Telemedicine and telehealth are an important and increasingly common aspect of modern health care. Med school students should expect to incorporate telemedicine into their studies and future careers as doctors. Read on to learn about the basics! What is…
He was one of the friendliest people at my medical school. He dressed in a business suit to “coach” our intramural teams when we played against Law, or Dental, or Pharmacy school. He offered an empathetic ear to classmates who…
Everyone has their own path through medical school, and for many, that includes taking time off for reasons that may be personal, professional, or both. It’s important upfront to acknowledge that this is perfectly acceptable. Medical education and training is…
Medical school is a challenging road that requires sacrifice and dedication. However, life outside of medicine does not stop in the course of your training and sometimes will necessitate taking time away for reasons that may be personal, professional, or…
Sending off ERAS can be a simultaneously nerve-wracking and exhilarating experience. In the days leading up to submission, there are a few steps you can proactively take before finalization to avoid any application mishaps.
Don’t rack your brain figuring out how to shine on your neurology rotation and prepare for the neurology shelf. These high-yield Step 2 resources will help you both maximize your performance and minimize any headache in the process.
Most students enjoy their obstetrics and gynecology rotation because it offers a unique mix of surgery, clinic, and labor and delivery wards. However, for these same reasons, the obstetrics and gynecology NBME subject exam can be challenging. The following resources…
The family medicine rotation is a summative experience that incorporates components of outpatient medicine from many other specialties including internal medicine, pediatrics, and OB As a result, you can readily align your preparation for this clerkship and the shelf with…
Choosing where to apply for medical residency is an important decision and should be handled with contemplation and reflection. While you are permitted to apply to as many programs as you would like with your single ERAS application, this can…
Choosing a specialty is one of the most challenging aspects of medical school. While it’s not an irreversible decision and many people do change their specialties after matching, the process in doing so can be complicated and is best avoided.…