Academic Hospitalist, Faculty Development and Wellness enthusiast,Wife and Mom,🇳🇵🇺🇸, #Mentorship #Sponsorship,Tweets are mine.
Wisconsin, USA
Joined February 2019
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Honored to serve as a panelist for the Medical College of Wisconsin Mentoring Day discussion on mentorship!
As an inaugural mentorship award recipient, it was a privilege to join the panel hosted by Faculty Affairs to share experiences and learn from leaders . @MedicalCollege
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🌎 IMGs: Get Residency Ready!
Join AMWA's IMG Success Panel for insights, practical advice, and lessons from those who have successfully navigated the U.S. residency journey.
📅 Oct. 6 | ⏰ 8:00 PM ET
➡️ Register: amwa-doc.org/event/residency…
#AMWA #IMG #ResidencyReady #ResidencyMatch
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Join AMWA's IMG Success Panel for insights, practical advice, and lessons from those who have successfully navigated the U.S. residency journey.
📷 Oct. 6 | 📷 8:00 PM ET
📷 Register: amwa-doc.org/event/residency…
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My latest in the @NewYorker, on the disaster in Nepal
“Nepal is paying an extraordinarily disproportionate price for a crisis it did not create,” @sumnima_udas
“It’s as if Nepalis are having to alternate between the disasters we cause and the ones that just arrive.” @AnupKaphle
With White Coat Ceremonies happening everywhere, I can’t help but look back to 1996, when I stepped into Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) ,Nepal,as part of the 17th batch.That first day was a mix of intense nerves, pride and dream of becoming a doctor.
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Excited to join the Shriyan Foundation as a moderator for a conversation on youth mental health, substance abuse & empowerment in Ghana, featuring Nicolette Khalifian, author of Control Mindset.
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We are excited to announce that registration is officially open for the Updates in Hospital Medicine 2026.
This conference covers a broad range of clinically relevant topics and has been designed to provide the latest information on current issues concerning Hospitalist Medicine to enhance diagnostic and therapeutic skills. Earn CME credits while investing in yourself and your patients.
Learn more & register: mcw.edu/departments/medicine…
Honored to present at the collaborative ACP Wisconsin–Michigan webinar, "From Barriers to Breakthrough: Scholarly Success for Residents and Early Career Faculty." Grateful to share strategies for building a successful academic career.@WisconsinACP @IMMattersACP
Saeed & Ahmed’s viewpoint on the “vanishing bedside” resonates with our findings in WMJ on academic hospitalists’ perceptions of rounding methods. Bedside rounds remain vital for communication, empathy, patient-centred care, and trainee development—despite barriers.
Medicine is losing its bedside
Burnout, productivity quotas, & administrative overload are turning physicians into documentation managers
🟢 Protect bedside teaching
🟢 Restore trust
🟢 Save medicine's future
🆓 full-text of this #JGIM #Viewpoint ⬇️:
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Perceptions of secure text messaging systems: a cross-sectional survey of hospitalist physicians and advanced practice providers: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Sponsorship: A Vital Leadership Strategy for Career Advancement in Academic Medicine wmjonline.org/125no2/jha/
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Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, discusses the effect of corporatization of academic medical centers on medical education and trainee development. Listen to the full interview with NEJM Executive Managing Editor Stephen Morrissey (@srm128): nej.md/42XU6oR
ALT New Audio Interview Jatin M. Vyas, M.D., Ph.D., on Corporatization and the Training Environment A photo of Dr. Vyas over sound waves
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1 in 6 WI high school students drink before age 13. Drinking before 21, and especially before 13, increases a person's risk of using other drugs. Drinking can disrupt brain growth, prolong adolescence, and decrease school success, among other harms. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth2026
Social Isolation and Loneliness Among U.S. Adults with Self-Reported Hospitalization - American Journal of Preventive Medicine ajpmonline.org/article/S0749…
Research matters more than ever for medical students 📊
Our Students’ Perspectives on the Impact of Scholarly Projects on Residency Applications:
78% say it helped them match; 53% discussed it in interviews.
With USMLE Step 1 pass/fail, its role keeps growing. @jbcarmody
Students’ Perspectives on the Impact of Scholarly Projects on Residency Applications wmjonline.org/125no1/abdelra…
Perceptions of Academic Hospitalists Regarding Rounding Methods wmjonline.org/125no1/ikonte/
Students’ Perspectives on the Impact of Scholarly Projects on Residency Applications wmjonline.org/125no1/abdelra…
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Always a pleasure connecting with peers and friends @ #SHMConverge26 @SocietyHospMed @medpedshosp @ASK_HM17 @DrSunilKSahai @jhapinky1 , Eileen Barrett, Sanjay Singh
#HowWeHospitalist
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South Asian adults in the US develop cardiovascular disease risk factors earlier than other groups, according to new research from the MASALA cohort study. Here’s what that means for prevention. ja.ma/3NCyudL
Glad to be a part of this project.
Identification of tailored faculty development for diverse career trajectories in hospital medicine - Shrestha - Journal of Hospital Medicine - Wiley Online Library shmpublications.onlinelibrar… @JHospMedicine
