Burnout isn't about hours worked. In fact, there are usually much deeper causes. Leaders should start to recognize when it's occurring, And take steps to help. Use this graphic to find causes of burnout in your organization.

I am looking to recruit a PhD student for a start date in Q1 2025. Information is in the attached photo. Please contact me with any questions.

"It's in my chart, didn't you look?" That comment can fill some with seemingly inexplicable rage. But it's also sad. The frustration is not unreasonable. Patients have no idea how poorly EMRs relay even the most important information to future providers. But while you're doing

The vocabulary of systems neuroscience may appear daunting to many. Here's a short dictionary of common terms. BTW if you use them in your papers and grants you will have greater success

🚨Calling all NeurologyMATCH2025 applicants!!🚨 We will be hosting our first Residents Panel of the season this Saturday Oct 26th which will be held on Zoom. You will have the chance to hear from residents and tips to succeed on the interview trail!!🎉

Our first resident panel of the season is in the books! 🎉 🥳 Thankful for these incredible residents who took the time to share their advice and insights with all of our applicants! 🧠 We are so grateful for this #Neuro community!!

TONIGHT'S NEUROHUMANITIES EVENT at 7 – 8:30 PM EST Just in time for Halloween!👻 👻Learn all about “Body Horror and Brain” with Dr. Leonardis ✅Link to register: harvard.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #medsocial30 Neurology Digital Education Collaborative Neurohumanities Network Ali Christy, MD, PhD Casey Albin, MD Michael Kentris, DO

#TipsForNewDocs Strive to glean a nonmedical fact from every patient. From a 70M, I learned that he met his wife at the age of 5 and married her at 18. Just one new fact and, a patient with a disease becomes a person! #kittlesonrules

Having started my career in basic neuroscience research, I have always understood Alzheimer disease to mean the pathophysiology associated with amyloid plaques and tau tangles. As a clinician, I appreciate that the relationship between Alzheimer disease and cognitive impairment

Whelp. Maybe a good time to mention that I am about to open a new PhD position in Sweden that just happens to be exactly four years in length. Any aspiring PhD candidates in neurodegenerative imaging or multiomics who want to "take a break" from the US, please get in touch!

Thank you NRMP® for featuring a little bit of my story in this video! ☺️

I love the #NeuroTwitter community and will continue to hope that this platform can help us all connect, share science, and learn about the brain! I am also excited to start building community on the Blue app. Hoping to continue sharing with you all bsky.app/profile/andrea…

I'm leading an online group course on Optimizing Clinical Advances in Mild Cognitive Impairment and Early Alzheimer's. It offers the opportunity to obtain free CME/CE credit and an Amazon gift card. The time commitment is extremely flexible! Sign up here: medicallogix.gathered.com/invite/pmbkRo5…

#TipsForNewDocs How do you explore a research-focused career? Check out Chapter 3, Section 1 of Mastering the Art of Patient Care for tips. link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… #kittlesonrules

Over 800 million adults are now living with diabetes worldwide with more than half not receiving treatment, global analysis suggests. On #WorldDiabetesDay, explore the data: hubs.li/Q02Yb3Fg0

For anyone interested in learning more about angiography, come check out my introductory guide! Come see my annotated diagrams like the one shown below. intuitivecardiology.notion.site/angiography

You don’t need to be a genius to be a physician. In my opinion the most important attributes are 1. Patience 2. Pays attention to detail 3. Good communication skills

Survey among experts on the future role of tau-PET in clinical practice and trials Check out our latest work led by Marie R. Vermeiren & Ismael Calandri, describing the results of a survey among 268 dementia experts on the future role of Tau PET in the clinic and trials. Many