Upcoming Events
July 18
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
zoom
Women in Medicine Series
Part 3
Opportunities for Women in Medicine
Facilitator: Vasundhara Singh, MD, FACP
Panelists:
Susan Lee, MD, FACP
Camile Gooden, MD, FACP
Sunniya Khan, MD, FACP
July 24
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
zoom
Board Preparation with ACP|MKSAP ® 19 Questions: Part 1
Hosted by NYACP Early Career Physicians Committee
ACP|MKSAP has been the “go -to “source for board review and lifelong learning. Come learn with our own dynamic duo on the latest update in internal medicine using select questions from MKSAP 19. Whether you are studying for your initial ABIM board certification, board recertification, or simply want to stay abreast on the latest and cutting edge update on internal medicine, this session is for you.
July 30
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
zoom
Board Preparation with ACP|MKSAP ® 19 Questions: Part 2
Hosted by NYACP Early Career Physicians Committee
ACP|MKSAP has been the “go -to “source for board review and lifelong learning. Come learn with our own dynamic duo on the latest update in internal medicine using select questions from MKSAP 19. Whether you are studying for your initial ABIM board certification, board recertification, or simply want to stay abreast on the latest and cutting edge update on internal medicine, this session is for you.
July 31
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
zoom
Small Feedings of the Soul: Readings and Reflections
Explore the practice of medicine through shared experiences! Come for discussion, camaraderie, and to meet authors of select pieces from 'On Being A Doctor'. Please note, this event is not recorded.
July's Theme: TBA
Readings and Guest Authors
Alligator Hands by Dr. Jessi Gold
Birds by Dr. River Lerner
Facilitated by: Nandini Anandu, MD, FACP
Program Directors: Nandini Anandu, MD, FACP, Lynn Cleary, MD, MACP, and Cori Salvit, MD, FACP
August 3, 2024
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Central Park
Pilgrim Hill area
BTWN E 72nd & E 73rd Streets
Let's Pedal Together
Hosted by NYACP Manhattan District with the help of the NYACP Climate Change Task Force
Come join NYACP's Manhattan District hosted Bike Fun-Ride Event and bring your family and friends! Saturday, August 3rd, from 11:00am to 3:00pm. Meet at Pilgrim Hill (between East 72nd and 73rd Streets) in NYC’s Central Park at 11:00am and “gear up” for an enjoyable (two-hour) bike ride. We are partnering with NYACP's Climate Change Task Force and Well Being Committee to provide a climate awareness activity as well. After the ride, stick around for some well-deserved refreshments and networking.
sept 24
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
zoom
Listening to Taylor Swift—How We Tell Stories About Trauma: A Narrative Medicine Reflection on Trauma Informed Care
Sponsored by the NYACP Well Being Committee
Daniel Pomerantz,
MD, FACP
Megan Gerber, MD, FACP
Join us for an engaging and reflective session using two of Taylor Swift’s songs to explore experiencing or witnessing trauma and its lasting impact. This session will examine how we communicate about trauma and how it shapes our feelings and relationships.
It is open to anyone interested in exploring clinical experience through the medium of popular music. There are no prerequisites. You need no prior knowledge of music theory or popular culture (i.e. Taylor Swift trivia/“lore”). No prior writing experience is required.
Close Listening and Discussion:
We'll begin with an analysis of the songs "Epiphany" from Folklore and "Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve" from Midnights (3am Edition). Our discussion will focus on how the songs tell stories about and reflect on recent and remote traumatic experiences.
Reflective Writing and Sharing:
After our discussion, participants will engage in a reflective writing exercise. We will have time for interested writers to share their reflections with the group.
This session will not be recorded.
Oct. 25, 2024
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Westchester Marriott
670 White Plains road
Tarrytown, NY
Women in Medicine Series Part 4: Personal Branding
Your personal brand is authentic and rooted in integrity. It reflects your values, ethics, and commitment to excellence in healthcare. By staying true to yourself and your mission, you create a lasting legacy that inspires others to follow in your footsteps.