Alisa Wray, MD (@drwrayray) 's Twitter Profile
Alisa Wray, MD

@drwrayray

medicine, cupcakes and puppies, OH MY!

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Brian Fry, MD MS (@bfry_goblue) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Was in pre-op for an emergent take back over the weekend. My chief arrived & in the middle of her asking me (the intern) to put in orders for the case, the male anesthesia resident asked if she was the pre-op nurse. She cordially explained she was the chief surgical resident 1/10

Alisa Wray, MD (@drwrayray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks Warren Wiechmann I pledge to continue opposing racism and hate. To set aside my implied right to silence, inaction, comfort, and act to leverage my privilege to make a difference. Join me. Tag 5 others. @DocMBO Shannon Toohey Andrew King @bryan_sloane J. Christian Fox

Amy Cho, MD MBA (@amychomd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Please know that COVID-19 scares the doctors and nurses and other healthcare workers. We are afraid. Because we have witnessed what it can do if you or your loved ones get severe COVID. We know that money, power and fame can’t purchase a cure.

Sarah Candler (@sarahgcandler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How did it take me this long to find the perfect analogy to explain the need for anticoagulation in Afib to my fellow Southerners?! Me: “Blood is the consistency of gravy. If you stop stirring your roux evenly—“ Pt: “It clumps!” Me: “Here’s your gravy thinner.”

Sarah McBane (@pharmgirlsarah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cheryl Wisseh, PharmD, MPH, Health Sciences Assistant Clinical Professor UCI School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, offers an essay on health equity from the perspective of a pharmacist for Black History Month. #UCISPPS pharmsci.uci.edu/black-history-…

Ron Hekier (@ronhekier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In conclusion, the lessons I wish I learned much sooner in my surgery training which also carry over to life: 1) Different people contribute in different ways. 2) My most urgent matter is not necessarily someone else's. 3) Gratitude and encouragement should be shared often.