedchat 1. Exercise 2. Networking with other #tweetiatricians 3. ice cream 4. More exercise to get rid of ice cream guilt. #WomenInMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @DrSuzyFeigofsky @ShikhaJainMD @womeninmedchat My organization @FACTS_Fertility is hosting 2 conferences this spring and we made sure to have private nursing / baby care rooms available at both - especially important given the conferences talks relate understanding & appreciating the female #fertility cycle! #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat Funny enough...I learned this form of goal setting at a conference! #womeninmedicine |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A5: business cards, set up a specific phone contact for sharing via txt with ppl you meet, workout clothes, chargers (for live tweeting), fillable water bottle #WomeninMedicine |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @womeninmedchat Somehow it's just a relief to hear someone else say that conferences are emotionally/mentally draining. I'm an extrovert and yet I always also feel drained afterwards...one thing that does help is hitting the hotel gym. #womeninmedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A5. Flip flops for walking to meeting. Shawl/wrap for cold rooms. Purse besides my carry on. Chargers, earbuds, ipad. Business cards. Fun magazine. Refillable water bottle. Snacks! #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @womeninmedchat A5: *Animal print/neutral flats to change into *Blazer or wrap to stay warm *Snacks (nuts or trail mix) *Chargers for electronics *My @passion_planner #WomeninMedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat Alright and last, but not least it is time for Q6: Is there anything else you would like to share about conference attendance, advice you would have given your younger self or mental notes on what you will do differently next time? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Iz8MRyHbFR |
| Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @womeninmedchat A5: Comfy shoes and light jacket/cardigan for layering! Notebook, snacks, water bottle to get through the days. Tide pen, travel sewing kit for just-in-case issues. Leave some extra space for the inevitable giveaways or souvenirs 😋#WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @drpallicare @womeninmedchat Mix it up with planning to meet with people you already know and chatting about your research with at least one new person a day. Also, joining a committee helps bc the tasks and social network is already predetermined, you just have to show up! #womeninmedicine |
 | Jennifer Zumsteg @JZumstegMD RT @LatinasInMed: 📢ANNOUNCEMENT: 📢ANNOUNCEMENT: 📢 Our next #LatinasInMedicine Mini-Interview, featuring @MVGutierrezMD, is happening Friday! 🔁RT to help us spread the word #Physiatry #WomenInMedicine @WomenInMedicine @NHMACYP @NHMAmd @UTHPMR @uthealth @memorialhermann @GirlMedMedia @somedocs https://t.co/H0sqzYvJ3T |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @womeninmedchat MUST have for conferences: gym clothes. Because sometimes you need to just get away and exercise to clear your head and your feelings. #womeninmedicine |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A5: My favorite face wash and good moisturizer....something about leaving NJ which asks my skin to break out! I also like to pack "power outfits." These are outfits that I feel 100% comfortable wearing. No "I'll-finally-wear-it" clothes/shoes! #womeninmedicine |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler @womeninmedchat A6 don't hesitate to introduce yourself to someone... After their presentation, in the hallway, in the speaker room... They are likely to be delighted to connect. Ditch your imposter syndrome and make connections! #WomeninMedicine |
| Indu Partha, MD FACP @InduPartha @womeninmedchat A6: For next time-better shoe choices. Set some evening plans in place with friends/colleagues, chitchat with the folks sitting next to me, bring business cards, be less self-conscious. #WomenInMedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @womeninmedchat A:4 MUST pack my selfie stick! #WomenInMedicine |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @womeninmedchat A6: if you’re a coffee drinker scope out the local spots on your walk to the convention center, skip the long line for the bad overpriced coffee in the meeting center. #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat A5. I pack a portable charger for my phone! I live tweet, which means I usually drain a ton of battery power throughout the day. I also take a notebook because sometimes I prefer to write out my notes rather than tweet them. #womeninmedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle RT @DrMStiegler: @womeninmedchat A6 don't hesitate to introduce yourself to someone... After their presentation, in the hallway, in the speaker room... They are likely to be delighted to connect. Ditch your imposter syndrome and make connections! #WomeninMedicine |
 | AMS, MD @Ilikethedark1 @womeninmedchat #WomenInMedicine |
 | Dr. Carolyn Lee, MD/PhD @CarolynLeeMDPhD Hi - Cari from @StanfordMed Dermatology; my sincere thanks to this #WomenInMedicine chat for reminding me to order business cards before #AAD2019! Now scrolling through the rest of this chat for other important tips! |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @womeninmedchat A5 Lots of business cards & always bring warm clothes even for a conference in Dallas in July as rooms are always cold! Also I bring my favorite nightshirt which features a photo of my kids. Keeping them close at heart helps me when I’m away from them. #WomenInMedicine |
| Claudia Chou, MD @czchou @womeninmedchat A6: #impostersyndrome hits hard. Now that I'm more entrenched in my specialities, I actually feel like I have something to contribute this year, when I probably was fine all along. Hopefully more excitement than trepidation this time #womeninmedicine |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat A6: Follow up with people you meet at conferences/Follow on Twitter. Tweet ups are a great place to meet twitter friends IRL! Advice -- Don't be afraid to reach out to a role model! May be a great opportunity to meet them. Learning opportunities are infinite #WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A5. I try to pick a color theme to allow fewest shoes, often things that go with black. Lay out all outfits so I know I have ideal shoes, jewelry, belts, halter/strapless bras, accessories. Leave room in suitcase or pack flat tote for shopping purchases. #WomenInMedicine |
| Laura Desveaux, PhD @lauradesveaux @womeninmedchat A6: Always be deliberate. Your time is valuable so be clear about what you are gaining by attending. Invest in yourself. #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @womeninmedchat Q6: Consider looking up potential contacts who will be there too and email them in advance to set up a meeting. Trainees, take advantage of special categories for submission eg case reports or designated mentoring events! #WomeninMedicine |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @rheum_cat @womeninmedchat If we are ever at the same conference, I am always looking for a gym buddy! #womeninmedicine (as an aside, if anyone has a Peloton, let me know cause I just invested in one since leaving the house is really hard with a baby). |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @womeninmedchat A6: You deserve to be there. Make the most of it. #WomenInMedicine |
| Ilana Krumm @IlanaKrumm @womeninmedchat A6: I feel emboldened by this chat tonight! My advice to myself (thanks to you all) is just to go for it! Register for that conference I’ve been eyeing, network and not be apologetic for using the time and opportunity to advance my career #WomeninMedicine |
| Mamata Majmundar @MajmundarMD @womeninmedchat A6: Follow up meaningful connections after the conference. #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A6: Make connections #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/5lsNuqUEZu |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A6: Based on advice in these chats, need to take business cards and go to more events! One of my Chief residents recommended following up by email with people I’d met soon after the conference of interested in continued networking/contact? #WomenInMedicine |
 | Colleen Farrell, MD @colleenmfarrell RT @mmteacherdoc: Hi #womeninmedicine - we are having a panel discussion at @MedicalCollege of Wisconsin on ‘Men as Allies’ in about 1.5 weeks. Asking for some suggestions on key things men can do to be their best #HeForShe allies. With thanks. |
| Dr. Carri Glide-Hurst @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat A6: Protip: I get a blowout when I arrive. Perfect hair for a few days (and extra zzzs!! 💁♀️). introduce yourself, be interested in others, and go to social events/night outs to interact more casually. I encourage my trainees to find me and meet who I know. #womeninmedicine |
| Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd @womeninmedchat Resistance bands for hotel stretching, sweaters for cold conference rooms, a good book for down time, and always @AmerAcadPeds advocacy pins. #WomeninMedicine |
 | joE q @jqrz11 RT @mmteacherdoc: Hi #womeninmedicine - we are having a panel discussion at @MedicalCollege of Wisconsin on ‘Men as Allies’ in about 1.5 weeks. Asking for some suggestions on key things men can do to be their best #HeForShe allies. With thanks. |
| Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @CarolynLeeMDPhD @StanfordMed Too bad residents don't have business cards lol... #womeninmedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @ClinicalPearl @RUBraveEnough @womeninmedchat Agree the are great. You can jam so much into them. I organize each one to make the packing/unpacking easy. However, if you don’t own these, I find clothes rolling great. No wrinkles. Can fit a ton in a bag. #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Suzy @DrSuzyFeigofsky @Ilikethedark1 @womeninmedchat I made that mistake. Didn’t go for at least 5 years. Don’t do what I did. #registerforthatconferencenow #WomeninMedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @petradMD A5. It must fit in my backpack. All of it. It must not require ironing. A sweater or hoodie bc it’s always too cold. Socks bc I find the idea of not wearing socks thru airport security kind of unsanitary. #womeninmedicine |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A6: (pt 2) any tips on what to include on those business cards and where to design them? #residency #pgy2 #WomeninMedicine |
| Rena Malik, MD | Urologist @RenaMalikMD @womeninmedchat Carry a more comfortable bag..... Still in the market for one if anyone has any recommendations? :-) #WomenInMedicine |
| #WomenInMedicine Chat @womeninmedchat TYVM to all of you #WomenInMedicine for participating tonight! Make sure to give @BetaMomma a big TYVM for her insightful questions regarding conferences. I, @petradMD, hope to see you all back next week for another awesome chat! Have a great week! https://t.co/K5womQchV9 |
 | Caitlyn Sims @bon_quiqui16 RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A6: A1: Find what inspires you! Conferences are a great place to not only learn but to recharge, reconnect, connect and come away ready to rock and rule! #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/qGyeeLkcRC |
| Priya Kantesaria, MD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat A6: Keep in touch with your conference contacts. Send the emails/texts in a timely manner...if you don't it'll just be a missed connection you kick yourself for later! #WomenInMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat A5: Layers! #womeninmedicine |
| Loren Deutsch 😷 @lorenlas1 RT @womeninmedchat: Alright and last, but not least it is time for Q6: Is there anything else you would like to share about conference attendance, advice you would have given your younger self or mental notes on what you will do differently next time? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Iz8MRyHbFR |
| Marjorie Stiegler MD @DrMStiegler RT @womeninmedchat: TYVM to all of you #WomenInMedicine for participating tonight! Make sure to give @BetaMomma a big TYVM for her insightful questions regarding conferences. I, @petradMD, hope to see you all back next week for another awesome chat! Have a great week! https://t.co/K5womQchV9 |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat A5: Don’t forget to bring business cards! This is something I often forget and wish I hadn’t! #WomenInMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @czchou @womeninmedchat A6. As a student I would share a room to save money. Now I still do it as a way to connect with close friends & colleagues that I may only see once or twice a year at conferences. Great way to connect over hot cocoa or tea in jammies #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Carolyn Lee, MD/PhD @CarolynLeeMDPhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @StanfordMed I was going to go with a more traditional tagline but yours is better! 😂 #WomenInMedicine |
| Kanika Monga, MD @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat @BetaMomma @petradMD Great chat -- as always! I'm excited about scrolling through and reading all that I missed while trying to submit my replies ... still trying to master the art of multitasking! #WomenInMedicine |
| Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP @abbyWUim @CGlideHurst @womeninmedchat @SocietyGIM Absolutely! So many opportunities to pay it forward. Many of my most treasured mentors come from conferences & while I can never thank them enough, I can pay it forward and help other #WomenInMedicine! |
 | Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD @SapnaKmd RT @DrMStiegler: @womeninmedchat A6 don't hesitate to introduce yourself to someone... After their presentation, in the hallway, in the speaker room... They are likely to be delighted to connect. Ditch your imposter syndrome and make connections! #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Carolyn Lee, MD/PhD @CarolynLeeMDPhD @RoxanaDaneshjou @StanfordMed We can order you some. I'll find out how. #WomenInMedicine |
| Susan Hingle @SusanHingle @womeninmedchat @BetaMomma @petradMD TY #WomenInMedicine @BetaMomma and @petradMD https://t.co/yHzVDfd4tb |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat @BetaMomma @petradMD Thank you so much for yet another amazing and helpful #WomenInMedicine chat! I learn from it every week! #ThankYou |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat I see a number of tweets about forgetting earbuds. I have a travel accessory tote that holds my earbuds (wired and wireless), cords, battery backup, computer adapters, etc. I leave it stocked in travel drawer. Never forget these things. #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/l9K95erH3e |
 | Oluwatoyin Dada, MD @o_o_dada RT @DrMStiegler: @womeninmedchat A6 don't hesitate to introduce yourself to someone... After their presentation, in the hallway, in the speaker room... They are likely to be delighted to connect. Ditch your imposter syndrome and make connections! #WomeninMedicine |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma @AtashaJordan @womeninmedchat Link to your blog posts please!! I think that coming up with an actionable task list during and then prioritizing as narrowing them down after the conference is good to help is stay focused. #womeninmedicine |
| Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD @SapnaKmd @womeninmedchat A6: Never ever hesitate to ask a good question at the microphone— and ALWAYS State your name and institution before you begin your question. ALWAYS. #WomenInMedicine |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @czchou @womeninmedchat Good point! Twitter handle would be a great addition for networking! I was only picturing name, Program info, and email/phone number so far! Thanks! #WomeninMedicine |
| Dr. Jennifer Chen, MD FAAP 林 明 堯 @DrJenChen4kids @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat If you’re not sure about your position changing in the near future (eg applying for fellowship or job), can just include your name and personal contact info. If you want to go green, just enter each contact’s name in your phone and text/email them soon after #WomeninMedicine |
 | Maria T. Carney MD, MACP @MCarneyMD RT @SusanHingle: @womeninmedchat A5: @womeninmedchat A5: Don’t forget to bring business cards! This is something I often forget and wish I hadn’t! #WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A6. We have our whole careers to attend meetings. Plan your meetings strategically and pace yourself. For every 1-2 meetings you to for your clinical knowledge/skills, do one for personal growth. #WomenInMedicine |
| R Klein @RKleinMD @womeninmedchat A6. Try things. Go to sessions that sound kinda different and interesting. Your career is gonna go in all sorts of unexpected directions. Be open to it. #WomenInMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @womeninmedchat Q6 Taking time to connect is important even on #Twitter! I planned to spend last hour preparing for 2 upcoming @FACTS_Fertility conferences but glad I spent it with you! Would love to see you in Cleveland or Indy this spring! #WomenInMedicine #WomensHealth https://t.co/1OrakjEL6D |
| Nadia Jamil, M.D. @NadiaJamilMD @pskantesaria @womeninmedchat That’s awesome! Memorable is good 😁 #WomenInMedicine |
 | Juline Chevalier she/her @ChevalierJuline RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @NadiaJamilMD @womeninmedchat A6. I try to spend the flight home writing brief follow-up emails to people I met at the conferences and/or adding them to our @FACTS_Fertility mailing list #WomenInMedicine |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A6. It is ok to be an introvert and spent some time in your room at night alone and relaxing. But try to push yourself out of your comfort zone at times and go to receptions and social events to network and meet people. Makes it such a rich experience. #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Atasha Jordan, MBA @AtashaJordan @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat I wrote this post after the @PNHP (Physicians for a National Health Program) Annual Meeting this past November! #womeninmedicine #Medicare4all https://t.co/rh5UyDSgzC |
| Joannie Yeh MD (she/her) @BetaMomma RT @AtashaJordan: @BetaMomma @womeninmedchat I wrote this post after the @PNHP (Physicians for a National Health Program) Annual Meeting this past November! #womeninmedicine #Medicare4all https://t.co/rh5UyDSgzC |
| Paneez Khoury, MD (she/her) @KhouryMD @rheum_cat @womeninmedchat I guess the other #protip is to pack some of your favorite bars in your luggage for moments like this. I usually swing by grocery store in my Lyft to hotel to pick up some kombucha and snacks to stock in hotel #WomeninMedicine |
 | Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Also for resources on conferences please see @BetaMomma's doximity article: https://t.co/HZbwuIuA1d #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Yn4kbrqHLS |
| Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Alright everyone it is time for Q1: How do you choose which conferences to go to, how do you budget for them? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/6HSV5MBsd7 |
| Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Time for Q2: How do you prepare to go to a conference? (ie: battling imposter syndrome, review the session topics and map out which ones to go to, list out which attendees and speakers you want to chat with, stake out local attractions and restaurants to try) #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/If7cSWieNe |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat A6. Plan and practice a brief intro of yourself, so that when you meet someone, you can easily communicate who you are, what your interests are, and make it something meaningful they will remember! In a succinct way. #WomenInMedicine |
 | Corrie Chumpitazi MD MS FAAP FACEP @Pedisedationdoc RT @SapnaKmd: @womeninmedchat A6: @womeninmedchat A6: Never ever hesitate to ask a good question at the microphone— and ALWAYS State your name and institution before you begin your question. ALWAYS. #WomenInMedicine |
| Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Great insights everyone! Now it's time for Q3: Conference attendance boosts authorship. What benefits have you reaped or hope to reap from attending a conference? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/CJvrxMGYRm |
| Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Interesting perspectives everybody! Now it's time for Q4: Conferences can be very, very emotionally and mentally draining. How do you decompress? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/VZtGajlmvC |
| Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Thanks so much for sharing everyone, now it's time for Q5: What are some must haves whne you pack for conferences? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/LpAFlavl8s |
| Girl Med Media @GirlMedMedia RT @womeninmedchat: Alright and last, but not least it is time for Q6: Is there anything else you would like to share about conference attendance, advice you would have given your younger self or mental notes on what you will do differently next time? #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/Iz8MRyHbFR |
| Elissa Fory @ekfory @mmteacherdoc @colleenmfarrell @MedicalCollege Listen. Be curious about others’ perspectives & experiences. Don’t negate their experience because you haven’t had it/seen it. Listen to understand, not to respond. Pay equity. Ask W to speak. Mentor W. Hire W. Pull W into projects. #WomeninMedicine |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd @DrKanikaMonga @womeninmedchat @BetaMomma @petradMD Right there with you sister! So much to take in that the last hour literally flew by! Thanks @BetaMomma and @petradMD for a great #WomenInMedicine chat @womeninmedchat |
| Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS, FACPM @MoraPinzonMD RT @AmyOxentenkoMD: @womeninmedchat A6. It is ok to be an introvert and spent some time in your room at night alone and relaxing. But try to push yourself out of your comfort zone at times and go to receptions and social events to network and meet people. Makes it such a rich experience. #WomenInMedicine |
| Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS, FACPM @MoraPinzonMD RT @AmyOxentenkoMD: @womeninmedchat A6. We have our whole careers to attend meetings. Plan your meetings strategically and pace yourself. For every 1-2 meetings you to for your clinical knowledge/skills, do one for personal growth. #WomenInMedicine |
 | SimpleHealthRadio @SimpleHealthRad RT @mmteacherdoc: Hi #womeninmedicine - we are having a panel discussion at @MedicalCollege of Wisconsin on ‘Men as Allies’ in about 1.5 weeks. Asking for some suggestions on key things men can do to be their best #HeForShe allies. With thanks. |
 | Matt Stanton @RxMilwaukee RT @mmteacherdoc: Hi #womeninmedicine - we are having a panel discussion at @MedicalCollege of Wisconsin on ‘Men as Allies’ in about 1.5 weeks. Asking for some suggestions on key things men can do to be their best #HeForShe allies. With thanks. |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @womeninmedchat @BetaMomma @petradMD Thank you @BetaMomma and @petradMD for a great chat, as always! Until next time! #WomenInMedicine |
| Dr. Carolyn Lee, MD/PhD @CarolynLeeMDPhD Wow! I'm deeply humbled by the number of people who bring gym clothes to a meeting. I shall take this under consideration! #womeninmedicine |
 | Chris Ha @ChrisHaDO RT @sheenabhuva: This wk a patient asked how old is PM&R since he had never heard of it. There are ~8000 board certified physiatrists out of ~950,000 active board certified U.S. physicians .#Physiatry is actually > 80 y/o! Check out this graphic to learn more #history #WomenInMedicine #rehabmed https://t.co/PWBgS1WFbK |
 | Taj Kattapuram, MD @TajKatt RT @BetaMomma: I cofounded @GirlMedMedia, an educational non-profit to lift up #womeninmedicine thru data-driven strategies & networking opportunities. As a start up in year 2, we rely heavily on donations. Contribute here to give us a boost, any bit goes a long way! https://t.co/VSNwVYrUIj https://t.co/DBaSBmW2DK |
| Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS, FACPM @MoraPinzonMD RT @AmyOxentenkoMD: @womeninmedchat I see a number of tweets about forgetting earbuds. I have a travel accessory tote that holds my earbuds (wired and wireless), cords, battery backup, computer adapters, etc. I leave it stocked in travel drawer. Never forget these things. #WomenInMedicine https://t.co/l9K95erH3e |
 | Robert White, MD MS @RobertWhiteMD RT @mmteacherdoc: Hi #womeninmedicine - we are having a panel discussion at @MedicalCollege of Wisconsin on ‘Men as Allies’ in about 1.5 weeks. Asking for some suggestions on key things men can do to be their best #HeForShe allies. With thanks. |
| Marguerite Duane @mduanemd While tonight’s chat focused on attending conferences I would love to chat with #WomenInMedicine docs re: planning conferences! How do you fund & advertise it, maximize attendance, etc? Knee deep planning in @FACTS_Fertility conferences now! @BetaMomma https://t.co/VtPvuwVRAa |
 | shanny @smbanesky RT @AbbersMD: 94 y/o woman in the ED for fatigue ... perks up as my female attending and I approach... “Are you ladies here to smash the patriarchy with me??” Yes we are ma’am... yes we are 💪👊 #WomenInMedicine |
| Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS, FACPM @MoraPinzonMD RT @DrSinhaEsq: Take-home message from my #BiasInMedicine talk today @MassMedical #WomenInMedicine #PROWD #HeForShe #FIX18 https://t.co/4N70E71AyR |
| Amy Oxentenko MD @AmyOxentenkoMD @rheum_cat @womeninmedchat I bet you both got something meaningful out of that meeting! I love meeting up with alum from my program! Prior trainees need to reach out more often for these coffee meetings as we may not have updated contact info! #WomenInMedicine |
| Elissa Fory @ekfory @mmteacherdoc @colleenmfarrell @MedicalCollege Hmmm. Disingenuous to have a manel on this topic. You need 1:1 women to men. The women can tell you what they need, what is missing, locally, & what they know about other women’s experiences more broadly. The men are not going to be able to do that. #womeninmedicine. @darakass |
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