Part I
The first hangout was shared by only a few of the best ‘hangers’. It was on short notice, however the time of the ‘H’ will better be placed in the evening after hours…Not many working stiffs (docs), not cadavers can take time to ‘hang’ right after lunch. Steve Eisenberg MD (oncology superior) from Poway Ca and I were ‘hanging’ when his nurse interrupted him for a phone call. He never quite made it back.
Be forewarned…hanging may interrupt and alter your office productivity. Also when leaving the room, mute your video and audio. All the health care techs,, nurses and wannabees will come up to the screen to see who you are.
The next hangout will be in the evening, TBA.
So, if you are a physician and want to ‘poo-poo’ social media, you do so at your own risk.
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