@HamiltonMorrin Omg no doubt the cutest (and clearly smartest) baby around
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⭐ Rhys Dore ⭐
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⭐ Rhys Dore ⭐
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NIHR ACF & SpR in Clinical Genetics @KingsCollegeLon @gsttNHS Rare Diseases 🦓 RNA 🧬 Bioinformatics 💻 @UKYoungAcademy @eshg_young he/him 🏳️🌈 ✊🏾
Canary Wharf, London Katılım Mart 2009
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Today was my first day back at work. Whilst it was a little bittersweet, I was beyond delighted to see that my wonderful @IoPPN_NREG colleagues had gotten my daughter the most incredible onesie 🧠
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Now available online the August episode of GenePod! Learn more about how Rhys Dore and his team gathered patients with variants in ELFN1 from around the world bit.ly/4lxRNzH
Genetics in Medicine@GIMJournal
Neurogenetics alert! Biallelic loss of function variants in ELFN1 cause a neurodevelopmental disorder with DD/ID, seizures and movement disorder. bit.ly/4lLrZ46 @rhysdore
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Neurogenetics alert! Biallelic loss of function variants in ELFN1 cause a neurodevelopmental disorder with DD/ID, seizures and movement disorder. bit.ly/4lLrZ46 @rhysdore
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On behalf of the @eshg_young community we would like to thank the outgoing ESHG-Young Committee members Mridul Johari, @DeliaSabaudoc and @RaquelGFSilva for their contributions, time and energy you’ve invested. We look forward to collaboration in the future! #ESHG2025 🧬🧬🧬
Raquel Gouveia Silva@RaquelGFSilva
It was a pleasure to work with you#ending my term#@eshg_young Always for the Young generations A huge past and a brilliant future for this team! ✨ Milan 2025
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Rhys Dore discussing human synonymous codon variation in multivalent coding regions #CGS2025 @clingensoc
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@Dr_DeanS obvs annoying to pay upfront but this should be covered by the study budget, esp if UK based? some trusts will also cover the poster printing costs
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Chuffed! My 5th consecutive mentee receiving a well-deserved Oxford medicine offer via @TargetOxbridge 💯
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Another year, another absolutely exceptional mentee from @TargetOxbridge receiving their well-deserved place to study medicine at Oxford 🥳
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On my way to Liverpool for #Lab24.
Looking to connect with health policy folks, particularly in health inequalities or secondary care delivery 🤓
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finally September and of course the first thing I did today was order a pumpkin spice latte
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@EISSEM Mostly sporadic, but inheritance is possible (with unaffected mother as her pathogenic variant may be paternally inherited & silenced, or even things like balanced translocations or gonadal mosaicism). Simple info: angelman.org/what-is-as/gen… Complex info: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1144/
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Would genetics buffs agree (I literally just revised this and was very confused as I'm literal)... You get Angelman Syndrome *because* of mom.. But not *from* mom. The Chr15 is zoinked (accidentally methylayed/deletion) "from" implies she has a syndrome... But its de novo yes?
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@doctor_dru_ enjoy working with children, prefer the rare stuff, fulfilled by good discussion not quick fixes, engaged in ethical debate, research-orientated, no nights/weekends, minimal practical skills, penchant for ivory towers -> clinical genetics (chose over paeds metabolic, no regrets)
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@EISSEM I'm sure you could have. That's annoying, I believe the Brighton gum posts are very competitive so I doubt it's due to any deficit on your behalf. Good luck with any other applications though!
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@rhysdore I think I absolutely could have done it but aomdone scored a bit higher at interview. Competitiveness for these jobs is now just insane. You'd think with a DTM&H and 4 months HIV experience I'd walk into an SHO job. Not so! But the feedback was very kind.
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I have an interview (finally! Praise the lord) for an HIV/GUM Clinical Fellow job in Brighton
1. How do I prepare?!
2. Am I a non-UK candidate if I have settled status but not citizenship?
3. Can one discuss salary? "£37,068 - £57,570 Grade ST3-5 (cons said also suitable F3, F4)
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So delighted to say I passed my viva/defence yesterday and am now Dr Prakash! Still sinking in! @oiioxford
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@EISSEM I ran this clinic as an F2 a while ago, back then they clearly didn't expect much experience. Mixture of URTIs, social related concerns, and then more complex things who are either planned attendees or if not I'd typically check with the on call consultant who is just upstairs.
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4. "dependent on experience staff HIV emergency clinics"
What level of experience/skills do you need to staff HIV emergency clinics? Am F3 w/DTM&H & 6/12 South Africa-- don't wanna undersell myself OR work above competency.
THANK YOU Medtwitter!! May be CDForce be with you
GIF
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Band 9 for a PA?
I thought PAs didn’t get pay progression and therefore needed to be paid £11000 more than doctors from the start. 🤔
This PA will earn more than consultant doctors who trained for 20+ years.
@NHSE_WTE once again showing how little they value doctors
@medicalmodelwithabriochebun@medicalmodelbri
TPD Physician Associate job BAND 9 @NHSE_WTE are actively working against @RCPhysicians @parthaskar @Dr_S_Parker @TheBMA work in slowing down the pace and scale and setting scope nationally for each speciality . beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba…
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@pepemac27 @Dr_DeanS also in the latter and did it in ST1 and was very happy to have it out the way / allowed time to focus on other things as my specific interests became increasingly developed
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@Dr_DeanS There are a number of approaches to this. Some will say "do it when you're ready to be a reg and not a minute before", some will advise to get it out of the way as soon as possible.
I was in the latter and did it in the June of ST1, and don't regret it at all. 1/
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