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Balancing Mental Health and the Medical School Application Process

Webinar On-Demand

Renee Marinelli MD
494 Less than a minute

Join a panel of medical school students, moderated by Dr. Renee Marinelli, as we discuss how they balanced the hectic process of applying to medical school with their mental health. In this webinar you will learn:

• Tips and tricks to balance self-care with applying to medical school.

• How to create and manage a schedule to help you stay on track.

• Resources you can use to alleviate the stress of the application process.

• What our panelists did to stand out as medical school applicants.

Presented by:

Dr. Renee Marinelli, MD
Director of Advising
Dr. Marinelli has practiced family medicine, served on the University of California Admissions Committee, and has helped hundreds of students get into medical school. She spearheads a team of physician advisors who guide MedSchoolCoach students.
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Renee Marinelli MD
494 Less than a minute
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Renee Marinelli MD

Renee graduated magna cum laude from California State University San Marcos with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. While attending school, she worked for a neurosurgeon where she led clinical trials. Renee attended the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine where she served on the admissions committee and interviewed many applicants. In medical school, Renee met her future husband, a military scholarship student. After medical school, both Renee and her husband attended family medicine residency in Hawaii where she also served on the residency admissions committee. She has mentored and assisted many students in the medical school admissions process and brings a wealth of experience serving on both medical school and residency admission committees. She is excited to continue to provide guidance to students while spending quality time with her son.
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