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The Value of Being Curious
It was always funny to hear other pre-meds talk about the application process as if they were already in or as if they knew what each admission committee was thinking. I would hear from others “You have to find your…
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Physician Shadowing and the One-Minute Mentor
I love shadowing in the Emergency Department (ED). I get to see patients from every corner of my curriculum – dermatology, oncology, cardiology, nephrology – you name it, it’s there. There is a palpable buzz and attitude that is exciting…
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Georgetown Secondary Application Tips
Wrestling with the Georgetown secondary application? PDr has some tips for you! There are certain medical schools whose prompts almost never change year to year. Georgetown is one of them. It consists of two questions with a third optional entry,…
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Student Review: Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
ProspectiveDoctor is in the process of developing it’s newest tool- the Student Review. With Student Review, applying students can easily navigate medical student evaluations of a particular medical school. If you are a medical student, please represent your school and…
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Medical School Sayings 1
In medical school you’ll hear certain phrases over and over. Some of them are pearls of important clinical knowledge being funneled down from physicians, and others are sayings that may be common among your peers, but either way, they help…
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Nurse Anesthetist or Anesthesiologist?
Becoming an MD is not the only way to make a good living working in healthcare. Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists overlap with the duties of anesthesiologists in many regards and may make you wonder if the lifestyle and process of…
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