Internal Medicine PGY-1 at @TuftsMedicalCtr | SKMC MD 2024 | dog mom 🐶 | she/her
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Officially the first physician in my family! So thankful for the unwavering support from my family and friends. Honored and humbled to be Michelle Schafer, MD 😊
Absolutely thrilled to have matched at @TuftsMedicalCtr for internal medicine residency!!! #Match2024 🥳💙🤗
I matched into internal medicine!!! So grateful and excited 🥳💕 #Match2024
Check out this paper investigating outcomes in postmenopausal women post-liver transplant. Happy to have been apart of this team!
Really thrilled to have been able to publish this project on liver transplants in post menopausal women, who are more likely than men to have NASH, greater weight gain, and more non-cardiac complications sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Hi! My name is Michelle and I am so excited to be applying internal medicine for #match2024 with interests in GI, hepatology, pulmonary and critical care! (a little undecided bc I love it all 😊) Looking forward to connecting! A little about me…
I’m from Ithaca, NY, and am a @penn_state alum! I also love to run (with my dogs! 🐶), play soccer ⚽️, listen to music 🎶 and eat ice cream 🍦and my favorite hobby of them all: chatting with friends 🗣️
Last poster presentation for #DDW2023 ☑️
Loved being able to talk about this project with people from all over the country (and around the world!) @ResearchAtJeff
Great to also support my friend and mentee @DarrenDrittel present as well! She’s an MS3 with interests in GI and geriatrics, and she’s new to twitter 🤗
First time in Chicago (peak the bean!) and first time at #DDW ! Excited for another day of listening to posters, lectures and meeting GI enthusiasts! Next up: 12:30pm poster presentation on COVID and the impact on liver transplantion!
Starting my inpatient medicine sub-i on Monday! I'm so excited to be on the service for GI and Liver conditions. Looking for any suggestions for resources common inpatient management of these conditions!
Enjoyed working with Dr. Khan and the rest of the team to explore the intricacies of biochemistry and pathophysiology across different organ systems! Take a look!
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Michelle Schafer, MD retweeted
Shuji Mitsuhashi, fantastic @TJUHospital resident, presents our work on CDI and IBD
✅ No difference in risk for rCDI in IBD pts tx with med dose (250 mg) and high dose (500mg) versus low dose (125 mg) vanco
✅ biologic use did not increase risk for rCDI
#ACG2022 #ibd
Michelle Schafer, MD retweeted
Thank you Dr. Michael Englesbe @MIsurgclerkship for a superb Lady Grace Revere Osler #GrandRounds Lecture ▶️ jdc.jefferson.edu/surgerygr/…
Presented by @JEFFsurgery & @GibbonSurgSoc
ALT Dr. Michael Englesbee (center) with leaders of the Gibbon Surgical Society of Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
Grateful to @GibbonSurgSoc and @JEFFsurgery for the opportunity to present a rare disease and discuss effectiveness of liver transplantation!
Thank you to our MS3s - @PonziniF, @_m_schafer, & Rich West - who presented cases at this year's Lady Grace Revere Osler Lecture this past Thursday @JEFFsurgery!
We so enjoyed hosting Dr. Michael Englesbe @MIsurgclerkship as our Lady Grace Revere Osler Lecturer at @TJUHospital.
Today’s Interclerkship day of lectures focused on bias in medicine. I found this thread to be an important expansion of some of the topics that were discussed today
Sent home early on neuro today and used it to fix my sandals that my dog thought were a toy. Putting my recently learned suturing skills to good use!
Michelle Schafer, MD retweeted
Thank you @clallas, @JEFFUrology, and Jefferson Health Design Lab for all their help on this project! I’m excited to share the impact of our patient-specific 3D-printed kidney models:
The use of individualized 3D-printed models on trainee and patient education, and surgical planning for robotic partial nephrectomies
🆓🔗rdcu.be/cQ630
'3D models are effective learning tools'
