In general, people with moderately to severely compromised immune systems who got Pfizer or Moderna should receive a third dose of mRNA vaccine 28 days after their second dose. They should also receive a booster at least 3 months after their third dose. covid.ri.gov/boosterdoses

Pharmacy residency applicants- no matter what happens tomorrow, I’m proud of you. If the day doesn’t go the way you hope it does, my DMs are open. Do something that brings you joy today, get some rest tonight, and remember- your self-worth is not tied to your match result ❤️

An amazing Pharmacy Match Day for the Class of 2022 at URI College of Pharmacy! So many Postgraduate Year 1 (PGY1) Residency matches yesterday! #RxMatchDay #URxI URI Pharmacy

I appreciate pharmacists. That is all.

She’s a 10, but she’s non-formulary

Me and a med intern on the phone, both one week into residency, trying to figure out how to place an order in Epic:

PharmD? Nah. PharmD, RPh? ✅

Overheard a resident presenting to their fellow describing a lab as “a little sus” and I am so pumped for the next generation of doctors

Not to mention having to pay the price of membership to receive the membership registration price. This a SYSTEMIC BARRIER.

Learn more about #UMassMemorial's Drs. Stephanie Carreiro and Movahedi’s life-saving care for an Amherst mother and her son after consuming poisonous mushrooms. 🍄 #UMassMemorialMedicalCenter #toxicology #Worcester

It's #BreastCancer Awareness Month If you notice changes to your breasts, such as a lump, pitting of the skin or pain, go and see a health practitioner for a check-up. Most breast lumps are not cancerous. Those that are, can be more effectively treated if identified early.

First in-person Midyear/Vizient ✅ ASHP @UMassRxRes

Came back from Midyear to grandma in this hospital so here’s your reminder to use translators for patients who don’t speak English no matter how much they nod or “yes” you when you don’t 🙃

There 👏 is 👏 no 👏 shortage 👏 of 👏 pharmacists 👏

EM providers:

TW: suicide There is an empty corner desk in a resident workroom at GW. Now forever engraved in my mind, that desk is a harrowing reminder of the cost of medical training. In his final words, Dr. William West said that he was simply out of gas, that he had nothing left to give.