Michael Ioerger, MD, PhD, MPH, CSCS, ACE-FNS

We can accelerate the pace of change & diversification in health care by centering the development of our young people as critical thinkers & leaders. Learn more about how the @POWERSkillsLab is accomplishing this. Listen to the recoding: m.youtube.com/watch?v=nst499…

Most of my updates are now on Instagram - follow me there to stay in the loop. instagram.com/miwellnesscons…

I am excited to announce I am now publicly open to accepting new clients! This includes medical clients in Ohio and non-medical wellness and performance coaching clients in the broader US. Learn more about my services, values, and impact: miwellnessconsulting.com

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friend of mine was murdered by police. for stealing from a Walmart and running into the woods. Police followed him into the woods and shot him.

Reconciliation is not Justice. Reconciliation does not fund Indigenous Peoples to have dedicated time to learn our languages (like resources given to the French language). Reconciliation does not give our #LandBack. It does not rebuild our Nations dismantled through 🇨🇦 law.

Check out our new special issue review investigating ideas around Indigenizing Cardiac Rehabilitation 🫀 We explore ways in which rehabilitation programs and care can be culturally adapted to be safer and more effective for Indigenous patients. @CJCJournals @UBCmedicine

On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay it is important to celebrate the diversity of Indigenous cultures, recognize our resilience, & learn about our history. We encourage everyone to show support, amplify Indigenous voices, & honour Indigenous cultures, traditions, & contributions!

I routinely hug my patients. The Nehiyô medical system is based in love, sahkitowin ❤️ In western medicine that may be “unprofessional” or crossing a boundary. In Nehiyawewin this is not a pastahowin (crossing a boundary), but part of being human with another human in need.

It is pretty cool seeing one of my education projects (#4) featured in the New England Journal of Medicine. 😊

Queer youth are brave, beautiful, & revolutionary in their joy. They deserve to bring the unique medicine they carry into adulthood & beyond. ✨ We MUST remain diligent as accomplices to these young queer relatives this Pride month and always because they ARE our future. ✊🏽🏳️‍🌈🪶

Pride month is celebrated in June every year as a tribute to those who were involved in the Stonewall riots on June 28, 1969. Whether you are part of the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community or an ally, there are ways to show support during the month-long celebration. #UnitedWeShine

The @AnishNation recognizes that many gifts have been given to us by the Creator, including specific gifts to 2SLGBTQQIA+; and that the voice of Anishinabek 2SLGBTQQIA+ needs to be represented at the political level. The Anishinabek Nation resolution: anishinabek.ca/wp-content/upl…

June is #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth! Let's honour and celebrate Indigenous peoples and our cultures, histories, and contributions. Learn more through the free "Indigenous Canada" online course offered by the University of Alberta: uab.ca/indigenous-can…

@MariahGraceArt I don't have great advice other than just try to stay focused on the number of inpatient days you have left being finite. That is the main way I have tried to cope with it. It just takes so much out of me every time. You are definitely not alone in feeling the way you do.

Tw suicidal ideation I am the most suicidal I have ever been. I don’t want to go to inpatient. I need advice or words of encouragement if anyone has any. I don’t know what to do.

Today has been a really rough reminder that as a Black Woman, we experience medical training so differently. And the worst part is it’s very indirect and subtle. It’s not an explicit difference most of the time, but it’s palpable.

The hardest part about being a med student is there’s no pause button. We’re told to take care of ourselves and take the time we need, but the culture of medicine forces you to compartmentalize and “carry-on business as usual”. It’s so distressing to experience and witness.

White people think about fiduciary responsibility very differently than Black & Indigenous people.

One of the most frustrating facts about life is that it really just goes on?? Like how are there people so unaffected by tragic news?? Like today is just another day when it’s absolutely not??

I am tired of losing our young people. I am tired of our young people, community members, and elders having to repeatedly grieve.

Join us on Tuesday, 2/20/24 at 12PM for this month's @OhioStateMed MSGR speaker, @sofiambaena (M3)! Register here: forms.gle/srCjp8owEtfknu…

hey med twitter and @OhioStateMed community! it’s been a minute since I’ve tweeted but wanted to share my passion project with you all. join us next tuesday for MSGR!!