Charlie Wray DO, MS
@charlie-wray.bsky.social
Hospitalist and Health Services Researcher at SFVA | Assoc. Prof of Medicine at UCSF | Senior Deputy Editor for Journal of Hosp Med | Director of SFVA VA Quality Scholars program | Proud dad and avid cyclist
Would love to see this, Megan!
November 28, 2024 at 9:30 PM
Would love to see this, Megan!
That’s the Omni I know and love
November 16, 2024 at 3:19 AM
That’s the Omni I know and love
Not true, my friend. Why didn’t you tell me the party was over here?
November 16, 2024 at 2:38 AM
Not true, my friend. Why didn’t you tell me the party was over here?
Tip #5: Embrace the hard or boring stuff
Some of the most successful people I know in academics are those who stood up when no one else would and took on the un-sexy project or the seemingly impossible responsibility...
Some of the most successful people I know in academics are those who stood up when no one else would and took on the un-sexy project or the seemingly impossible responsibility...
December 7, 2024 at 11:48 AM
Tip #5: Embrace the hard or boring stuff
Some of the most successful people I know in academics are those who stood up when no one else would and took on the un-sexy project or the seemingly impossible responsibility...
Some of the most successful people I know in academics are those who stood up when no one else would and took on the un-sexy project or the seemingly impossible responsibility...
Tip #4: The most understudied, but more important things you can learn is to be a better writer.
Yeah, you didn't go to school to be a writer, but it's how we trade ideas and have conversations in academics. Failing to do this well puts you at a disadvantage...
Yeah, you didn't go to school to be a writer, but it's how we trade ideas and have conversations in academics. Failing to do this well puts you at a disadvantage...
December 7, 2024 at 11:43 AM
Tip #4: The most understudied, but more important things you can learn is to be a better writer.
Yeah, you didn't go to school to be a writer, but it's how we trade ideas and have conversations in academics. Failing to do this well puts you at a disadvantage...
Yeah, you didn't go to school to be a writer, but it's how we trade ideas and have conversations in academics. Failing to do this well puts you at a disadvantage...
Tip #3: The small things end up mattering in the long run.
As someone who interviews applicants, reviews papers, and makes judgements on people and decisions, I've found that that when people get the small things right, I can usually count on them to get the big things done...
As someone who interviews applicants, reviews papers, and makes judgements on people and decisions, I've found that that when people get the small things right, I can usually count on them to get the big things done...
December 7, 2024 at 11:38 AM
Tip #3: The small things end up mattering in the long run.
As someone who interviews applicants, reviews papers, and makes judgements on people and decisions, I've found that that when people get the small things right, I can usually count on them to get the big things done...
As someone who interviews applicants, reviews papers, and makes judgements on people and decisions, I've found that that when people get the small things right, I can usually count on them to get the big things done...
Tip #2: It's OK to ask questions.
I think most people think asking for help is a sign of weakness or an inability to understand. After I became comfortable saying "I don't get it", my life got much easier (and no one seemed to care)...
I think most people think asking for help is a sign of weakness or an inability to understand. After I became comfortable saying "I don't get it", my life got much easier (and no one seemed to care)...
December 7, 2024 at 11:33 AM
Tip #2: It's OK to ask questions.
I think most people think asking for help is a sign of weakness or an inability to understand. After I became comfortable saying "I don't get it", my life got much easier (and no one seemed to care)...
I think most people think asking for help is a sign of weakness or an inability to understand. After I became comfortable saying "I don't get it", my life got much easier (and no one seemed to care)...
Tip #1: Intelligence isn't the only driver of success.
Early on in my career, I thought it was the smartest people who got ahead. Over time, I've learned that's not always the case...
Early on in my career, I thought it was the smartest people who got ahead. Over time, I've learned that's not always the case...
December 7, 2024 at 11:27 AM
Tip #1: Intelligence isn't the only driver of success.
Early on in my career, I thought it was the smartest people who got ahead. Over time, I've learned that's not always the case...
Early on in my career, I thought it was the smartest people who got ahead. Over time, I've learned that's not always the case...