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1/9
Here it is! My #tweetorial on my experience of pumping during MS3 rotations.
Read on for tips to successfully pumping as a medical student (applies to residents too!).
#medthread #medstudenttwitter #MedTwitter #mamainmedicine
Here it is! My #tweetorial on my experience of pumping during MS3 rotations.
Read on for tips to successfully pumping as a medical student (applies to residents too!).
#medthread #medstudenttwitter #MedTwitter #mamainmedicine
2/9
My baby was born in May; took @TheUSMLE Step 1 in Aug (applied for extra break time to pump); then started rotations.
I pumped all of MS3 - you can too if it’s important to you. It helped me feel I was taking care of my baby when we were apart.
Easy? No. Worth it? Yes.
My baby was born in May; took @TheUSMLE Step 1 in Aug (applied for extra break time to pump); then started rotations.
I pumped all of MS3 - you can too if it’s important to you. It helped me feel I was taking care of my baby when we were apart.
Easy? No. Worth it? Yes.
3/9
First - You do NOT need to ask for permission. Pumping is your RIGHT. Wasn't a big deal for me as an MS3.
Let your team know up front when you will need to step out to pump, and how long you will be gone (don’t underestimate your time).
eoaa.umn.edu/sites/eoaa.dl.…
First - You do NOT need to ask for permission. Pumping is your RIGHT. Wasn't a big deal for me as an MS3.
Let your team know up front when you will need to step out to pump, and how long you will be gone (don’t underestimate your time).
eoaa.umn.edu/sites/eoaa.dl.…
