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Dusting off my old Twitter account after 7 years (!!) to join #MedTwitter

In improv comedy, performers use a rule called “Yes, and …” to set their partners up for success onstage. Improv educator Clay Drinko says the concept is also a terrific way to think about life. 5 improv rules and how to apply them to everyday life: npr.org/2022/10/19/112…

Even a brain suffering from memory loss has the ability to be creative & produce art! Created this for “Narratives of Aging” humanities course led by Daniel George TimeSlips Creative Care #MedTwitter

“In patients who failed stem cell transplant…” Reminder: Treatments fail patients. Patients don’t fail treatments. #ASH22

Word to the wise! take your jacket off *before* putting on your lead & gown in the endoscopy suite if you don’t want to almost pass out 1.5 hrs into a double-balloon endoscopy 😅👍🏼 #medtwitter

Hydatid cyst plopping out of the brain (Source: Kadhim, ogdukeneurosurg) #medEd

How do you hear sounds? From your ears to neurons: #neuroscience

I dusted off my Netter’s anatomy flash cards to paint CN VII for my friend, a future ENT. Watch out for him, he’s going to do big things! #medtwitter

I can finally share my latest anatomical art with #medtwitter: a mid-sagittal view of the brain, painted with watercolor for Kyle Tuohy

I proudly represented Penn State Health & the Penn State College of Medicine at Penn State York’s Career Networking Event today! Hard to believe I’m the one answering questions & providing advice to undergrad students now. Security even stopped by my table!

Highly recommend giving this a read if you have been a patient or will be taking care of patients- Written by my friend Gianna D'Afflisio, a resilient person, overwhelmingly kind human, & future patient-centered surgeon.

So proud of these (and more! sans-photo) incredible humans for their accomplishment of graduating as a physician yesterday. I am blessed to be their friend, and cannot wait to see their impact as caring and thoughtful doctors. #WeAre

My latest anatomical art piece! Huge thanks to Susan MacDonald, MD for supporting me and my art! This was one of my favorite pieces so far. 🎨