Family man, Razorback fan, Trauma Critical Care Pharmacist, PGY-1 RPD ➡️ PGY-2 Critical Care RPD
Winter Park, FL
Joined July 2012
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Brandon Hobbs, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM retweeted
What a great night celebrating Cape as the “Fighter of the Game” So fortunate and blessed 🙏🏻
Brandon Hobbs, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM retweeted
🚨🚨PGY-1s interested in PGY2 Critical Care? Take 📝 and come talk with me and my residents about opportunities at a Level I Trauma and tertiary care academic center in sunny Florida 😎 🚨
Brandon Hobbs, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM retweeted
Join us this December for our annual holiday party! We’ll be at the Ravenous Pig on Wednesday December 4th from 5pm-7pm🌟 this event is FREE and for CFSHP members only!
Food and drink will be provided, sign up using the QR code or link in our bio🎁
Space is LIMITED!
🚨🚨PGY-1s interested in PGY2 Critical Care? Take 📝 and come talk with me and my residents about opportunities at a Level I Trauma and tertiary care academic center in sunny Florida 😎 🚨
Brandon Hobbs, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM retweeted
Tickets for Friday nights 7A Playoff match up between your Springdale Bulldogs and Cabot will only be available online through the gofan website. Here is a QR code to purchase tickets! Come support your dogs and lets get Jarrell Williams Bulldog Stadium bumping Friday! #RDT
Please consider supporting my brother and his family through prayer, positive thoughts or donation. My nephew, Cape, was born at 27 weeks and has some complications that will require a long stay in the NICU. Brett, and his wife Meagan, are staying in the LR Ronald McDonald house
The Hobbs family is one of the best families I have ever had the privilege to know. Please support this amazing family if you can and continue to lift them up in your prayers. Cape is strong just like his Dad! #family
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What a game for the Bulldogs! Nothing sweeter than beating the crosstown rival. Special season at SHS this year
SPRINGDALE -- Springdale has put the superlative back in the nwaonline.com/news/2024/oct/…
Very proud of my bro, Brett Hobbs! Hard work is paying off. The Football Pride and Toughness is back at Springdale High. #RDT
What I know (not much)
Hard to believe, but we nwaonline.com/news/2024/oct/…
Brandon Hobbs, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM retweeted
🚨EM CLINICAL PHARMACIST POSITION AVAILABLE 🚨
Savannah, Georgia
✅️7-on 7-off overnight position
✅️ Level 1 trauma center, academic medical center, comprehensive stroke center
✅️ PGY-1 and PGY-2 residencies
✅️ Great place to develop clinically
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👀 Brackground / Training in Internal Medicine?
🌟 Awesome opportunity to work with our clinical team at Orlando Regional Medical Center 🏥
Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center is hiring an IM Clinical Pharmacy Specialist! Come join our expanding clinical team! #TwitteRx #InternalMedicine
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I love this! Good reminder for all parents but also anyone that needs a reminder that growth can only occur from hard times and failure.
Greg Olsen said, "Hard is good. The earlier you can learn to deal with hard, the easier it gets...because hard is coming. Whether we want to shield it from kids now or not, hard is coming."
You can't steal the struggle for other people.
One of the biggest epidemics today is people's "fear of failure."
They're afraid to start because they're afraid to "fail".
When you're afraid to fail, you become paralyzed.
You're too scared to take risks, to try new things, or to put yourself out there.
5 Ways For Them to Overcome Their Fear of Failure:
1. Change the Attitude About Failing - Failure isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s a sign of bravery. True growth only happens when you learn from your mistakes. Reframe the language and perception around challenges or "failures", make it exciting and enticing to try new things.
2. Emphasize Effort not "Ability" - Focus on the effort put into a task, rather than the innate ability. Praise the hard work and determination, not the outcome. Cultivating a growth mindset allows children to understand that abilities can be developed through dedication and persistence.
3. Keep Trying New Things - Encourage children to explore new activities and interests. This helps them understand that it's normal not to excel at everything. It also normalizes a "beginner's mindset" when learning and grow. They will understand that the value lies in the experience and learning process, not just in achieving success.
4. Go through Worst-Case Scenarios and Fear-Setting - Fear setting helps you to identify and confront your fears and the potential obstacles that may be holding you back. You think through the worst-case scenario and the steps to mitigate it. The process allows you to put your fears under a microscope and consider the potential benefits of taking action vs. “failing”.
5. Demonstrate Unconditional Support and Love - Children need to feel secure in the knowledge that their value and your love for them are not contingent on their successes or failures. It is not outcome driven. Showing consistent support builds confidence and to allow them to take risks and learn from their experiences without the fear of losing your approval.
There will always be setbacks.
There will be challenges.
But worrying about failure holds you back more than the failure itself ever could.
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Brandon Hobbs, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM retweeted
Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center is an 808-bed tertiary care teaching facility, a Comprehensive Stroke Center, and Central Florida’s only Level I Trauma Center.
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The vitriol being spewed by ‘so-called’ Hog fans about HC Sam Pittman and AD Yurachek reminds me that the invention of social media has had a tremendously negative effect on society. Giving everyone a platform without consequence leads to hate and harm. It’s sad really.
It’s not too late to sign up and learn about our PGY-1 and PGY-2 Critical Care programs at Orlando Regional Medical Center- Orlando Health! Open House Tonight at 6pm!
Since the recruiting machine for residency has been woken up, I guess now would be a good time to announce that after 10 years, I will be stepping down as the PGY-1 RPD for ORMC. I feel truly blessed to have had the opportunity to play a role in 39 resident journeys. 1/3
Our PGY-1 program at ORMC will be in great hands though. My colleague (and former resident) @chanceycarother is taking the reins starting next July. But, I am not totally stepping away from RPD role as I will transition to PGY-2 Critical Care RPD 🫡 2/3
Replacing the great @PharmFox12 will not be easy but luckily she is not going anywhere. She is transitioning into her new role as Clinical Coordinator at ORMC. Congrats to both @chanceycarother @PharmFox12 🙌🥳 3/3