4.5 y ago I spent 1/2 of my @ColumbiaPS interview discussing Jane Austen with my interviewer. I'm convinced I am only here because I have strong views on her use of irony. Reintroducing myself as an MD today with imo the most appropriate ir(c)onic Austen quote. #MedTwitter

For surgeons, there are few guidelines for smoothly transitioning from active practice to retirement. 🎥: @RitahChumdermp1 and @LeeDavely discuss their recent @acsJACS article, which aimed at defining an “ideal” retirement for transplant surgeons.

Normalizing discussions around retirement and developing supportive interventions will aide in a a dignified retirement that preserves transplant surgeons' legacy. https://t.co/YoLR7JILnL

Every professional organization in medicine should denounce the involvement of private equity in healthcare. They should send a clear message to their young physician members that PE is bad for hospitals, private practices, and patients. They won’t do it, but they should.

Big congratulations to our transplant research fellow, Belen @MBRiveraMD, and transplant research resident, Ritah @RitahChumdermp1, for their outstanding presentations at the #ASC Academic Surgical Congress! Proud to see our Transplant team represented in both oral and plenary

It was a privilege and a pleasure to present in the Clinical Outcomes Plenary, Resident/Fellow Competition, and Transplantation Quickshot at #ASC2025. Owed by the fairness and commitment of this meeting, very inspiring. Looking forward to next year!

First day at @ASTSChimera Shared our results from BIDMC, showcasing the hard work of a great transplant team Excited for the days ahead and to keep learning from the American Society of Transplant Surgeons @BIDMCTransplant @sicanizaresq @RitahChumdermp1

The impact of normothermic machine perfusion on coagulation function and transfusion practice: Miracle Machine or anticipatory bias https://t.co/dH9SY51BBY

Congrats @RitahChumdermp1 our editorial is in print. Thank you @LTxJournal for allowing us to comment on the work from @MayoTransplant @MCTransplntSurg @mayo

Congratulations to Dr. Chumderpadetsuk and team! We now have data to guide discussions regarding DWIT in kidney transplant! Looks like for donors with KDPI <63, DWIT even past 90 mins doesn't affect graft survival. @NKF @AST_info @ASTSChimera @transplantation @TransplantJrnl

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We are recruiting a PGY2 to our general surgery residency program, to start in July 2025. Follow this link for the application: https://t.co/wTMETg9DVb. To learn more about our program and the people behind it, watch our General Surgery Residency Townhall: https://t.co/FDkJ2Atv3d

September is #womeninmedicine month! Grateful for all the incredible women surgeons I have met along my journey, for their inspiration, guidance, and friendship! @amcollsurgeons @RASACS @WomenSurgeons #ACSwomeninsurgery #womeninsurgery

Multiple studies have shown that females are living donors for kidney transplantation at higher rates than males. This study found that female overrepresentation among living donors is likely due to the 1.9 times higher rate of self-referral for evaluation.

@mattxiv society if swifties stopped being homophobic/racist/transphobic to anyone who criticizes taylor or her fans

can we talk about stan culture for a minute

I'm telling you, it's always right at retirement age or one year after. Don't hoard your money.

Remember, pepper spray is oil based. If you get sprayed DO NOT rub your eyes. Immediately blink as much as you can to wash out some of the oil with your own tears. Then, wash your eyes with baby shampoo or dilute dishwashing soap and rinse copiously. Water alone won't do much.