Journey: The Path of CMDA Residents
Welcome
“All the paths of the LORD are steadfast love and faithfulness, for those who keep his covenant and his testimonies.”
Psalm 25:10 (ESV)
As you follow God on the path He has designed for your life, you may be expecting the smooth ride of freshly paved asphalt rather than the deep ruts and potholes you encounter. But at times God’s ways involve these deep potholes in our path, cutting profoundly into our soul. The journey through residency training can encounter many such potholes. Distraction from His purpose in calling you to medical profession may threaten to sway your thinking, attitude, and decisions as you make the journey.
You are not alone. Many Christian residents are on the same journey, experiencing those very same potholes. Yet, for the followers of Christ, all of them are designed by the love and faithfulness of a merciful God.
We would like to introduce you to some residents who are sharing their Journey. As you read their thoughts, celebrate their victories, and empathize with their struggles…you will be reminded that even in your most challenging days, God is still at work. In them…and in you.
May God bless you as you continue your Journey.
J. Scott Ries, MD, FAAFP
National Director, Campus & Community Ministries
Vice President, CMDA
Psalm 25:10 (ESV)
As you follow God on the path He has designed for your life, you may be expecting the smooth ride of freshly paved asphalt rather than the deep ruts and potholes you encounter. But at times God’s ways involve these deep potholes in our path, cutting profoundly into our soul. The journey through residency training can encounter many such potholes. Distraction from His purpose in calling you to medical profession may threaten to sway your thinking, attitude, and decisions as you make the journey.
You are not alone. Many Christian residents are on the same journey, experiencing those very same potholes. Yet, for the followers of Christ, all of them are designed by the love and faithfulness of a merciful God.
We would like to introduce you to some residents who are sharing their Journey. As you read their thoughts, celebrate their victories, and empathize with their struggles…you will be reminded that even in your most challenging days, God is still at work. In them…and in you.
May God bless you as you continue your Journey.
J. Scott Ries, MD, FAAFP
National Director, Campus & Community Ministries
Vice President, CMDA
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Dr. Erik Lystad- Merry Christmas
In the innocence of these children, even while in the hospital during Christmas, and even in the bleakest of moments, there was a hopefulness and joy. I am reminded that we must have hearts and eyes of a child to approach God throughout life’s ups and downs. Click to read more.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Dr. Erik Lystad- Night Float
For the past 6 weeks I have spent time on the in-patient hospital ward team. Our program has a pretty rigorous in-patient experience as we cover both ICU and general medical patients simultaneously. This has allowed a diverse clinical experience with a wide range of medical acuity on any given night. Click to read more
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Dr. Erik Lystad- Work is the Ministry
This evening I feel the wear and tear of residency. This is my inpatient medicine month and I am definitely working 12 hour days with the responsibility of following both ICU and general medical patients. I suppose we residents can say at least we are learning! Click to read more
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Dr. Allie Dailey- Our Time is Limited
Wow, it has been so long since I have had the opportunity to write. I apologize and promise that I will try to write more frequently. Thank you for understanding that our time is limited, as I am sure you can relate. Click to read more
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Dr. Erik Lystad- Patience
Within my residency program is built a unique dual-site program experience: the first site is our downtown clinic at the main hospital serving an urban underserved population while the second is a rural clinic site. Click to read more
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