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Welcome to another Rafael Medina, virtual morning report.

My name is Yusef.

I'm a PGY3 resident in Atlanta, Georgia, and I'm a CP

Solvers Academy member. We're very, very excited today to have Dr. Tony Brew, who's one of the

superstars in the MedEd field. And if you don't have him on Twitter, you have to follow him on Twitter right now and

listen to all of the podcast he's on.

I routinely mentioned the tutorials on rounds to my residents and students.

And he has like amazing tutorials.

Dr. Brew, would you mind introducing yourself?

And just what advice in general would you give

trainees who are interested in medicine and clinical reasoning and education?

Thanks so much, Yusuf, and everyone for having me back this evening. If you're on the East Coast,

depending on where you're joining, it could be the morning. So as Yusuf mentioned, I think you mentioned I'm an internist.

I work at the VA hospital just south of Boston, and I've been there for the last 10 years.

And it's my third job.

So this piece of advice is maybe premature for some of you, but I want you, I want you to keep it in mind as you progress

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