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Mashup Score: 5
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons has developed an expert consensus document outlining a framework for a standardized national robotic curriculum.
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Mashup Score: 1Fall 2024 | STS - 1 month(s) ago
As the healthcare landscape evolves, understanding compensation trends in cardiothoracic surgery is more important than ever. STS urges members to participate in the second annual compensation survey, now open. I have enjoyed the late arrival of Fall with the warm days of summer spilling into September. Michigan is finally experiencing some crispness in the air with Fall colors brightening the landscape. I hope you are enjoying Autumn with your family and friends. There is a lot of buzz within the STS as
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In the most recent issue of STS News, our members-only quarterly digital magazine, learn about recent achievements and new roles that Drs. Goya Raikar and Ian Bostock have taken on. Read now: https://t.co/CgQfg8Vx9P #CTsurgery #CTCareers https://t.co/xj0SRBYz5y
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Mashup Score: 10#164, S4: The Science of Failing Well | STS - 5 month(s) ago
Harvard Business School professor and researcher of psychological safety, Amy Edmondson, explains the difference between good and bad failures and how to think about and practice failure wisely. She shares examples of how people and organizations can embrace human fallibility, pursue smart risks, and prevent avoidable harm.
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It’s a new Resilient Surgeon season! In this episode, hear from @HarvardHBS Professor @AmyCEdmondson about the difference between good and bad failures and how to practice failure wisely. Listen now: https://t.co/Dx7JZYxJTd #CTSurgery #CTCareers https://t.co/L9qACm3TVx
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Mashup Score: 0
As physicians, we spend the first half of our adult lives being told to always say yes. The goal is to build that CV so you can make it to the next step. Set a foundation to show you have potential and you’ll get accepted to medical school. Show academic, research, and leadership promise to land that coveted residency spot.
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Surgeons spend much of their careers being a "yes" person to advance their careers, which can lead to burnout and stress. In this blog by Dr. @BrianMitzman, learn how to establish reasonable boundaries while boosting your career. #CTSurgery #CTCareers https://t.co/CtklVvPxnz https://t.co/npN6UyjBLi
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Mashup Score: 8
In a bid to foster professional development and guidance for aspiring cardiothoracic surgeons, The Society of Thoracic Surgeons has unveiled a unique mentorship program tailored for medical students and residents.
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STS has expanded its mentorship program to match medical students with CT surgery residents & fellows. The initiative, created with @ThoracicStudent, bridges the gap between seasoned professionals and the next generation of surgeons. #CTsurgery #CTCareers https://t.co/nsvha6DqWX https://t.co/5BEnrdy3JB
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Mashup Score: 15Building a Practice in the Community | STS - 8 month(s) ago
“Jack of all trades, master of none, though oftentimes better than a master of one.”
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In this blog article, Dr. Heather Palomino of @GrandStrand_SC offers advice to early career CT surgeons on building a referral pattern, prioritizing patient selection, and knowing when to say no. #CTSurgery #CTCareers https://t.co/XmQXX8ibPz https://t.co/IiVPXi7FTP
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Mashup Score: 10The Cost of Changing Jobs | STS - 10 month(s) ago
Cardiothoracic surgeons often are faced with desirable opportunities to change institutions. Melanie Edwards, MD, a member of the STS Career Development Communications Task Force explains, it’s important to take your time weighing the pros and cons. The worst thing you can do is get swept up in the moment and make a decision too quickly.
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In this blog article, Dr. Melanie Edwards (@medwards_md) of @IHACares writes about the true impact of a career move, examining both the direct and indirect benefits, such as career growth, job satisfaction, and family. #CTSurgery #CTCareers https://t.co/7h7HM0iJBY https://t.co/Uf2vmGKpFD
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A paper recently published in @annalsthorsurg by STS member surgeons outlines a framework for a standardized national robotic curriculum to help ensure trainees are well-prepared to perform complex robotic procedures. Read more here: https://t.co/3s4pusfuZV #CTsurgery #CTcareers https://t.co/TfU0Y3hj7I