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Here’s to a “great year in review” and a great 2024

As she prepares to transition from medical student to intern, Monique Wisnewski, Chair of the Medical Student Council of Victoria, reflects on what inspired her to pursue medicine in the first place. Read more in the latest #VICDOC: amav.me/vicdoc

What is a residency? If you’ve heard the term residency before, you might assume that we’re only speaking to medical students. At SCU, a residency goes beyond the medical field. It’s a required period of in-person gathering, regardless of online or in-person modality - for ALL graduate programs. The goal of a residency at SCU is to cultivate culture, humanize your online classmates, and build community. 🌍🧑🤝🧑 For example: Q: “What are you looking forward to most about residency?” A: “As an online MATTC student coming in from Seattle, I’m excited to meet my classmates in person before working with them in group projects via Zoom!” A residency is an opportunity for SCU to bring all of the classmates from one graduate degree together, in one room, and give them the opportunity to meet each other in person before class sessions begin. SCU believes in the power of personal connections and community – our residency program is the product of this belief! There is so much uncharted territory when it comes to starting a new graduate degree. To shrink the unknown, your in-person residency is where the bond with your classmates will begin!

Thanks to my medical student, intern, we have a new blog on our website: https://lnkd.in/eJk2fgpH In this post he talks about his experience of observing a difficult interaction between a patient and a doctor and the impact this has had on him. #HealthcareCommunication #Misunderstandings #Reflection #PatientCare #MedicalEducation #DoctorPatientRelationship

Know a student interested in pursuing a career as a Physician's Assistant? Check out this webinar featuring a Villanova alum!

Exciting times for my sister, a 2nd-year medical resident with aspirations in gastroenterology fellowships! She's just joined LinkedIn to connect with professionals in the field. If you're involved in gastroenterology or just interested in a great connection feel free to support her journey by connecting. Wishing her all the best on this path! 🌟 #MedicalJourney #Gastroenterology #LinkedInNetworking"

Hello fellow medical professionals! I'm a dedicated medical student who recently completed my house job journey, seeking a research mentor and partner to collaborate on projects and a study buddy to navigate the USMLE journey together! Research Interests: Clinical research like -case report, -systemic review or -kinda article review etc USMLE Goals: - Preparing for Step 1/Step 2 exams - Sharing resources and study tips - Motivating each other to reach our goals! If you're a medical student or professional with similar interests or experience let's connect and support each other in our academic and research pursuits! Feel free to reach out to me directly or comment below. Looking forward to hearing from you! #MedicalResearch #USMLE #StudyBuddy #ResearchPartner #ResearchMentor #MedicalStudent #HealthcareInnovation

Congratulations to Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM)-Bradenton summer research interns (incoming 2nd-year D.O. students) for selecting faculty mentors and initiating their research projects. They are also learning various aspects of research and scholarship via virtual learning sessions as follows: May 29: Medical bibliographic resources June 4: Research design June 18: Systematic reviews and meta-analysis July 9: Statistical analysis in research July 26: Science and art of writing an excellent manuscript August 6: Selecting the right journal for a manuscript #LECOM #Bradenton #Research

As a med student transitioning to residency, your life is about to change. Learn how to prepare for your career’s next stage.

For any students planning to apply to medical school in the next few years- join our Pre-Med Webinar on September 9th! Led by Matthew Tao, a first year medical student at the University of South Alabama, this webinar will cover everything students need to know in regard to getting accepted into medical school! Matthew will give his best insight on the following topics: -When to start gaining volunteer hours -The best organizations to join as an undergraduate student -How to properly network with physicians -When to start shadowing/gaining clinical experience -How to approach research -How many hours of volunteering/shadowing/research do you really need? -How to ensure you have the best rec letters -When to start MCAT prep -Best way to prepare for the MCAT -Whether or not you should take a GAP year -How to write a personal statement that stands out from the rest -When to start applying to medical schools -Primary and secondary applications -What to expect in the interview process -How to stand out in interviews -What admissions boards want to see in applicants Register at the link below to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/dMb35bsX