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Hey #path2path #PathMatch22 applicants! Thinking about your rank list and wondering what📍Rochester, Minnesota is like?
In a word, beautiful 😍
A 🧵 for those who won’t get a chance to visit us this #virtual interview season! @MayoClinicPath @MayoClinic
In a word, beautiful 😍
A 🧵 for those who won’t get a chance to visit us this #virtual interview season! @MayoClinicPath @MayoClinic
Just to get it out of the way…
YES, it gets cold here 🥶❄️ Yes, it snows 🌨
But as someone who grew up in the desert ➡️ and then lived in TX 🤠 ➡️ if I can handle it, you definitely can too! (Just need to get yourself some good gear🧥🥾 - I’ve got suggestions!)
YES, it gets cold here 🥶❄️ Yes, it snows 🌨
But as someone who grew up in the desert ➡️ and then lived in TX 🤠 ➡️ if I can handle it, you definitely can too! (Just need to get yourself some good gear🧥🥾 - I’ve got suggestions!)
If you don’t want to go outside in the winter, Mayo Clinic & Rochester have tunnels & sky bridges connecting the med center w downtown, including from the parking ramps to the hospital 🏥
But personally, I’m excited for outdoor activities like snowshoeing & cross-country skiing!
But personally, I’m excited for outdoor activities like snowshoeing & cross-country skiing!
🤩I am constantly marveled by the endless ways in which we #Pathology and #LabMedicine, can use Twitter to engage, share, support & learn from each other. Here is the link to my presentation that celebrates the unlimited opportunities to harness Twitter👉🏽
bit.ly/39kA627
bit.ly/39kA627
Like the #SolarEclipse that occurred in August 2017, to me, Twitter has been a community wide experience of marveling a visual process that can create a burst of awe at an organic velocity. It's really exciting to be engaged in this global experience.
#AcademicTwitter is using Twitter at the University and Research setting to teach. It has wide range benefits and I recommend reading the following article written by @soragnilab and @Aiims1742 published in @nature that describes this phenomenon. doi.org/10.1038/s41568…
