Graduated from the *ahem* 28th grade today!

1) Loved seeing our wonderful division chief @ERAlpernMD win the professionalism award we nominated her for 🥰 she’s the epitome of grace under pressure.
2) Fellowship is a very different experience than residency and it’s been evident how invested @LuriePEM is in us!
Hearing @kmangold_NU tear up talking about us (her first class taken all the way through fellowship) was really sweet and special.
3) Having cofellows who have your back is clutch! Wouldn’t have made it through without @AmyZhouMD and Selina Varma Thomas to both complain and celebrate with.
Sometimes you get lucky enough to make friends in other divisions. @DrRissman I cannot wait to see what you do in LA!
4) Finally, I would be nothing without the support of my family.
They all insisted on zooming in to the ceremony - including my (very #Punjabi) dad’s loud shout out at the end & my octogenarian Nani watching from New Delhi (yes, took a zoom screenshot of that).
On to 29th grade: #simulation fellowship with the fantastic guidance of @kidSTARdoc, @JenTrainorMD @McBride_MaryE, @LearnThruTalk, and @AWCalhounMD.

One more graduation to go!

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