Sherine Salib
@DrSherineSalib
Professor of Medicine; Interested in all things Internal Medicine, Medical Education, Faculty Development, Writing, Humanities; #MedEd ; #DellMed; tweets my own
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Ophthalmologist. Comedian. Speaker. Tiktok. Contact: [email protected] *Personal views only* https://t.co/GMXSgqZUvF
Dell Medical School
#DellMed @UTAustin is rethinking the role of academic medicine in improving health. @UTHealthAustin is our clinical practice.
Kimberly D. Manning, MD
Internist, teacher, thinker, doer | @EmoryDeptofMed VC for @EmoryDOMRYSE & Professor |@HumanDoctoring podcast | @JHospMedicine LPD | #HBCUMade | she/her/ma’am🔺
Avraham Z. Cooper, MD
Pulm/Crit physician and PD @OSUPCCM_Fellows • @JournalofGME editor • Podcast @curiousclinpod • Dad/husband • Views my own
Michael Pignone
Vice Chair of Quality and Innovation - Duke Dept of Medicine + Faculty Director of Primary Care Transformation, Duke Margolis Health Policy Institute
🌉🤝 'Weak Ties: Stronger Than You Think!' by Sherine Salib discusses how casual connections can lead to significant professional growth and idea exchange. #CareerDevelopment
🔗: …mpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jh…
Pleased to share my Leadership & Professional Development article in Journal of Hospital Medicine:
“Weak Ties: Stronger Than You Think”
Understanding the power of “weak ties” can be career-changing!
#MedEd
#MedTwitter
#FacultyDevelopment
#AcademicChatter
Excellent discussion around huggyrao & Bob Sutton’ work on various topics, including:
▪️Good & bad friction
▪️“Jargon Monoxide”
▪️Time poverty & its impact on limiting curiosity & generosity
Many good lessons for #leaders !
cc Matt Abrahams
open.spotify.com/episode/2RQWYp…
In our zeal to create systems of safety in healthcare, it’s easy to forget the human being at the center of those systems.
Systems cannot care.
But we must care.
Thank you for a beautiful piece & a powerful reminder, Chris Moriates, MD!
#HumanityInMedicine
Sam Ghali, M.D. I first witnessed this as a student. A patient told me that she would die soon. She was calm and at peace with it. Within a few hours, she had passed away.
There is so much about life (and death) that we don’t understand. It’s humbling, disconcerting & beautiful- all at once.
What a joy it was to host the wonderful Department of Internal Medicine at Dell Med Women in Medicine group!!
A fabulous evening connecting & learning about leadership, mentorship, sponsorship & growth!
The future is bright indeed!!⭐️🌟
#MedEd
#WomenInMedicine
UT Austin IM Residency
If you’re going to work on Thanksgiving, there’s no better team to be with than UT Austin IM Residency!
So much to be #grateful for!
Our teams, families, work..
But most of all, the privilege of being able to make a difference in others’ lives!
#MedEd
Department of Internal Medicine at Dell Med
Dell Medical School
As you near the midpoint of PGY3, it's important to learn the basics of physician contracts. Sherine Salib explains how to assess a contract, reviews common clauses, explores basic contractual issues, and offers strategies for contract negotiation: ow.ly/ERwa50Q3TBF
Pleased to share our article in American Journal of Medicine:
“Promoting Equity in Letters of Recommendation: Recognizing and Overcoming Bias”
We invite #MedEd leaders to promote equity for all learners by revisiting how we write, read, & utilize letters of recommendation.
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Immensely proud of our successful Department of Internal Medicine at Dell Med CME Conference!
Many thanks to my Co-Director Chris Moreland, our Keynote speakers Michael Pignone, Marty Muntz 🟧, Chris Moriates, MD, our many speakers & our spectacular staff who supported this conference!
See you all next year!🤘
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