Grant Lin, MD/PhD
@Grant_L_Lin
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Child Neurology PGY-5, Stanford Health Care/Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital. He/Him
Stanford, CA
Joined July 2009
A rare post to share a new manuscript: Pediatric Palliative Care Education in Child Neurology Residency: A National Needs Assessment - Pediatric Neurology
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Join us for an upcoming AAHPM @Neuropall_SIG Virtual Mentorship Panel, on Navigating the Pediatric to Adult Transition in Neuropalliative Care. August 1st, 2024 at 12 pm CT. Scan the QR below or visit for the zoom link! #ppc #palliativecare #hpm
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Popping back in to share our commentary just published in @AcadMedJournal on contextualizing the resurgence of housestaff union activity in the last few years, including some historical notes and hopes for the future: #meded #GME
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RT @GreenJournal: In the latest #NeurologyEd blog, Dr. @Grant_L_Lin details his experiences in the Education in Palliative and End-of-Life…
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@ChildNeuroSoc @abcMD2010 Is there any hope of the CNS podcast making it to other podcast platforms? (Apple, Spotify…) thanks!
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@jbcarmody “the entirety of interview season functions, from application submission, review, interview offers and interviews, to rank list submission” — a ton of great information to gain that has lived in different systems historically. Unclear to me if this also includes its own match…
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RT @Maya_Michigan: Couldn’t be more excited about the AMAzing work this group of #Meded leaders accomplished in the last two days on the #U…
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RT @cirseiu: Thank you Rep. @katieporteroc for standing with us and calling on @StanfordHealth to bargain with its resident physicians and…
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While there will continue to be iterations moving forward, there’s now a few years of supportive data for preference signals. Should there still be a conversation about application caps? IMO absolutely, and the ortho (and gold/silver) data will be fascinating to dive into.
Attention #Match2024 Applicants & Advisors: Another cycle begins and more changes to Preference Signaling … Here’s what you need to know to make Signaling work for you a 🧵 #MedEd #MedStudentTwitter
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Watching our peers at @MGBUnited speak up while we are in the midst of our own contract negotiations at the #StanfordHousestaffUnion. I said this last year and will say again: when this many young doctors are sounding the alarm, we have to listen and act. @cirseiu
From @WSJopinion: Increasingly, both patients and physicians are finding hospital systems to be as obstructionist as insurance and pharmaceutical companies, writes @MphStanley
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@steve_pletcher Agreed. I get the idea of giving programs more choice but I feel it’ll make an already confusing process more opaque and put undue pressure on applicants
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@HampshireKarly I can’t decide whether we need to push for either a more mandatory system or a more fixed date for locking. I worry that if no one understands how to use signals and other recent modifications, programs with different lock dates will wreak havoc on applicants
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