Spent the evening facilitating a virtual bookclub meeting with @WUSTLmed student AMWA group. Their chosen book below

Really thoughtful discussion about the #genderbias patterns and strategies

Some key takeaways below
#WomenInMedicine #MedEd #MedTwitter
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Gender bias patterns

➡️Prove it again
🚺 judged on accomplishments
🚹 judged on potential
🔑⬇️stretch roles

🚺don’t apply until meet 100% qualifications
🚹apply if meet 60%
🔑 Missed opportunities

🎯Keep list of accomplishments, take a leap, form group to celebrate wins
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Gender bias patterns cont’d

➡️Tightrope
Too nice-> not respected
Too assertive-> not liked

Words matter
Pushy-> Persuasive
Aggressive -> Assertive
Emotional -> Passionate
🔑Check your biases

Written words matter in LOR
🔑Focus on accomplishments not only personality
3/4
Gender bias pattern cont’d

➡️Maternal wall
Moms have competence and commitment questioned

🔑Be transparent about your goals and what support you need
🔑Don’t make assumptions on what a new mom needs/wants

So much more to say about each of these but I’ll end here!
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Preparing for #virtual interviews workshop by Michelle DeLair for @WashUFWIM (a thread)

Covering:
⭐️Technology & setup
⭐️Strategies for connection
⭐️Types of interview questions
⭐️Tips for ending #interview

#MedTwitter #MedEd #MedStudentTwitter #ResidentTwitter

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Pro-tip: Practice a run thru ahead of time

Background: Find a space that works. Is it distracting?

Lighting is 🔑: Face a window or have a lamp in front of you

Sound: test quality ahead of time

Platform: be familiar w/ what is going to be used

2/
Virtual engagement strategies:

Eye contact:
🎯Elevate laptop on a box/stack of books so camera is at eye level
🎯Add sticky note behind camera as reminder to look there
🎯Minimze & move window with interviewer as close to the top of the screen as possible
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#Tweetorial on best practices for #residency interviews

⭐️This year there will be some nuanced challenges of virtual interviewing⭐️

So it will be even more important to be intentional about #interview practices

#MedEd #MedTwitter #MedStudentTwitter
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Since the pros/cons of virtual interviews has been written extensively by others including @jbcarmody in his blog post below, I won’t cover it here
2/
What do we hope to learn about applicants during interviews?

🎯Get to know the applicant beyond what’s in the file
🎯Part of the holistic review
⭐️Communication skills
⭐️Professional interests
⭐️Goals, values, aspirations

AND give them a chance to learn about the program
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