Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington

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Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington

Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington

@JB_Arrington

Professional who uses medical, scientific, and business knowledge to improve healthcare outcomes.

Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington
I would just like to thank @MOHELA for being my student aid servicer - every single time I have called in, their representatives have been the utmost kindest and insanely knowledgeable people I could have hoped for. Just got off of the phone with them and wanted to express this.
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Rich@HarknessRi64787·
@KSLcom Oh God hear the words from my mouth another to do masonic handshakes and secret combinations in the Mormon cult temple. I need to keep practicing my masonic handshakes and secret combinations! The father of lies stirreth up the children of men unto secret combinations, 2 Ne. 9:9.
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Acyn@Acyn·
Baier: She never finished her residency and doesn't currently have an active medical license. RFK JR: She was top of her medical class at Stanford. During her residency, she won every award that she can win. She walked away from traditional medicine because she was not curing patients
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salaryDr@SalaryDr·
At a high level, you will take on $300k and have 8 years of training, 4 of which are unpaid and the other 4+ you are making $60-70k. During those 8 years based on that income you will likely not even be paying enough on your student loans (if you’re making any payment at all) to even decrease the principal balance. At $300k at 7% interest your loans grow at $21k each year.
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Real Doc Speaks@realdocspeaks·
There are more factors than financial involved. Here are a few other issues: • Lenght of training time is too long, we lose our twenties and half of our thirties • Expanding administrative hassles • Declining public respect • Loss of autonomy • Forced to use terrible software and function as a data entry clerk • Stress on family life And many more!
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salaryDr@SalaryDr·
The med school boom is over. From a peak of 80K applicants in 2021, we’re down to 65K in 2024 — a 19% drop.🔻 Fewer people want to be doctors. Burnout, debt, and broken healthcare are catching up. Medicine isn’t the dream it used to be.
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Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington@JB_Arrington·
@SalaryDr I'm career pivoting from healthcare administration to become a physician. People are telling me I'm making a financial mistake, and I reply, "If I was doing it for the money, I'd stay in business". I definitely understand people running from this profession, but I feel the call!
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Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington@JB_Arrington·
Surprised and elated to have just grabbed this from the mail! Thank you for the warm welcome, @ACLMinfo ! I look forward to being part of the community and contributing in this next chapter of my career. #MedTwitter #law
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Dr. Rick Pescatore
Dr. Rick Pescatore@Rick_Pescatore·
I’m “just” a DO. In some circles, that’s still a slur. At certain Philly academic centers, you feel it. In residencies that quietly exclude us, you see it. But here’s the truth nobody tells you: The system didn’t make me. It tried to break me.
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Brent
Brent@brent_e_trader·
@Rick_Pescatore I’m allopathic, trained at an allopathic residency and the attending who was my personal role model as a physician is a DO. Post-nominal letters go only so far. You can’t hold down high quality people.
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Dan Fuentes@FixnBones·
@generalorthomd Enter “Ortho UrgentCare.” We opened ours 10+ yrs ago. Massive savings to our community/patients w/specialist on-site care. UC’s, if managed properly, can be excellent.
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Very General Orthopaedist
Very General Orthopaedist@generalorthomd·
An urgent care referred a carpenter with a splinter in his hand to me. It was removed with tweezers. Referred a laceration to the ED for sutures. Referred wrist fractures to the ED for splinting. These places offer very little value to many patients.
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Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington@JB_Arrington·
@Rick_Pescatore It has taken me a lot longer to get my career going because of this exact sentiment. I've been to 99% of my kids' dances and sports... every day that goes by as I approach 40 I get more grateful I've delayed my training for them.
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Dr. Rick Pescatore
Dr. Rick Pescatore@Rick_Pescatore·
If I could tell my younger self one thing: The patients will still be there. The charts. The cases. The shifts. But your daughter only has one first grade recital. One moment where she scans the crowd for you. Be there to catch her eye— and mouth, “I’m so proud of you.”
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Alexandra Cooper, DO, MS
Alexandra Cooper, DO, MS@A_Sapp12·
Ever been trapped in a hospital stairwell for 15 minutes because your badge got deactivated and you had no way of getting out… because that’s how my day started
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Joseph Bart Venâncio Arrington@JB_Arrington·
@Rick_Pescatore I think it's interesting how all of the people with ED experience agree with your take and those who seem to not have it complained. Also sheds some insight to me, inadvertently, how interesting it is that hospitals give so (too?) much credence to PressGaney surveys.
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Dr. Rick Pescatore
Dr. Rick Pescatore@Rick_Pescatore·
You ask me why I’m slow to act when the patient’s crashing, why I walk instead of run. You say “Shouldn’t we be doing more?” Here’s what I’ve learned, and why I don’t reach for the epinephrine first. A thread for young docs:
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