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Notes from the Front Line: A City United

Leave a Comment / COVID-19, Medical Alumni

It has been two months since the pandemic crept into our lives here in New York City. Back in March, I steeled myself for a waking nightmare after hearing about the dire situation faced in Wuhan, then Italy, then Seattle; a wisp of contagion slowly drifting across the globe.
It has been two months since the pandemic crept into our lives here in New York City. Back in March, I steeled myself for a waking nightmare after hearing about the dire situation faced in Wuhan, then Italy, then Seattle; a wisp of contagion slowly drifting across the globe. Read more…

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What Kind of Doctors Are We Going to Be?

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On May 17, 2020, students and faculty gathered via Zoom technology to celebrate Commencement for the Class of 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The class chose Eli Goldberg, M.D.’20 as Class Speaker. The following are his remarks to his classmates.

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Notes from the Front Line: Family Medicine Adapts

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Coronavirus has certainly changed the way that I practice medicine. I work in family medicine, at a clinic that is the teaching site for family medicine residents. We are one of the busiest primary care clinics in Vermont – learners, preceptors administrators, providers and patients are always moving through our doors.

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