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"To be or not to be?" What could be more strange on a medical school curriculum than a theater training course? The authors of this study in Medical Humanities innovatively...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Thanks to Dr. David Duong and Dr. Najm Haqu (UCSF) for letting me cross-post their amazing instructional video on the “EM Eye Exam”. These videos were made for the purpose...
Michelle Lin, MD |
In many academic Emergency Departments, there are “off-service” or non-EM residents rotating in the department. They are sometimes invited to the EM residency conference series for the month. Often...
Michelle Lin, MD |
So, I volunteered to give a talk for the UCSF Office of Graduate Medical Education WAAAAY back in early 2010 on “There’s an App for That: Key Smart Phone...
Michelle Lin, MD |
I often get asked by my advisees: “In my residency interview, what should I talk about or do to make myself more competitive?” To help you demystify the interview process,...
Michelle Lin, MD |
How awesome would it be if there were EM residency programs at the University of Washington and UCSF-SF General Hospital?! This has been the question for decades. In 2006, I...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Residency interview season is quickly approaching! Unique to the field of EM, letters of recommendations from EM faculty are written on a standardized form. The Standardized Letter of Recommendation (SLOR),...
Michelle Lin, MD |
The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) holds its annual meeting at various U.S. metropolitan cities. This year, it is going to be at Boston in June 1-5, 2011. It...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Thanks to one of our residents, Hangyul, I just recently learned about a hilarious comic strip series called Scutmonkey Comics in the blog The Underwear Drawer. It is side-splitting funny.
Michelle Lin, MD |
What was your first clinical clerkship rotation? Oddly, I started my third year with a sub-internship rotation on the Burn/Plastics service as my first rotation. Not sure how that happened…...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Do you have medical students rotating in your Emergency Department? Are they allowed to document in the medical record? Charting in the medical record is the cornerstone of clinical communication....
Michelle Lin, MD |
Think back to your college years. Remember those premed courses that you had to take? Biology, chemistry, physics… oh my. How helpful were these in your preparation for medical school...
Michelle Lin, MD |
How do evaluate medical students and residents, who are rotating through your Emergency Department? Do you have a structured framework for assessing their competencies? Have you heard of the RIME...
Michelle Lin, MD |
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