Future DOctor of Osteopathic Medicine | Why I Chose D.O.
There are many misconceptions and inaccurate stigmas about DOs and osteopathic medicine. These are the reasons I chose an osteopathic medical school over allopathic.
How to Balance Scholastic Achievement And Wellbeing
Being a high-achieving student and doctor does not necessitate sacrificing your wellbeing. Here we outline lifestyle habits for balancing schoolwork with your wellbeing.
My Story – Overcoming Clinical Depression as a Medical Student
“I was not okay.” Discover Andrea Dwek Schain’s personal battle with clinical depression as a med student, her path to healing, and why #SaveOurDoctors matters.
The Insiders Scoop – Neurosurgery Residency
Dr. Bayard Wilson walks us through the life of a UCLA Neurosurgeon, including the day-to-day, work-life balance, and his most rewarding experiences as a physician.
Five Time Management Habits to Adopt in College
Pre-med students must be skilled at time management to succeed in the field of medicine. Here we outline five time management habits to adopt in college.
The Insiders Scoop – Plastic Surgery
Anthony Echo, M.D., gives the Insiders Scoop on attending life as a plastic surgeon, including work-life balance and exciting new horizons in the field of plastics.
The Insiders Scoop – Family Medicine
Valerie Chan Teng, MD gives the Insiders Scoop on her career as a family medicine physician, including what drew her to this specialty and advice for students interested in family medicine.
The Insiders Scoop – Infectious Diseases
Annie Cowell, MD, MPH gives the Insiders Scoop on her career as an infectious diseases physician.
The Insiders Scoop – Gastroenterology
Samuel Tesfay M.D. gives the Insiders Scoop on his journey to becoming an attending physician and gastroenterologist specializing in inflammatory bowel disease.
The Insiders Scoop – Integrative Medicine
Felicia Yu, M.D., gives the Insiders Scoop on Integrative Medicine, a holistic sub-specialty that reaffirms the therapeutic relationship between practitioner and patient.