What is fact and fiction when it comes to doctors and their respective stereotypes? In our part 2 series of doctor stereotypes, we answer that question for internal medicine, family medicine, radiology, and more.
Choosing a medical specialty is one of the hardest decision you’ll come across in medical school. In fact, 75% of students change their intended specialty while in medical school. Here’s how to best decide.
The expectation and reality of going through medical school and being a doctor are quite different. These are the things I wish I knew before I earned my M.D. and became a doctor.
Before Submitting NRMP Rank List… Congratulations, you have finished interviewing at residency programs. You are ironing down your NRMP rank list and soon will be
Wondering which specialties are the most competitive? Here we go over the official statistics and explore which are the most competitive and desired specialties.
One of the beauties of medical school is the great breadth of learning. With so many possible fields, how does one choose their residency specialty? In this post Dr. Petey Kass, third-year psychiatry resident at UC San Francisco, provides his advice on how to navigate this difficult process.
Medical school is a completely different beast from your pre-med years in college. Here are four things you should know and prepare for in order to have the most productive, effective, and happy experience of medical school!
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