Hey, #MedTwitter. I’m Jordan, soon to be TY Resident Garnet Health Medical Center and so excited to continue my medical education in New York. I’m an Air Force HPSP student reapplying #EM in the #match2022 and would love to connect with programs, mentors, and those looking to share advice!

Wow so many new #embound faces on #MedTwitter and #MedStudentTwitter! Allow me to re-introduce ourselves 😉 We are a 3 yr community program in Gainesville, FL. We pride ourselves in ultrasound education, mentorship and so many other things that don’t fit in a tweet #Match2022

🏕Get *wild* with us at our popular EMRA MedWAR, to be held in Boston on Thurs, 10/28. Sign up to compete in this intense adventure race combined with survival/wilderness medicine. For more information and to sign up, visit bit.ly/EMRA-MedWAR. #EMRAmedwar #EMRAatACEP21

Wish adventure races had you providing medical aid instead of solving riddles at each stop? Well, great news! EMRA MedWAR will be at ACEP21! 3 per team. Sign ups close 7/15. Click the link! emra.org/be-involved/ev… CORD @ACEPNow #medtwitter #EMbound

On ICU and I need to learn so much more. “The ICU Book” vs “The Little ICU Book” for an EM Resident.

'Jack of all trades, master of none' is often used to describe EM docs. But I think we are masters of quite a few things: Resuscitation, RSI, anaphylaxis, ordering CTs, undifferentiated shock, ultrasound etc. What do you think EM physicians are masters of?