Guest Posts
Medical Students and Addiction
Medical Students and Addiction By: Dr Jayasudha Gude MD With all of the stresses of exams, paying for school, learning about patients, and even maybe having a little leftover time for […]
Resident Advice
Resident Advice
How to Survive (and Thrive!) During Your Residency Rotation
How to Survive (and Thrive!) During Your Residency Rotation By: MedSchoolCoach Your residency rotation is arguably one of the most important – and difficult – things you’ll undertake in the pursuit of […]
Experiences in Medicine
Hoorah! Celebrating our career in Anesthesia!
Hoorah! Celebrating our career in Anesthesia! Author: Dr Richard Marks We anesthesiologists are a proud bunch! We are delighted to have chosen our specialty, we take delight in the joys of being […]
Pre-med
From 1st to 4th Year: How to Operate at Your Best in Medical School
From 1st to 4th Year: How to Operate at Your Best in Medical School By: Dr. Chris Tenore and Picmonic Getting accepted into medical school is a significant accomplishment. Now that […]
Financial Posts
Five Reasons to Purchase a Disability Policy While in Training
Five Reasons to Purchase a Disability Policy While in Training By: Taylor Christian at Pattern As a medical professional, disability insurance is one of the most crucial aspects of your financial security […]
Experiences in Medicine
An ID Doctor’s Fight Against COVID-19
An ID Doctor’s Fight Against COVID-19 By: Dr. Barbara Taylor, MD Thinking about my life since March earlier this year, in some ways I look back and it feels like absolutely everything […]
Guest Posts
To all Residents: Here’s the latest on board certification.
To all Residents: Here’s the latest on board certification. By: Dr. Manny Konstantakos, MD It’s good to have options isn’t it? So why isn’t there an option when it comes […]
Experiences in Medicine
Making a Choice: A Surgeon’s Decision to NOT have Children
Making a Choice: A Surgeon’s Decision to NOT have Children By: Dr. Marisa Earley I met my husband in medical school. Back then, I thought that I really wanted a family and […]
Experiences in Medicine
What My Needle Stick Injury Taught Me
What My Needle Stick Injury Taught Me By Uzma Marium, MD When it comes to occupational hazards, needle stick injury can be quite a taboo- only to be discussed […]
Experiences in Medicine
Burned Out or Burned Up? What’s Next for you as a Physician?
Burned Out or Burned Up? What’s Next for you as a Physician? By: Gayle Morris Burnout is a physical and emotional challenge that affects many people in high-stress jobs. And if medicine isn’t […]