Yaser Valiuddin

First of the season @RadiologyACR DR Journal club in the books! Thank you to everyone who attended tonight, where @BrentWeinberg and @TsionAssaye had a great discussion and presentation surrounding their paper on BT-RADS @YaserValiuddin @DO_Radiology #futureradres

🚨⏰Register for a pretty rad club 😎 pages.acr.org/Medical-Studen… Tomorrow! Support our #MedStudent peer @TsionAssaye as she presents work by @BrentWeinberg on the impact of 🧠MRI structured reporting on management by multidisciplinary tumor boards. #futureradres #MedTwitter

@Jordan_Mackner @RadiologyACR @ArunMurugesanMD @bryantdchang Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled that you enjoyed the inaugural @RadiologyACR Research Fair. It was a pleasure to organize and host. Stay tuned for more exciting events in the future!

The first-annual @RadiologyACR research fair was so excellent! Perfect length, broad topics covered, and very pertinent info from those at JACR for conducting research. Congrats to all the presenters today and to all the great hosts @YaserValiuddin @ArunMurugesanMD @bryantdchang

@PamelaWoodardp @RadiologyACR @ACRRFS @bryantdchang @ArunMurugesanMD @JamesIheke @gloriajang @AvikSom @oterocobo Thank you! We are honored to have you speak at the inaugural @RadiologyACR @ACRRFS Virtual Research Fair. Your insights and expertise truly enriched the event, and we're glad you enjoyed the presentations. We appreciate your kind words and look forward to future collaborations!

Delighted to participate in the inaugural @RadiologyACR @ACRRFS Virtual Research Fair - thanks for inviting me! Excellent presentations @YaserValiuddin @bryantdchang @ArunMurugesanMD @JamesIheke @gloriajang @AvikSom @oterocobo and many others whose Twitter handles I don’t have!

📢📢Tomorrow! Join @RadiologyACR Medical Student Subcommittee for our first-ever Virtual Research Fair. Still time to register ➡️ pages.acr.org/Virtualresearc… Hosted by ➡️@ArunMurugesanMD @YaserValiuddin @bryantdchang

@ArunMurugesan @bryantdchang @DO_Radiology @ACRRFS @JACRJournal @SahilP31 @NatashaMongaMD @Tina__Shehata @erina_quinn @HammadM2021 @Youssef16931 @raj_mohanka @AwanRad

Virtual research fair for #MedStudents is happening tomorrow, June 3rd! Attendees will have the opportunity to get more involved with the field of radiology and learn more about publishing from @JACRJournal Editorial Board members. bit.ly/3IxE779

Virtual research fair for #MedStudents is happening on June 3rd! Attendees will have the opportunity to get more involved with the field of radiology and learn more about publishing from @JACRJournal Editorial Board members. bit.ly/3IxE779

Calling all medical students! 📢 Want to volunteer with @RadiologyACR? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️ Apply now for leadership positions in the @ACRRFS Medical Student Subcommittee! You can also sign up for Rad Reserves for more volunteering opportunities! #futureradres #radiology Links in the thread ⬇️

What is the clinical impact and generalizability of a computer-assisted diagnostic tool to risk-stratify lung nodules with CT? We'll talk more during our next #MedStudent Journal Club. Join us! bit.ly/3zveSgW @ArunMurugesan_ @YaserValiuddin @bryantdchang @Jordan_Mackner

NEW VIDEO- UNMATCHED to MATCHED and the Gap Year- Everything You Need to Know! youtube.com/watch?v=F0OBxX…. #MedTwitter #MedEd @mahad_minhas @skeletalrad @futureradres @TheRadRoom @FuturePedsRes @FutureAnesRes @InternalMed_Res @FamilyMed_app @FutureGenSurg @HammadM2021

The ACR Medical Student Subcommittee is pleased to announce our next #MedStudent Journal Club! We invite you to join us on Thursday, April 13! bit.ly/3zsZamx

🚨 It's back!! 🚨 @RadiologyACR #MedStudent Journal Club is happening soon & we're talking lung nodule diagnostics. Save your spot 👉 bit.ly/3Kx2Bza 👈 @ArunMurugesan_ @YaserValiuddin @bryantdchang @Jordan_Mackner

AI 🤝 Risk Stratification Join us on April 13th at 8pm for our next ACR #MedStudent Journal Club! We'll be discussing the clinical impact and generalizability of a computer-assisted diagnostic tool to risk-stratify lung nodules with CT Register here: bit.ly/3zsZamx

While submitting an abstract for an educational exhibit for a meeting like @RSNA put some serious work into the 5-key slides to increases the odds for acceptance. #RSNA23 Full video link - youtu.be/KZFxvZ-cVMs

Registration is now open for the @RadiologyACR 2023 annual meeting and 100 year anniversary celebration. Lots of great events, including @DGlaucomflecken as the Moreton Lecturer! acr.org/Lifelong-Learn…

If you matched, congratulations. Now, DO NOT USE your home address and personal number for anything license/provider number related. Use your hospital’s, this will be public info. Thanks for coming to my TED talk

Long rant about the transition from med school to intern year: Most of you got your last loan disbursement a couple months ago, you’re waiting to find out where you’re moving, and the moment you find out where you’re matched, you’re going to be inundated with all sorts of information, financial, and otherwise. It’s going to be okay. 😊 Financial information includes compensation, rules for paid time off, sick days, your start date, including orientation week. Employee benefits information will be supplied at some point, sooner than later hopefully. that information includes your health insurance options, associated health savings accounts, or flexible spending accounts, if applicable, retirement account information, including whether or not your employer will match a percentage of your salary into your account if you also contribute. You’ll have to stretch whatever savings you can and then fill in the rest with either help from others or in many cases taking out additional loans through residency relocation loans or credit cards. Some credit cards offer a 0% interest for 12 months, that’s a great option if you can make a plan to pay it off within a year. The main key to figuring out money between now and the end of July is to write out all of your expenses, every single one. Not just moving truck and apartment deposit, which of course are really big. But just living. Living is expensive and it’s important to try to estimate what it’s gonna cost you to live between now and when you start getting paid so that you can prepare as well as possible with either savings or debt options. Decisions about your federal student loans do not have to begin to be made until after you graduate, and really after your school has updated your status with the national registry as not “in school”. It is after that point that you can consider doing a federal loan consolidation application to get PSLF qualifying payment started as early as August. (studentaid.gov login) That application will allow you to also choose one of the income, driven repayment plans, including the new modified REPAYE. I venture to say the majority of people should seriously consider that option. You get a measure of interest reductions, as well as the choice of filing your taxes separately, assuming you are married, to keep the payment as low as possible. If you don’t think you’ll go for PSLF, you don’t have to feel compelled to do a loan consolidation, instead, you can just wait until the early fall to pick an income driven repayment plan, again, REPAYE, through your loan servicer. And then after six months from graduation, your payments will begin. This, of course is assuming that the payment pause will, in fact end this summer. Nobody has any idea about that. Any private loans need to be factored in as a monthly expense. It would be good to revisit how you plan to pay these off, be it in a couple of years, or really stretched out to several years. The important thing is to put debt management on auto pilot so that you can live, have what you need, and be able to focus on your training. Make it your aim, fast or slow, to build up three months worth of expenses. This will be your emergency fund. Seriously, consider disability insurance, - message me if you’d like a recommendation. Investing (403(b) thru work or Roth) is important, but not urgent. If all the above are taken care of, aim to match employer contributions into the 403(b) retirement account, and if that is not offered, you can put in up to $6500 per year into a Roth IRA. Everything will be okay. 😊 More to come later. Do you like or hate this style of writing here?