Bridging the Gap: Women in the ICU

Normalizing the Fertility Conversation for Women in Medicine; Four Tips for How to Learn More

By Guest Contributor September 23, 2020Challenges2 Comments

By Jenna Miller, MD (Guest Contributor) Like many women, I took a typical route through medical school, residency and sub-specialty training. I didn’t finish my pediatric critical care training until…

iWIN’s First Webinar on Leadership, Innovation, and Support on 6.27.20

By Marin Darsie June 27, 2020COVID-19, WebinarNo Comments

Thank you to everyone who attended iWIN's first webinar on Leadership, Innovation, and Support featuring leaders in Intensive & Critical Care Medicine from around the world! If you missed the…

iWIN’s “Leadership, Innovation, and Support in the COVID-19 Pandemic” Webinar

By Marin Darsie June 16, 2020Webinar1 Comment

We invite you to join us for a live webinar featuring leaders in Intensive and Critical Care Medicine from around the world! Webinar Date/Time: June 27, 2020, 11-12:30 PM EST…

A Woman in Intensive Care Medicine Reflects…

By Guest Contributor May 9, 2020Uncategorized2 Comments

My younger sister and I both became intensivists. If this is in fact hereditary, we may soon be joined by my three nieces. I, for one, would enthusiastically welcome them, as women remain grossly underrepresented in intensive and critical care medicine despite accounting for the majority of incoming medical students.

“COVID-19 Showed How Essential Women Are to Health Care”

By Guest Contributor June 27, 2020COVID-19, LeadershipNo Comments

By Sarah Nelson, MDDivision of Neurocritical Care, Johns Hopkins University Dr. Nelson recently published an Op-Med on Doximity.com in which she shares a time when she personally experienced gender bias.…

Detailed Look at iWIN’s “Leadership, Innovation, and Support in the COVID-19 Pandemic” Webinar

By Marin Darsie June 17, 2020COVID-19, Webinar1 Comment

We invite you to join us for a live webinar featuring leaders in Intensive and Critical Care Medicine from around the world! Webinar Date/Time: June 27, 2020, 11-12:30 PM EST…

Early Career and the Path Without Direction: What Can Be Done About This?

By Hana Nobleza May 29, 2020Leadership, mentorship1 Comment

Getting Lost I graduated fellowship in 2015 thinking I knew what I wanted in my career. What I wanted did not equate to things just falling into place. Quickly I…

This Means War

By Marin Darsie May 14, 2020COVID-19No Comments

I think the framing that society is using around this pandemic is all wrong. We need to get into a wartime mindset. The fact that the enemy doesn’t have a face doesn’t mean that it’s any less deadly. The average person is probably more likely to die from COVID-19 than during a war, which would disproportionately affect soldiers on battlefields.