#nymed

[msafricandoc]

I love watching Hopkins. One of my favorite documentary series, along with Boston Med and NY Med. I love that the physicians that tell their stories on these shows are so diverse. One of the surgeons in the Hopkins docu-series is Dr. Quinones-Hinojosa, who came to the U.S. as an undocumented immigrant. 20 years later, he's gone to UC Berkeley, Harvard, UCSF, and is now a renowned neurosurgeon. #successstory #ilooklikeasurgeon #hopkins #bostonmed #nymed #premed

[pinkfluffglitterati-blog]

as i'm reviewing for the nclex-rn x nyc, i'm finally starting my #tvmarathon on #nymed... i wanna be a new york nurse! omg... #nyc #nursing #nurse (at West End, Vancouver)

[nymedshow]

"I've long known the incredible spirit and compassion of NewYork-Presbyterian’s doctors, nurses and staff, but NY Med provided an opportunity to share it with the rest of the world.

On NY Med, cameras followed patients and their families in some of their darkest moments. We saw the vulnerabilities and uncertainty that come with sickness, the power of the human spirit and the undeniable truth that everyone wants to feel cared for and loved.

For more than three decades, I've seen firsthand that Amazing Things Are Happening at NewYork-Presbyterian; it’s been wonderful watching millions of others discover it as well.”

- Dr. Robert E. Kelly, M.D. 

[nymedshow]

Here's to a great season highlighting many medical successes. #NYMed. 

[nymedshow]

#ThingsWeLearned from #NYMed: Partner with a doctor and work together towards recovery.

Share your learnings with us and don't miss the #NYMed finale tonight!

[nymedshow]

#ThingsWeLearned from #NYMed: A positive attitude will take you far.

What have you learned from NY Med? Don't miss the NY Med finale TOMORROW!

[nymedshow]

#ThingsWeLearned from #NYMed: Cherish time with family.

Don't miss the finale in two days! 

[nymedshow]

"Cancer necessitates a deeper level of physician engagement and the creation of a strong doctor-patient relationship. This was a driving force in my decision to choose oncology.

The science of oncology is exciting now. We are in the era of personalized medicine - tailoring a specific treatment plan for a specific type of cancer. New insights and clinical trials allow me to offer patients promising therapies. That’s what keeps me going and helps me deal with the challenges facing patients with cancer."

-Dr. Allyson Ocean Medical Oncologist Center for Advanced Digestive Care at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center