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Sleep Deprivation in Medical Education

9 October, 2008 by GAggreyMD Leave a Comment

Going to Seattle for the SHEA/CDC Training Course proved to be very tiring. I flew JetBlue and had no flight delays or mishaps with the exception of a $7 blanket offer and lack of peanut snacks as someone on the plane had a severe nut allergy. I flew on late night flights to and fro, spent […]

Filed Under: Medical Training Tagged With: Burnout, EMR, ID Fellowship, In The News, Medical Education, Medical Residency, Personal Responsibility, Student Loans

I Don’t Like It Here!

17 April, 2008 by GAggreyMD Leave a Comment

Lately, I’ve been thinking of what it means to be a woman in terms of having a career, gender roles, and childbearing and I don’t like it. Several articles and unsolicited comments have set me on this path, namely a recent article titled Women Doctors: Waste of Money? in BusinessWeek that is actually based on […]

Filed Under: Musings Tagged With: Burnout, Women Doctors

Dear Friends, Thank You

3 February, 2008 by GAggreyMD Leave a Comment

Dear Friends, I just wanted to thank you so much for your thoughts of me on my birthday! My room-mate apparently spread the word that I was in a “bad mood” – like when am I not in a moody state? Anyway…. I got SLAMMED with consults at work on Friday. SLAMMED! No, I don’t […]

Filed Under: Musings Tagged With: Abx Stewardship, Angry Patients, Burnout, Clinical Practice, Football, Gratitude, ID Fellowship, Medical Education

End of Residency

4 July, 2007 by GAggreyMD Leave a Comment

It’s almost too good to be true and although I’m still in training pursuing a fellowship, the end of residency is a major milestone. We had a graduation ceremony about a month ago. A lot of spouses, fiances, significant others and children were around. Just a sprinkling of parents and siblings though. The graduation ceremony was […]

Filed Under: Medical Training Tagged With: Burnout, Medical Education, Medical Residency

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