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Macy Richards

Why did I choose to complete a residency?
I chose to complete a residency because I was incredibly inspired by how well-rounded residents became upon completion of a PGY-1. I was also drawn to the vast opportunities that could come from residency training. As someone with interests in critical care, emergency medicine, oncology, teaching, and research, I felt residency was the best way to explore many of those at the same time and find an area I was passionate about. It was also important for me to have individualized training by those working in the field for several years to make sure I transitioned well into such a clinical and high stakes role.

Why did I choose Morton Plant Hospital at BayCare?
I chose to pursue my PGY-1 at Morton Plant Hospital mainly because of the culture and my experience during the interview process. All throughout the course of my interview, leading up, and after I was met with respect, timeliness, and enthusiasm. Before my interview I read great reviews online from current employees and learned during the interview about the high rate of employee retention. I asked questions surrounding resident support and instantly felt that this was a nurturing environment that would allow me to grow and learn at my pace. With critical care and neurology being my highest areas of interest, I was ecstatic to learn that Morton Plant was recognized as a comprehensive stroke center and offered a PGY-2 in critical care.

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Trauma care remains available in Tampa Bay. The trauma center at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa, which also is a pediatric trauma center, will operate through Hurricane Milton to ensure West Central Florida has the care it needs.

In response to Hurricane Milton emergency needs, our retired South Florida Baptist Hospital facility on Alexander St. has been turned over to the state to house health care patients displaced by the storm’s impact. Read more here:

In response to Hurricane Milton, we're offering one free telehealth visit for BayCareAnywhere mobile app users from Wed., Oct. 9, at 7 a.m. through Fri., Oct. 11, at 7 p.m. To register, download the BayCareAnywhere app or go to http://BayCareAnywhere.org. Use coupon code MILTON.

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