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In this Skin

Radiologist Asante Dickson (M’00) reflects on race, bias, and disparities in medical education and health care delivery. Read More

Reflections on Medicine with Peter Medelis

Peter Mendelis (C'62, M'66, R'70) Read More

48 hours in a MASH unit at Ground Zero

On September 15, 2001, Dr. Karch wrote to friends and colleagues reporting what he experienced and learned as a physician at Ground Zero, including 27 practical tips for future mass civilian casualty events. The email went viral. Read More

Padawan

Student Voice by Daniel Coleman (M'17) Read More

Reflections on 9/11 – Medical Care in the Chaos

Something fundamentally changed in all of us. On that day, we realized both individually and as a nation that we were vulnerable. — Michael M. Karch, MD (M’95, R’02) Read More

Finding Space to Practice Faith

Daliha Aqbal (NHS'08, MS'12, M'17) writes about Georgetown's supportive, interfaith community, and how her own faith is helping her through medical school. Read More

Teaching in a Jesuit School of Medicine

Mary A. Furlong, MD (MS'91, M'95, R'00), shares the professor's perspective on education at Georgetown University Medical Center. Read More

The Neurosurgeon’s Prayer

Meghan Murphy, MD (M'2019;11), resident neurological surgeon at the Mayo Clinic, draws on her faith as a source of composure, strength, humility and compassion. Read More