Congratulations Obieze "Obi" Nwanna-Nzewunwa 🇳🇬 as you work continues to have far reaching impact across the globe. #GlobalSurgery

Congratulations to our MaineMedSurgery 2023/2024 intern class. We are delighted to have you trading with us MaineHealth Maine Medical Center.

It’s Melnick Day! Our @mainemedsurg residents traded their diagnostic hats for detectives hats at The Escape Room. No resident was left behind. #ResidentWellness

Yesterday, our residents had a hands on training on the use of the REBOA in trauma.

The 2023/2024 Chiefs were celebrated 8/29/2023! #MaineMedSurgery

#Melnickday# #MMC General surgery residents# #Wellness is health#

#LastMelnick2023#Laser tag party# Red vs Blue Army#

#MMC General Surgery interns 24/25#

#Journal club in green#

“Excited to welcome our newest cohort of residents to the Maine Medical Center family! Congratulations to our matched applicants—your hard work has led you here, and we can’t wait to support your growth. #MatchDay2025 #MaineMedicalCenter #ResidencyMatch”

Surgery isn’t just in the OR—it’s about wellness too. 🧘‍♂️🌊 Our @MaineMedPGY residents took a well-deserved break and headed to the beach for some sun, sand, and team bonding. #ResidentWellness #SurgicalLife #MaineMed #WorkLifeBalance

The 3-Step De-escalation Script Every PGY-1 Should Know in the floor You’re new. The nurse has 15+ years on you. You say something. She shuts it down—fast. You feel small. Here’s how to stay grounded, not defensive 👇

Our outgoing chiefs, Mays Zubair and Jordan Caffe, captured a memorable moment with Dr Parker. Wishing them all the best on their next chapter! 📸👏

🎉 Cheers to our 3 graduating Chiefs of 2025! Your leadership, hard work, and compassion have made a lasting impact. As you move forward to the next chapter, we wish you all the best in your future endeavors. The best is yet to come! 🌟🎓 #ClassOf2025 #ChiefsForLife

PGY-1: Day 3 Everyone around me looks like they belong. I still feel like a med student who wandered into the hospital with a white coat and a badge. Imposter syndrome is real. 🧵

“Everyone’s busy. I don’t want to annoy anyone. When’s the right time to ask questions or offer help?” Every med student and junior has felt this. Here’s how to stand out, earn trust, and actually help on the ward, in the OR, and everywhere in between 🧵👇

🧵 Things I wish I knew as a surgery intern: This thread could save you stress, embarrassment, and missed opportunities in the OR 👇

🩺 Powerful session on conflict resolution led by Dr. Sara Kim today at MaineHealth Maine Medical Center Surgical residents learned evidence-based strategies to navigate high-stakes conversations with clarity and confidence. 👏 #SurgeryTraining #ConflictResolution #TeamworkInSurgery