Medical School – Clinical
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Applying to Residency
Finding Mentors in Surgical Subspecialties
By: Brian Chang If you are interested in applying to residency in a surgical subspecialty, one of the most important…
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Applying to Residency
Navigating Research in Medical School
By: Visakha Suresh Although not usually required, participating in a meaningful, productive research during medical school has become increasingly integral to putting…
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In Med-School - Clinical
Patient Pet Peeves (and how to avoid them as an MS3)
By: Aamir Hussain Many attending physicians say that the way to impress them as an MS3 is to “take ownership…
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In Med-School - Clinical
Starting a New Clinical Rotation
By: Sarah Wang Whether it’s you first clinical rotation or your last, jumping off one service to start another in…
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Choosing Medicine
A Day In the Life of an OB-GYN
My alarm goes off and I delightedly look at the clock, 8:15am. I slowly get out of bed and get…
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Applying to Residency
Most Important Factors in Residency Match
One of the most important objectives of medical school is to prepare you to go to residency. Although where you…
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Choosing Medicine
Path to Residency Part 1: Transitioning to Medical School
Starting medical school felt like starting high school all over again. It definitely wasn’t like college where there can be…
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Articles
10 Ways of Staying Motivated During Your Medical Education
Medicine has evolved drastically and has produced immense progress in terms of patient care and medical equipment. These advancements are…
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Articles
Dating in Medical School
Dating in medical school is not easy. During the first two years, you are constantly studying and making sure you…
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Featured
7 Deadly Sins of a Third Year Medical Student
Third year of medical school is difficult. You are constantly changing teams, meeting new people and being evaluated. Each rotation,…
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