Happy #RecognizingResidents Week! Medical Residents: this week is all about YOU—your dedication, hard work, and passion for patient care. We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re here to help you thrive. Explore our resources:
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Check out the latest blog posts relating to residency prep, reframing mindset, mistakes to avoid while preparing for USMLE Step 1 and avoiding common mistakes while doing multiple choice questions. https://lnkd.in/gh_Yc2Hp
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🏥 Unlock Your Path to Medical Residency 🌟 – Discover your odds of securing that coveted residency spot with Residents Medical's powerful calculator. 🩺💼 ]Schedule a consultation with our Residency Specialist Counselors today and let's chart your path to success! Calculate your chances here: https://lnkd.in/gcKXThZH 👩⚕️👨⚕️ #MedicalResidency #FutureDoctors #ChartYourSuccess
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As a speaker, trainer, and advisor, I focus on the art and significance of Listening for society, organizations, government entities, and businesses.
During workshops, I frequently encourage participants to share the story behind their names. This exercise proves to be an excellent way to foster personal connections. A name is more than a mere label—it commands respect and dignifies an individual, irrespective of their occupation or role. Moreover, names serve as a bridge to our heritage, family, and cultural backgrounds, offering a sense of belonging and continuity amidst the constant changes in our lives. This short story shows the importance of a name. "When we choose not to use someone’s name, we are choosing to reduce them. We are indirectly saying, “You are no more than the one-word descriptor I have given you.” The patient is not a human but just a pathology needing to be addressed. The resident is not a human but rather a trainee trying to address the pathology. One of the easiest ways to show respect for one another is by using someone’s name." #listening #connection #perspective #healthcare #compassion #empathy #humancentered #care
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A must-watch for medical school grads who have not achieved residency! Even if you feel hopeless, due to multiple attempts or an older year of graduation, do not give up. At Residents Medical, we are the residency experts who can bring one-of-a-kind solutions and help to rehabilitate the red flags of your candidacy. The only way to never achieve residency is to give up! Don’t lose faith in yourself, we haven’t. Watch the clip above to hear some expert advice from our chief academic officer, Dr. Michael Everest. At Residents Medical there is always a path to success. Book an evaluation today, link in bio!
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Public Speaker, M.D. Hospitalist, Emergency Medicine Physician, Author, and Financial Educator and Coach, helping healthcare professionals gain financial wisdom, freedom, and wealth.
Are Doctors Fake Rich? 👇🏽👨🏾⚕️ & the One Thing Medical School Didn’t Teach You. A 2017 study revealed that 33% of medical residents and fellows struggle to cover their monthly expenses.🤯 👉🏽 But it doesn’t end there. By retirement age, 50% of physicians choose to continue working to maintain their lifestyles. In other words, poor retirement planning means they must carry on working to afford the life they want to live. 👎🏽 Some say Doctors suffer from being a, “DEBT-A-betic.” As it seems as if Doctors are stuck in a loop of debt, where they’re OBLIGATED to pay down this mounting debt. -Student loan debt. -Housing debt. -Car debt. -Credit Card debt. 🤦🏽♂️ And you’re working countless hours just to keep up w/ this lifestyle. But coming out of residency I noticed that a lot of physicians TRY to do just this. And the reality is Doctors simply don’t plan for the future properly. It is b/c of stories like this that I have been on a mission to provide financial guidance for medical professionals to do more than just survive in this economy. As an actual MD, I speak & understand the #financial struggle and have been where many doctors are financially right now and I understand what it took to get there – and what it takes to get out. I truly understand and appreciate their unique journey, the doctor mindset, and the challenges that they face from a professional as well as social standpoint. From books, courses, coaching, and speaking engagements at your nearest medical college, I’m looking to help write the prescription for medical professioinals who suffer from being a DEBT-A-betic I really hope that this can plant a seed for the medical student, doctor or #medical/ #healthcare professional in your awesome LinkedIn network 👌🏾 **** I’m on a journey to create the content I wish I had when I left medical school, so if you’re looking for an amazing healthcare speaker to come in and speak to your medical students, healthcare professionals, medical conferences or healthcare event(s) please check out my website for speaking availability 👇🏽:
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Passionate Healthcare Leader | Transforming organizations for better patient & provider solutions | Public Health Expert | addressing health transformation - one state at a time.
When it comes to the increasingly vexing issue of access to high quality primary care, money is not the only issue. Even if policy makers, driven by public demand, find the additional funding needed to support advanced primary care, we will still be left with the problem of who is going to provide the care. Simply stated we don’t have enough primary care providers and the shortage is increasing as the demand increases. This is a problem with entangled root causes including economic imperatives, work/life balance and the lack of role models. The problem begins with the high cost of education for primary care providers. The average debt for students completing medical training is over $250,000 (many are much more). Medical students are keenly aware that choosing the relatively low pay in primary care will make the time and challenges of paying this debt much harder than any other specialty. They are also keenly aware of the level of burnout among current primary care providers from the heavy demand on patient volume and the attendant administrative requirements, taking many hours of EMR work even after going home. This “pajama work” is a nonstarter for many looking for the balance between work and life. Finally, there are vanishingly few inspirational primary care role models as medical students go through their training. Recently I had the great privilege and honor to present a Medicine Grand Rounds lecture at an academic medical center. It happened to be the same day as the residents were hearing about their Fellowship matching. I was happy to hear that most were getting their first choices but less happy to hear that the majority of the residents were going to specialties and the remainder (except for one or two) were going to be hospitalists. This example is typical for most Internal Medicine residencies currently and is an accurate predictor of the future supply issues. The solutions to these problems are clear; invest more in primary care, make the salaries competitive, reduce the administrative burden and introduce students and medical residents to more inspiring primary care role models. Implementing these solutions will take the combined advocacy of the public longing for better access to quality care and the providers who want to have the time and resources to provide that care. How can we make that happen now? The Hidden Crisis in Primary Care Medicine | Healthiest Communities Health News | U.S. News (usnews.com) Yours in health Howard
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When the long days shake your resolve, remember why you started this medical journey. Being a doctor enables you to make a profound difference in people's lives. Yours is a noble profession - caring for others, easing suffering, saving lives. Keep sight of the honor in healing. Residents Medical creates customized pathways for medical school students and graduate to achieve medical residency or fellowship in the US. Book a consultation today to learn more about how our team of Medical Residency Specialist Counselors can hep you. #AreYouNext? #FutureDoctor #MedStudent #MedicalEducation
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The latest Missouri Family Physician magazine focuses on career transitions and the journey of a family physician. This issue is packed with stories from members, updates from your academy, upcoming events, and more! Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gDUYG3xB.
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A common prevailing myth amongst FMGs is - “ Doing one rotation in NEW YORK, one in CHICAGO and one in DALLAS or elsewhere. Getting geographically variation will be more impressive” for my residency application! ITS A MYTH AND IS FALSE. More important is - 1. Nature of Rotation - Hospital based/ Inpatient Hands-On and not a clinic based, out patient rotation. 2. who is the Rotation with? A chairman or Head of Department’s letter is far more important than getting varied geographical LORs from attending physicians without important faculty positions. Save your self the grief of travelling, finding accommodation and transportation and other hassles by doing ALL your Hospital, Inpatient rotations with faculty like Chairmen and Heads of department from different University affiliated hospitals in Chicago with us!!! Email - info@medical studentrotation.com or WhatsApp 312-437-7866.
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