When the girls & shoes leave the group chat and meet up at #ASCRS24 Maybe we should have a #FamilyFued team @ASCRS_1 🤷🏽♀️ 👀👀
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Love love love connecting with former trainees
@EBevierRawls @Lbridges1222
#ASCRS24
#ASCRSFamilyFeud
#LearnMoreDoMoreBmore
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Thank you, Dr. Sylla. My residents and Faculty were inspired by your amazing journey. What an innovator!! @lsusurgerydept @patsyllamd @ASCRS_1 @SocietyofBAS
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
The American Cancer Society and U.S. Preventive Services Task Force advise people at average risk for colorectal cancer to start screening at age 45. We've outlined everything you need to know about colon cancer screenings and prevention. bit.ly/41IyxqN
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Did you know that colon cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide? Our Cancer Team will be in the Atrium until 2 pm today with information and resources for Colon Cancer prevention and detection. And don't miss our inflatable super colon!
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Are you a general surgery resident interested in colon and rectal surgery? Have you begun your colorectal surgery fellowship?
If so, join us for a Residents Reception at the @AmCollSurgeons Clinical Congress on Oct 24 to meet program directors and more: fascrs.org/healthcare-provid…
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Join SSO and @LatinoSurgery on September 25 to discuss challenges faced when caring for patients with undocumented immigration status, and for whom English is a second language and understand your resources and options to serve your patient.
Register: ow.ly/qyg050PKaV8
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Join us this Thursday morning ☀️☕️
"Navigating Surgical Residency Training as a Woman"
1️⃣ Uncover challenges for female surgical trainees.
2️⃣ Get strategies to conquer them head-on.
3️⃣ Elevate your surgical residency experience.
Learn more: fascrs.org/my-ascrs/educatio…
👏🏽 @EKing719 !! My new go to book gift for all those baby showers & kid parties! #colowellness for everyone!
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
We're hiring a Division Chief of Colorectal Surgery - apply today! >> tinyurl.com/crschief
@ValNfonsam @EBevierRawls @DrJohnHStewart @ASCRS_1 @SocietyofBAS @AmCollSurgeons @LatinoSurgery @WomenSurgeons
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Residents are telling me they're still being taught old billing rules.
Reminder, since Jan 1, 2023:
🔶 HPI has no strict billing requirements. It simply needs to exist
🔶 Same for physical exam
🔶 ROS is no longer required
🔶 PMH, FH, SH are no longer required
Also a reminder:
Congrats @ASmithMDPhD !! Teach me your ways! @lsusurgerydept is so fortunate to have a rising 🌟
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
We are honored to have Dr. Jake Greenberg from Duke University here this morning at Grand Rounds to discuss the upcoming EPAs for General Surgery residency programs
@DukeHernia @DukeSurgery @DukeSurgRes @EBevierRawls @ValNfonsam @jessicazagory @LanceStuke @LSUGenSurgery
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
We’re so thankful that @DrGarciaAguilar was here today to present on rectal cancer for this year’s Levin Lectureship #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth
@ValNfonsam @EBevierRawls @LSUGenSurgery
💙 talking all things colon health & colon cancer with @TouroInfirmary Amazing Agers! Great morning w/ lots of info and great questions from those in attendance! #coloncancerawarenessmonth @LCMCHealthEdu @LCMCHealth @lsusurgerydept
Today we hosted our Amazing Agers Seminar on colon health. Thank you to our Touro physicians for informing us about preventative screenings & Colorectal Cancer treatments. We also enjoyed a cooking demonstration by Chefs NOLA. #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
Our colorectal surgeon @EBevierRawls on the importance of good prep and regular screenings. Don't wait until you have symptoms!
#ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth @ValNfonsam
In 3 weeks, Elaine Polk went from cancer patient to cancer survivor. In 2022 Elaine was diagnosed with Stage 1 colon cancer. During a 2021 colonoscopy, two polyps were removed without visible signs of cancer. In a year a cancerous mass was discovered. bit.ly/3YP8VWq
A good prep is essential in your colonoscopy! Talk to your physician if it’s time for you to get yours. Most pts start at age 45. #coloncancerawarenessmonth @TouroInfirmary @LCMCHealthEdu @LCMCHealth @lsusurgerydept
In 3 weeks, Elaine Polk went from cancer patient to cancer survivor. In 2022 Elaine was diagnosed with Stage 1 colon cancer. During a 2021 colonoscopy, two polyps were removed without visible signs of cancer. In a year a cancerous mass was discovered. bit.ly/3YP8VWq
Elyse Bevier-Rawls, MD, FACS retweeted
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Today we celebrate Dress in Blue Day to show our support to end colorectal cancer, bring awareness & honor all who are impacted by colorectal cancer. 💙 Learn more about Touro's Digestive Care Services: bit.ly/41KkFwg







































