Doing research can be an extremely valuable addition to your CV no matter what specialty you decide to pursue. Research experience is often used to measure interest, dedication, and work ethic, and if done correctly, can also be fun and extremely rewarding!
not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been watching with my gf for the last couple of days xD
I'm not even a medical student or even aiming to be in the field, yet I still enjoy watching you and find myself coming back every week for the next upload! Love how positive you are
As someone not experienced with research, how do you sell yourself via email? You mentioned "here is how I can contribute" - what would this entail to a beginner? Also, when you partake in research during the school year, do the attendindgs/PI/residents expect +20 hours for me to carry my end? THANK YOU for this video! (I'm currently an OMS-II)
Yay u are back♥️Thank u so much for the tips it is very helpful for my notes. From today onwards you are my role model.🎉🎉🎉 You are so sweet .I just love your style .Please keep uploading videos especially about your routine .♥️I just love it
Ooooo so excited!! I won't be able yo watch the preview cause it will be at 4am here in Australia 😂 but I will defs watch after I wake up! Can't wait!!
Hey I’m a first year med student in India. I had a doubt about whether I have to do research specifically on dermatology during med school if I want to match into a dermat residency
Like the stuff u do daily and on holidays (if u get any ) 😂kinda exposing ur lifestyle 😂but the best thing is that ur always smiling and it seems that life is pretty easy as a resident 😂😂
writing articles and publishing them in a journal is the same publication that is a valuable asset to our cv for residency in highly competitive specialities?
Loved the video!! Thank you for all the tips. I’m a MS from Brazil but my dream is to do my residency in the USA, Dermatology residency. I wanted to do some research with mentors from the USA, but from Brazil, do you think that it is possible?! Looking forward to your response! Thank you again for all your videos
What made you chose dermatology? I love medicine and I want to have a great family life and I think dermatology would be best for me. Btw I’m in 10th grade
How many publications did you have throughout med school? Also, did you have to take any years off of med school to do research or was it only summer/during clinical rotations? :)
Thank you Madalyn for this amazing video! I always love your energy, and this video's topic is actually something I've been pondering about for a while. And there's a question I would like to ask - if you've been never taught how to make use of stats programs like SPSS, R, etc... are you supposed to learn it yourself or is your research mentor going to be understanding and willing to take time to guide you through it? I want to reach out and volunteer for research projects, but I'm not sure exactly *how* I'm going to contribute to the project - as a MS I feel like I am unskilled and I don't see how adding a newbie(aka me) is going to make it better for the people at the research project so it keeps me from reaching out to them. Does it normally feel like "Hey, I want to help, although I don't know much about the methods it takes but if you are willing to take the time to direct and teach me I'll try my best to contribute"? 😥
Hi - MS here. My career counselor said that if you do know how to use stat programs, it is a plus but your efforts are better pursued elsewhere if you don't know how. Research heavy institutions typically have a statistician that performs the analysis for you and if they don't the PI should know someone who can. It is typically not the medical student's responsibility to know how to do this. I would say that you can dedicate __ amount of time (weeks if in the summer or hours in the week) to do the research. Here is some examples of previous research I've done, this is why I'm interested in this research, etc. If they've posted the project online you can look up how the research is typically done (look into the methods if it is bench research and familiarize yourself with the topic).
Hi Madalyn, I'm an OMS 1 trying to find some research opportunities and planning to send random emails to alumni residents to ask if I can contribute. Do you know when they start working on their research (PGY1 or later, fall or spring,...)?
Do you think Medical Schools are going to have considerer COVID as a valid reason as to why someone could not do research due to the pandemic? Many research labs kicked students out in the Spring and Fall so it’s actually hard to do that now
So interesting🤩 how is it going your ambulatory term? Hope well😋 can i also ask you a question?(But it's not video related). My question is do doctors get to establish a good relation with the patient? Or is it true that actually doctors see patiens for few minutes ?🤔 i tried searching online but i find nothing😕 Anywyas here ur quote💟 "Just when you taste the bitterness you will fully enjoy the sweetness" 😋🍬
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Doing research can be an extremely valuable addition to your CV no matter what specialty you decide to pursue. Research experience is often used to measure interest, dedication, and work ethic, and if done correctly, can also be fun and extremely rewarding!
Please do a video about getting into medical school or how to migrate as a doctor to usa
not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been watching with my gf for the last couple of days xD
@Eli Nehemiah Yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself :)
I'm not even a medical student or even aiming to be in the field, yet I still enjoy watching you and find myself coming back every week for the next upload! Love how positive you are
Had a rough start to my day but your positivity is so contagious. Cant wait to be a pediatrician that embodies the same spirit as you.
Good luck
She always gives me energy just by seeing her
me too exactly
Wanna marry her
$imp
I’m a first year medical student in the northeast! This video was so helpful and also encouraging! Thank you for all the great tips!!
i thinkt this might be the only comprehensive vieo that helps med studetns with research
Yaaaaas, thank you for your positivity~ I'm gonna get back to this case report project that I left hanging...
This was really helpful, thank you
As someone not experienced with research, how do you sell yourself via email? You mentioned "here is how I can contribute" - what would this entail to a beginner? Also, when you partake in research during the school year, do the attendindgs/PI/residents expect +20 hours for me to carry my end? THANK YOU for this video! (I'm currently an OMS-II)
Yay u are back♥️Thank u so much for the tips it is very helpful for my notes. From today onwards you are my role model.🎉🎉🎉 You are so sweet .I just love your style .Please keep uploading videos especially about your routine .♥️I just love it
Your tips is very helpful, . thanks for sharing
I would love to see a get ready with me video before work or just on your off day! You always look fabulous and so pretty :)
Wow, you matched into Dermatology. That’s really cool🥺❣️
Ooooo so excited!! I won't be able yo watch the preview cause it will be at 4am here in Australia 😂 but I will defs watch after I wake up! Can't wait!!
So informative. Thank you! I hope you are well
This is amazing, thank you ♥️♥️
thankyou for these tips! im sure it will definitely help me in the future. loveyouuu!
Reminder on!
Hey I’m a first year med student in India. I had a doubt about whether I have to do research specifically on dermatology during med school if I want to match into a dermat residency
When r uploading some new videos on your routine I really love to watch them assuming it to be my routine some day ?? 😂😂
Hahaha I think you'll like next week's video! But what routines exactly are you wanting to see? :)
Like the stuff u do daily and on holidays (if u get any ) 😂kinda exposing ur lifestyle 😂but the best thing is that ur always smiling and it seems that life is pretty easy as a resident 😂😂
Hey mad! I was just browsing in my yt feed until I saw your vlogs!! You're very sweet and beautiful 👀❤️
It was such an informative video .Thanks a lot.
writing articles and publishing them in a journal is the same publication that is a valuable asset to our cv for residency in highly competitive specialities?
Hi Madalyn!! Love your videos❤️You should definitely do a video explaining why you want to go into dermatology🧐
Did you have prior research experience during undergrad/ how would that translate to med school?
hi Madalyn - love your videos and your glasses in this video! where did you get them from? thank you :)
How do I find the conferences you were talking about?
Why don't you post hospital vlogs more often
Thank you for these tips! How do you recommend seeking out mentors?
It’s in the video! ☺️
how did you go from surgery residency to dermatology?
+1
oh me still in junior yr of high school hehehe
What's your specialist?
Loved the video!! Thank you for all the tips. I’m a MS from Brazil but my dream is to do my residency in the USA, Dermatology residency. I wanted to do some research with mentors from the USA, but from Brazil, do you think that it is possible?! Looking forward to your response! Thank you again for all your videos
I share with you this dream, If you found anything it will be a valuable info for me ^^
What made you chose dermatology? I love medicine and I want to have a great family life and I think dermatology would be best for me. Btw I’m in 10th grade
I am debating if I should go into dermatology, but do you have to deal with blood too much?
com on em oi
How many publications did you have throughout med school? Also, did you have to take any years off of med school to do research or was it only summer/during clinical rotations? :)
Thank you Madalyn for this amazing video! I always love your energy, and this video's topic is actually something I've been pondering about for a while. And there's a question I would like to ask - if you've been never taught how to make use of stats programs like SPSS, R, etc... are you supposed to learn it yourself or is your research mentor going to be understanding and willing to take time to guide you through it? I want to reach out and volunteer for research projects, but I'm not sure exactly *how* I'm going to contribute to the project - as a MS I feel like I am unskilled and I don't see how adding a newbie(aka me) is going to make it better for the people at the research project so it keeps me from reaching out to them. Does it normally feel like "Hey, I want to help, although I don't know much about the methods it takes but if you are willing to take the time to direct and teach me I'll try my best to contribute"? 😥
Hi - MS here. My career counselor said that if you do know how to use stat programs, it is a plus but your efforts are better pursued elsewhere if you don't know how. Research heavy institutions typically have a statistician that performs the analysis for you and if they don't the PI should know someone who can. It is typically not the medical student's responsibility to know how to do this. I would say that you can dedicate __ amount of time (weeks if in the summer or hours in the week) to do the research. Here is some examples of previous research I've done, this is why I'm interested in this research, etc. If they've posted the project online you can look up how the research is typically done (look into the methods if it is bench research and familiarize yourself with the topic).
Hi Madalyn, I'm an OMS 1 trying to find some research opportunities and planning to send random emails to alumni residents to ask if I can contribute. Do you know when they start working on their research (PGY1 or later, fall or spring,...)?
Are you doing research in residency?
did you take a research year?
If I could super like this, I would! Thank you so much 🫶🏼
Is that a jacket? Or shirt? Is it available for men? Have a gewd one!!
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Do you think Medical Schools are going to have considerer COVID as a valid reason as to why someone could not do research due to the pandemic? Many research labs kicked students out in the Spring and Fall so it’s actually hard to do that now
I actually address different ways you can get involved in research in light of the current situation in this video! :)
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Dude you’re gorgeous
You’re smart and beautiful. I will become a dermatologist one day and marry you. Wait for me please.
Hiiii, what are you going to become?
A dermatologist 😊
@@DrMadalyn ohhhh ok! I want to become something in the medical field but I really don’t know what
So interesting🤩 how is it going your ambulatory term? Hope well😋 can i also ask you a question?(But it's not video related). My question is do doctors get to establish a good relation with the patient? Or is it true that actually doctors see patiens for few minutes ?🤔 i tried searching online but i find nothing😕
Anywyas here ur quote💟
"Just when you taste the bitterness you will fully enjoy the sweetness"
😋🍬
Jesus died for you was buried and rose again on the third day according to the scriptures.
If you confess with your mouth Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved. please repent of your sins and accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior.
I hope you reply to your messages on Instagram because I really need your help and advice. Please
7:05 im going to korea then japan for a total of 1 month after M1 ://
Thank you !!! I️ needed this. I’m starting med school in fall and want to do research.
on waiting
Thank you so much for this information!
Thank youuu