Leading from a Chair
A pandemic and an earthquake hit in the same week.
“School” (Spring 2020)
My fifth grader received an F in online band.
Mother
Five, vibrant, and full of life.
Mentors
So many: educators, peers, researchers, patients, students, friends.
Grieving
So, my daughter will die?
Code Sesame
Code called. Up the stairs. Into the room.
Initial Management of Acute Onset Chronic Imposter Syndrome
Remind yourself that you endured 12 years of postgraduate education.
Ready…Set…
The Navajo Reservation, first day on call.
2022 | Voices from the Faculty, Introduction
Dear Reader, This year, we invited faculty members to submit stories written in conversation with another. Drs. Brenner and Volden responded with their two-part poem, “Respite in the Garden,” in which Dr. Volden asks, “How vulnerable do you want to be?” Her question resonates throughout this issue. In “Ready … Set … ,” Dr. Kobernick …
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2022 | Voices from the Housestaff, Front Cover
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Acceptable
Children give me permission.
always forward
you have three-quarters of a leg on the left
Being for the Benefit of Mr. B
Doritos on chest. South Park.
Critical Care Fellow
Wet, cold, black surrounds me
Darkness
Darkness descends
Dax’s Orange Hat
Dax’s orange hat
Directions
You arrived alone that autumn night, your tiny
Hats and Masks
I like my mask
First Date No. 3
“You’re a resident?”
Inadequate
“My father died, slipped in the shower.”
Injecting Daxinib
“I’m sick, Doctor!”
Mrs. S
Your thin skin
The Last Lullaby Trilogy (Part 1)
I stand on the side you can still see from