My middle name is Joy. GenSurg PGY-2 | she/her
Joined November 2011
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Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
Proud of our @umiamimedicine students (#gensurg residency applicants) @SadhanaAnantha @emilypswafford and @BrowardHealth PGY-1 @ajoydraper representing our S. Florida programs at @AmCollSurgeons, work not possible without other #Rojaslab team @SimplyrainMD @Jenna_K_Davis #ACSCC22
Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
Excited to announce our time to surgery analysis will be presented as a 3-minute e-poster on Oct 17 at @AmCollSurgeons @SueKesmodelMD @NGoelMD @ajoydraper @SadhanaAnantha @SimplyrainMD @Jenna_K_Davis and Emily Swafford @SylvesterCancer @umiamimedicine #surgresearch
Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
VAGINA OBSCURA—a journey of wonder, discovery, science, and history into the most misunderstood part of the female body—has a cover!
A mind-melding creation by the artistic genius that is Armando Veve:
Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
Surgeons should be involved before day 1 of medical school, like with pre-med groups at colleges and at revisit weekends for med schools. Get research residents teaching in the cadaver labs. Make surgical exposure mandatory part of curriculum, not just an opt-in club #ASEJC
What practical steps can surgical educators and the surgical community at large take to combat negative perceptions of surgery and surgeons among incoming medical students? #ASEJC
Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
"There’s no way anatomists can maintain any credibility with surgeons and other biomedical people if we say they can’t use ‘pudendal’ anymore,” a Canadian anatomist said. “And that's where the fighting really got intense." nyti.ms/3hRERqs
Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
Just realized that #LaborDay happens in the same month that we celebrate #WomenInMedicine month.
Honoring those who women who work on the front-lines, for less pay, less promotion, & have more work at home. #GiveHerAReasonToStay – at San Antonio, TX
Allison Draper, MD, MPH retweeted
All hospitals should be able to accommodate hijab in the operating room. I’ve recently worked with @aorn on including religious head covering in their AORN Guideline for Surgical Attire.
