Christina Cellini retweeted
Fantastic #ASCRS22 session
An #inspirational talk by dr Christina Cellini on #pregnancy and #surgical #profession
#RoleModel
#ASCRS22 #colorectalsurgery #SoMe4Surgery #DEI
@ASCRS_1 @JohnRTMonsonMD @SWexner @YouESCP @debby_keller @MayoClinic
Delighted & honored to have received the @ASCRS_1 Robotic Technology Grant with my collab @aghazimd! V exciting project to improve resident learning experience using 3D colorectal models for robotic sim training! Thank you to @ASCRS_1 @IntuitiveSurg @URMCSurgery @WilmotCancer
Christina Cellini retweeted
Credit to @CCellini and the session speakers. Important stuff. Avoid Surgeon Burnout with Lifestyle Modification facs.org/clincon2019/resourc… – at California, USA
Awesome work by my awesome colleagues and friends @FergaljFleming and @mnoel3232. #naprc #americancollegeofsurgeons #acs #CoC
urmc.rochester.edu/news/stor…
Christina Cellini retweeted
#ILookLikeASurgeon #HeForShe #umasscolorectal #surgtweeting #MedEd @SashaShillcutt @JulieSilverMD @drnikkistamp @arghavan_salles @choo_ek @LoggheMD @enenbee @CSPH_BWH
Honored to be part of this groundbreaking study investigating implicit gender bias published in the latest issue of @DCRjournal Huge congrats to @jennifersdavids @NelyaMel @AneelsHHaircut @UmaPhatak @UMassSurgery @umassmemorial @BWHSurgery @BMCSurgery #colorectalresearch 💩
Christina Cellini retweeted
A Pragmatic Approach for Organizations to Measure Health Care Professional Well-Being - National Academy of Medicine #ICPH2018 nam.edu/a-pragmatic-approach…
Interesting work! Our wellness curriculum for surgical residents at URMC includes mindfulness training and is always one of the top rated sessions by our residents! #wellness #surgeonburnout #providerwellbeing
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Still much work to be done A Structured Compensation Plan Improves But Does Not Erase... : Annals of Surgery journals.lww.com/annalsofsur…
Christina Cellini retweeted
Most surgical training programs "concentrate on training to be a surgeon, but we don’t spend time and energy or expertise on the skill set for managing debt—educational or noneducational debt,” Bruce Harms, MD, MBA, FACS, told MD Magazine. ow.ly/BkJX30kogx6
Christina Cellini retweeted
The Evolving Surgeon Image, May 18 - AMA Journal of Ethics journalofethics.ama-assn.org… @LoggheMD @susieQP8 @WomenSurgeons @AcademicSurgery @CapriceGreenber
Christina Cellini retweeted
The medical community is embarking on a journey to transform its approach to clinician well-being. Learn the AAMC's viewpoint on this vital issue. goo.gl/vzeXrq
Christina Cellini retweeted
Physicians more comfortable w professional identity than emotional intimacy says Abraham Verghese #ACPH17 nitter.cf/kristinmdct/status/918…
Absolutely floored by how good his talk was: honest, raw, powerful. Thank you Dr. Verghese @cuttingforstone #acph17
We need to value " niceness" as much as usmle scores when screening prospective residents #ACPH17
Christina Cellini retweeted
Replying to @CCellini
@CCellini asks Dr. Dyrbye question about integrating physician wellness concepts early into a #surgeryresidents experience
Christina Cellini retweeted
Read from #ACGME CEO Dr. Nasca on updates to #PhysicianWellBeing initiatives: acgme.org/Portals/0/PDFs/Nas…
Christina Cellini retweeted
Great blog post! Have you been called "bossy?" Let's Discuss!
becomebraveenough.com/blog/2…
Christina Cellini retweeted
Nice work @psyoo @YaleSurgery important topic. Helps us think about areas for interventions. @mattsymer @jabelsonmd we have to do better. nitter.cf/jamcollsurg/status/870…
Personal and Professional Well-Being of Surgical Residents in New England. ow.ly/koJu30bgDT5 #NESS #VisualAbstract
























