im so impressed some youtubers actually get that there's a life after social media. youtube/instagram/tiktok isn't forever, but a career as a doctor is. good on you kamri!
@@PiccoloGrandeCoro It’s very cool. I know that if I was born into a wealthy family, and had something like social media to fall back on, it would be very hard for me to try for a career like medicine. Or any career for that matter.
@@leah5923 i just know i’m not built for the medical field 😭😭 just like every other job- do your passion! everyone is crucial to make the world go round
u're such a girlboss and role model. i am also hoping to get into med school and I just graduated high school this year so watching these videos not only inspire me but makes me even more excited!
Good for Kamri for pursuing a career outside of RUclips and enjoy your youth for working night shifts. My mom did it for a long time as a heart nurse by late 20s you’ll be exhausted.
I remember my first 24 hrs shift, I was so nervous but so excited, I learned so many things but i ended being super tired because I could not sleep at all since there were 3 surgeries and one of them was over 3 hrs long, definitely exhausting but worth it. You are going to do great, its going to be tough but you are going to learn so much :)
Our night shifts are from 6:45 pm - 6:45 am. Most of them are workful and in a rush - so great that you won‘t get really tired. I try to sleep 2/4 am - 11am/1 pm on the day before. After the night shift I sleep from 10 am - 1 pm most of the times. The following nights are not really good- but after about 2-3 following days I‘m right back on track with my sleep cycle.
Kamri this is AMAZING please film more about your journey. Even if you're just studying for an exam or getting ready like this video but THIS content is everything
so happy to see you all pursuing passions outside of social media! it’s extremely honorable and a GREAT example for those that would love to follow in your footsteps 💖
the best way to get patient care experience during undergrad is to work as a CNA/ patient care tech!! Some hospitals require the CNA certification but many don’t. I did this during nursing school and it gave me the best exposure and so much knowledge that when I started as an RN I had so much less to learn compared to those who ONLY did Clinicals and shadowing. Actually having your own patient load reaches autonomy and time management and I can’t recommend enough
i’m planning on being a certified medical assistant after hs during undergrad. (in order to become a PA-C) would you say it’s better for me to be a CNA or MA
Working in the ED is the BEST experience to get before med/PA school. I'm a PA-S right now and I have to say that working as an ED Tech taught me so much about the hands on part of medicine!
@@mariahandsons It's a lot of work, but I'm loving it! It's super cool getting to learn from my classmates because they all came from different clinical backgrounds.
@@zairabandy8695 sleeping during the day as opposed to night isn’t necessarily the problem, there are always black out curtains😂, more the fact that you’re switching back and forth from doing night shifts a few times a week then switching to being awake during the day and sleeping at night. but i mean, someone’s gotta do it i guess lmaoo
Your awesome kamri a lot of social media influencers don’t do anything else other than stick on social media so I think it’s so cool your pursuing other challenging things like being a doctor!! Your going to made a great addition
honestly I just adore you! You have been my role model for quite some time now and I always feel so motivated after watching your videos. I'm also a medical student, but that is really the only thing I do, so seeing you handle your life like that... just wow. I wish you all the best!
I’m so impressed by you Kamri! You work and on social media and other careers. I kind of want to be like you when I’m older. A RUclipsr along with something else. Such an inspiration, LY!!
I did night shift for 6 months at a level 1 trauma center as a new grad in 2020. Respiratory therapist. All I'm going to say is GOOD LUCK (and I pray for you)
I am a 4th yr med student and my night shifts are scheduled as 7pm-7am (but realistically they are 6:30pm-7:30am.) They are hard but rewarding! You got this Kamri and good luck!
I’m a premed first year and I’m a medical assistant getting started now for patient hours I work full time so I def will have enough hours by the time I apply to Med school lol. But your super inspiring is nice seeing people close to my age pursing medicine.
Can you make a video on what made you realize you were interested in medicine in the first place and other things besides the volunteer work at the hospital that has shown you that you want to become a doctor?
As a student myself, I find it interesting to learn about other people's experiences because we can learn from them e.t.c. Please do share more of your pre-med experience/academics, if you may. Thank you, Kamri, for getting the energy to film straight after a 10hr shift. You must have been exhausted then.
I'm a third year medical student (starting clinical rotations next month) so you have no idea how much it lights me up to see you on your journey with such passion and dedication!! You have the best attitude. :) I pray God continues to reveal the weight of this calling to be a healer of people in both their mind, body, and spirit. God bless!
Love seeing your premed content, I'm a premed myself so it's cool to follow along your journey too! Best of luck with everything! I'm preparing for my mcat in August, the grind is real but we got this ahhaha!!
*this is absolutely exciting! I used to watch a RUclipsr and she showed so many things working night shifts, different calls, etc which was so fun to watch. I can’t wait for you to grow so much on your journey!*
I'm a follower of Brooklyn amd Bailey and this video just came up on my page. Yes! I am very interested in following your med school journey. Hi from New Zealand! 👋
WOW girl I’m amazed! 9PM to 7AM 🫢 It’s cool tho that your enjoying it! I find it inspiring seeing people like you that love what you’re studying and despite the large school/work load, you take the first opportunity to learn more! And the ER must be tough! You’re so brave ❤️ God bless you Kamri 🤗
As someone who works the night shift (which is 12 AM to 8 AM) at a hospital with a break just under 2-hours mid-shift, melatonin and sleep are a must. And there is no such thing as a slow shift at a hospital, even though I work in the hospital lab (with 3 people in the lab).
I am so happy you are looking into the medical field! That is a smart decision!! Take your time studying for the M-Cat. I love how you chose a career other than social media.
Long shifts aren’t bad when you’re doing something you love and it’s a steady pace. I once had a 13 hour shift in the ICU where I did literally nothing. It was awful just sitting there. But on the other hand, I did a 12 hour shift in the NICU (where I plan on working) and it flew by. I wish I was working this summer! I’m going into my last semester of nursing school so I’m jealous of your opportunity🤪
Sometimes it can be chaotic though, even in the lab (where shifts are supposedly 8 hours, but as hospitals are short on lab techs, one rarely works just 5 days a week). I'm also interested in Kamri's journey with STEM.
Honestly, night shifts aren’t that bad at the beginning but as you go on working them your body gets more and more thrown off bc it’s not natural for a human and then they start to wear on you! Good on you for pursuing your dreams tho! You got this!!!
This is so exciting!! I hope to become a pediatric surgeon one day and am currently an incoming junior in high school. This really inspires me to see your journey and I can’t wait to find out more. You inspire me so much and show me that it is possible to achieve your dreams! I would really appreciate it and find it super educational if you could make a video about the MCAT! Also, could you keep up the pre-med/preparation for med school videos? Thanks! 🥰💕
Night shifts get harder as you get older especially if you are just working nights but living with people who work days. That was my biggest issue with nights. Having people expect you to be awake when your body is forced to do the opposite. When your younger it's not bad, the best thing I found was fool your body into thinking 9pm is 9am. Like do your regular morning routine before you would go to work, eat breakfast and eat a lunch on shift but keep it lighter and then same when you get home at 7am, make your body think it's 7pm, eat supper and do your regular evening routine. If you normally go to bed at 9 or 10 pm try and stay up until that in the morning. This is what I found worked best for me as I worked nights for 18 months straight. And I would try to somewhat maintain that schedule on my days off. You won't have a social life. But eventually your body will tell you that nights aren't going to work and you be forced to switch to work a regular schedule or to flip to a rotational schedule which is common is hospitals anyways.
Yes I would love to see more! 🥰 I've been watching your videos for so long and I want to become a doctor as well. I would love to see more of your journey. Since you can't film inside the hospital could you talk about what you do when you shadow on your shifts?
Hey kamri! You are truly Amazing. And good luck and I wish the best for you, stay strong too don't give up, you can do this. I would love if you could tell us about tips and tricks to studying, and staying motivated, and how you plan your day and stuff. Thank you 💕
I loved this! Could you explain a bit better what you intend your process to be for the career you want? Maybe a sit down video? I’m not american so a lot of your education system has different names and you need different things, I would just love to understand more of it… like does everyone currently on your course want to go to med school? How many years is that, etc…
I’m starting to do work in a hospital too! I’m wanting to become an allied health assistant in the future.. so helping out with physiotherapist and occupational therapists :) good luck with it all!
Night shift is the best! I was bummed when I was assigned nights as a new grad, but 3 years later I’ve passed on multiple opportunities to go to days. Never thought that would be the case. Hope you enjoy it too!
@@libbypeterson2061 Ah, that's so cool to hear! I'm really hoping nights will be a good environment for me to learn, especially in ICU, without the added chaos of days!
@@c4ordchick Thank you and congrats to you too! I used Uworld to prep for NCLEX. I really, really liked it! The set up is almost identical to the actual NCLEX interface. I would do sets of 75 questions at a time and just not let myself go back on a question, just like the real test. Make sure to read the rationales, even if you get the question right! It's good to know specifically why each answer choice was wrong! I studied for about a month before testing and that worked for me. Some of my classmates rave over Mark Klimek, Registerednursern, and the simple nursing videos. I'm not much of an auditory learner so I didn't go that route, but I know it's super helpful for others! Best of luck and you are going to do great!
It just so happens that just this past weekend I worked 3 night shifts, helping out a friend. She works as a cleaner at a yacht club. Her boss is out of town, and so she needed help, and her bf and I helped and will be doing it again in a few weeks.
Good luck on your journey!!! I was a Pre-Med major. I was headed towards Med School but then shifted to PA-C. I’m currently in PA school so I feel your pain 😂 keep it up!
So impressed you’re pursuing a career other than social media. It’s a lot of work, but you’ve got this!!
im so impressed some youtubers actually get that there's a life after social media. youtube/instagram/tiktok isn't forever, but a career as a doctor is. good on you kamri!
@@PiccoloGrandeCoro It’s very cool. I know that if I was born into a wealthy family, and had something like social media to fall back on, it would be very hard for me to try for a career like medicine. Or any career for that matter.
@@leah5923 i just know i’m not built for the medical field 😭😭 just like every other job- do your passion! everyone is crucial to make the world go round
They all want careers outside of social media
@@apriltownsend8463 the mcknight family does, which is rare. most youtubers/influencers dont.
u're such a girlboss and role model. i am also hoping to get into med school and I just graduated high school this year so watching these videos not only inspire me but makes me even more excited!
I’m excited to see a kid who grew up on youtube pursuing a career outside of social media. Very proud of Kamri for going after her dreams.
Good for Kamri for pursuing a career outside of RUclips and enjoy your youth for working night shifts. My mom did it for a long time as a heart nurse by late 20s you’ll be exhausted.
Omg. I thought I left this comment and I got so confused, HAHA
@@lindsey9094 woah lol
I remember my first 24 hrs shift, I was so nervous but so excited, I learned so many things but i ended being super tired because I could not sleep at all since there were 3 surgeries and one of them was over 3 hrs long, definitely exhausting but worth it. You are going to do great, its going to be tough but you are going to learn so much :)
Our night shifts are from 6:45 pm - 6:45 am. Most of them are workful and in a rush - so great that you won‘t get really tired. I try to sleep 2/4 am - 11am/1 pm on the day before. After the night shift I sleep from 10 am - 1 pm most of the times. The following nights are not really good- but after about 2-3 following days I‘m right back on track with my sleep cycle.
Kamri this is AMAZING please film more about your journey. Even if you're just studying for an exam or getting ready like this video but THIS content is everything
so happy to see you all pursuing passions outside of social media! it’s extremely honorable and a GREAT example for those that would love to follow in your footsteps 💖
nah this girl is for sure an inspiration. to be on youtube from so young and actually doing something besides social media is almost unheard of
Imagine going to the hospital one day and Kamri is your doctor! Keep up the good work Kamri!
My dad is a retired ER doctor and my mom was an ER nurse and then became an ortho PA-C! You will always be needed in the ER!
How does she like being a PA? I’m pre-pa, hoping to attend pa school in 2023!
the best way to get patient care experience during undergrad is to work as a CNA/ patient care tech!! Some hospitals require the CNA certification but many don’t. I did this during nursing school and it gave me the best exposure and so much knowledge that when I started as an RN I had so much less to learn compared to those who ONLY did Clinicals and shadowing. Actually having your own patient load reaches autonomy and time management and I can’t recommend enough
i’m planning on being a certified medical assistant after hs during undergrad. (in order to become a PA-C) would you say it’s better for me to be a CNA or MA
@@SH.17 it depends but both are great to get patient care hours, I plan on applying to med school and am a CNA. Everyone differs
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Working in the ED is the BEST experience to get before med/PA school. I'm a PA-S right now and I have to say that working as an ED Tech taught me so much about the hands on part of medicine!
How are you enjoying PA school? :-) I am pre-pa rn
@@mariahandsons It's a lot of work, but I'm loving it! It's super cool getting to learn from my classmates because they all came from different clinical backgrounds.
Night shifts are no joke! I am also working Fri-Sun 7pm-3am in a lab. It takes some adjusting but you got this!!💕
Oh ya
but we are not meant to be sleeping in the day. aren't there consequences for not sleeping at night?
@@zairabandy8695 sleeping during the day as opposed to night isn’t necessarily the problem, there are always black out curtains😂, more the fact that you’re switching back and forth from doing night shifts a few times a week then switching to being awake during the day and sleeping at night. but i mean, someone’s gotta do it i guess lmaoo
Dax is such a sweetie for making you breakfast! Also I love Paisley’s bonnet. So so proud of you and can’t wait to see more of your journey
Your awesome kamri a lot of social media influencers don’t do anything else other than stick on social media so I think it’s so cool your pursuing other challenging things like being a doctor!! Your going to made a great addition
night shift nurse here, the 12 hour shifts are no joke but i'm glad you aren't super drained on your shifts and good luck with the med school prep!!
honestly I just adore you! You have been my role model for quite some time now and I always feel so motivated after watching your videos. I'm also a medical student, but that is really the only thing I do, so seeing you handle your life like that... just wow. I wish you all the best!
My mom worked night shift and absolutely loved them! I wish you all the best with medical school❤️
I’m so impressed by you Kamri! You work and on social media and other careers. I kind of want to be like you when I’m older. A RUclipsr along with something else. Such an inspiration, LY!!
Nightshifts are only fun while you're still a student😅 Enjoy every step of the ride Kamri. You can do it!
Don’t ruin it! It can sometimes get chaotic, even if you work away from the emergency room (I work in the hospital lab).
I did night shift for 6 months at a level 1 trauma center as a new grad in 2020. Respiratory therapist. All I'm going to say is GOOD LUCK (and I pray for you)
And you do social media as a job! That’s amazing! Keep up all the hard work, stay dedicated, and take it one day at a time! You got this!!
I am a 4th yr med student and my night shifts are scheduled as 7pm-7am (but realistically they are 6:30pm-7:30am.) They are hard but rewarding! You got this Kamri and good luck!
Similar hours at my hospital (7 PM to 7:30 AM [+1]). But you have to get information from the day teams, and then feed information to them.
I’m just amazed you managed to film, shower, and drive to work all in 30 min! 😂 loved the video!!
Good luck you’re such a beautiful baddie and can do anything you put your mind to!!!
“This doesn’t come with an instruction manual” had me cracking up!!!! 😆 Love ya Kamri! 💗
Girl you’re cutting it close waking up at 830 and gotta be there by 9..
I’m a premed first year and I’m a medical assistant getting started now for patient hours I work full time so I def will have enough hours by the time I apply to Med school lol. But your super inspiring is nice seeing people close to my age pursing medicine.
Yes!! Please share more vlogs like this 🙌🏼🙌🏼 so interesting to see! And fuh
good for you girl! i’m a sophomore in college and my major is nursing, hoping to become a scrub nurse!! i love that you expanded your career!
You’re a brilliant girl. We’re all proud of you kiddo
omg, I love this side of vlogging, I feel like I just learned a whole new side of your world which is amazing!
Can you make a video on what made you realize you were interested in medicine in the first place and other things besides the volunteer work at the hospital that has shown you that you want to become a doctor?
Good luck Kamri. Be safe.
Good for you!! Good luck 👍
As a student myself, I find it interesting to learn about other people's experiences because we can learn from them e.t.c. Please do share more of your pre-med experience/academics, if you may. Thank you, Kamri, for getting the energy to film straight after a 10hr shift. You must have been exhausted then.
Oh my gosh!! 😳. Good job Kamri. You are so inspiring and hardworking!!!! You got this girl!😀😀😉
I'm a third year medical student (starting clinical rotations next month) so you have no idea how much it lights me up to see you on your journey with such passion and dedication!! You have the best attitude. :) I pray God continues to reveal the weight of this calling to be a healer of people in both their mind, body, and spirit. God bless!
Kamri, this is sooo exciting!! Good luck! 💖love ya !!
Love seeing your premed content, I'm a premed myself so it's cool to follow along your journey too! Best of luck with everything! I'm preparing for my mcat in August, the grind is real but we got this ahhaha!!
*this is absolutely exciting! I used to watch a RUclipsr and she showed so many things working night shifts, different calls, etc which was so fun to watch. I can’t wait for you to grow so much on your journey!*
I'm a follower of Brooklyn amd Bailey and this video just came up on my page. Yes! I am very interested in following your med school journey. Hi from New Zealand! 👋
How cute, her brother made her breakfast. Everyone is so big it's craxy
Daxton’s voice is so deel
IMO The prettiest and smartest McKnight daughter
Dang that is insane!! Good for you girl! I work as a unit clerk I love the hospital never a dull moment there😂
WOW girl I’m amazed! 9PM to 7AM 🫢 It’s cool tho that your enjoying it! I find it inspiring seeing people like you that love what you’re studying and despite the large school/work load, you take the first opportunity to learn more! And the ER must be tough! You’re so brave ❤️ God bless you Kamri 🤗
Go Kamri!!!! love how ypur channel includes a bit of everything ❤️
Also, when you go to Med school, can you do like a shopping haul on what you bring and need for it. I think that will be really cool to see
This is so cool! My dream job is to be a radiologist in a hospital! I love what you are doing! ✨😘
Yes, i do want to see more med school journey
When you start to get in the groove of things, can you make a night shift essentials video??
I know not everyone is into astrology but I feel like u have earth placements in ur chart for sure! Such a hard worker!
dax has gotten so big!! omg
As someone who works the night shift (which is 12 AM to 8 AM) at a hospital with a break just under 2-hours mid-shift, melatonin and sleep are a must. And there is no such thing as a slow shift at a hospital, even though I work in the hospital lab (with 3 people in the lab).
First one feels like nothing. After a while it starts to catch up to you
I am so happy you are looking into the medical field! That is a smart decision!! Take your time studying for the M-Cat. I love how you chose a career other than social media.
What's the MCAT? When do you take it? :)
kamri!! i'm so excited to watch this video!!! love yaaaa 🤍
Long shifts aren’t bad when you’re doing something you love and it’s a steady pace. I once had a 13 hour shift in the ICU where I did literally nothing. It was awful just sitting there. But on the other hand, I did a 12 hour shift in the NICU (where I plan on working) and it flew by. I wish I was working this summer! I’m going into my last semester of nursing school so I’m jealous of your opportunity🤪
Sometimes it can be chaotic though, even in the lab (where shifts are supposedly 8 hours, but as hospitals are short on lab techs, one rarely works just 5 days a week). I'm also interested in Kamri's journey with STEM.
soo happy for you , kamri , definitely want to see more
I’m so proud of you Kamri. 💚
Good luck kamri I love watching you RUclips video so much and I am so proud of you ❤💘🥹🤙
Can you make a video on your mcat experience once you do take it and the overall process of going to med school thanks!
Glad you survived! I'm a PCA at a hospital and I can tell you working back to back 7pm-7am shifts is tough. Glad you liked it though
WOWWW I havnt watched this channel in YEARS they are all so grown I’m in shock.
Honestly, night shifts aren’t that bad at the beginning but as you go on working them your body gets more and more thrown off bc it’s not natural for a human and then they start to wear on you! Good on you for pursuing your dreams tho! You got this!!!
12 hr shifts as a 911 dispatcher here! them hours are no joke but sending good vibes your way!!
pais' voice is getting deeper now 🥹 you're all really growing idk why i just processed that 😭
She is probably going to be a famous Doctor and this will be in her documentary when she is rich and famous.
So proud of you!
Definitely more vids Kamri
Love watching all of your videos, I hope you get into medical school early
Goshhhh watching uh guys after agesssss daxon used to be a kid back then
This is so exciting!! I hope to become a pediatric surgeon one day and am currently an incoming junior in high school. This really inspires me to see your journey and I can’t wait to find out more. You inspire me so much and show me that it is possible to achieve your dreams! I would really appreciate it and find it super educational if you could make a video about the MCAT! Also, could you keep up the pre-med/preparation for med school videos? Thanks! 🥰💕
I’ve work 5pm-10pm for nights and I loved it.
Night shifts get harder as you get older especially if you are just working nights but living with people who work days. That was my biggest issue with nights. Having people expect you to be awake when your body is forced to do the opposite. When your younger it's not bad, the best thing I found was fool your body into thinking 9pm is 9am. Like do your regular morning routine before you would go to work, eat breakfast and eat a lunch on shift but keep it lighter and then same when you get home at 7am, make your body think it's 7pm, eat supper and do your regular evening routine. If you normally go to bed at 9 or 10 pm try and stay up until that in the morning. This is what I found worked best for me as I worked nights for 18 months straight. And I would try to somewhat maintain that schedule on my days off. You won't have a social life. But eventually your body will tell you that nights aren't going to work and you be forced to switch to work a regular schedule or to flip to a rotational schedule which is common is hospitals anyways.
OMG! when you were getting ready you looked just like Bailey!
Good luck with applications Kamri! I'm applying to OT school this year 😬
I've worked night shifts not for medical jobs for Criminal Justice job and mixed split shifts. Wishing you all the best!
Yes I would love to see more! 🥰 I've been watching your videos for so long and I want to become a doctor as well. I would love to see more of your journey. Since you can't film inside the hospital could you talk about what you do when you shadow on your shifts?
Hey kamri!
You are truly Amazing. And good luck and I wish the best for you, stay strong too don't give up, you can do this.
I would love if you could tell us about tips and tricks to studying, and staying motivated, and how you plan your day and stuff.
Thank you 💕
Being a scribe is great experience!!! All the scribes in our ER are either accepted to Med School or applying
are u a scribe? was wondering what its like and if theres more to it than essentially just typing up everything the doctor says during patient visits
Love your nails and necklaces girly!!! 💛💛💛
You look sooooooo cute in your lil scrubs and glasses! Congrats beautiful, sweet, girl!
Wish you good luck on your first night shift kamri
You’re awesome Kamri! Nights can be really fun!❤️
I'm also a premed student and an EMT and all I work are night shifts bc school. Good luck on your journey!
Congratulations!!
Good luck
I know you can do this!
Haven't seen Dax for quite a long time and he is a lot older!
I loved this! Could you explain a bit better what you intend your process to be for the career you want? Maybe a sit down video? I’m not american so a lot of your education system has different names and you need different things, I would just love to understand more of it… like does everyone currently on your course want to go to med school? How many years is that, etc…
Im so proud of her
I’m starting to do work in a hospital too! I’m wanting to become an allied health assistant in the future.. so helping out with physiotherapist and occupational therapists :) good luck with it all!
Is it just me or pais and dax grew up soo fast and also their voices changed sooo much
I followed you since you havent started this channel yet and it's fun knowing you are thriving career wise! so proud
I just graduated from nursing school & passed the NCLEX - I’m headed to to Night Shift so hopefully I shall survive too 😂😅
Congratulations! I'm in the process of taking my boards, how did you study?
Night shift is the best! I was bummed when I was assigned nights as a new grad, but 3 years later I’ve passed on multiple opportunities to go to days. Never thought that would be the case. Hope you enjoy it too!
@@libbypeterson2061 Ah, that's so cool to hear! I'm really hoping nights will be a good environment for me to learn, especially in ICU, without the added chaos of days!
@@c4ordchick Thank you and congrats to you too! I used Uworld to prep for NCLEX. I really, really liked it! The set up is almost identical to the actual NCLEX interface. I would do sets of 75 questions at a time and just not let myself go back on a question, just like the real test. Make sure to read the rationales, even if you get the question right! It's good to know specifically why each answer choice was wrong! I studied for about a month before testing and that worked for me. Some of my classmates rave over Mark Klimek, Registerednursern, and the simple nursing videos. I'm not much of an auditory learner so I didn't go that route, but I know it's super helpful for others! Best of luck and you are going to do great!
It just so happens that just this past weekend I worked 3 night shifts, helping out a friend. She works as a cleaner at a yacht club. Her boss is out of town, and so she needed help, and her bf and I helped and will be doing it again in a few weeks.
Ur so pretty I think ur hair looks really good down tucked perfectly behind both ears with a Sleek middle part or up in a sleek bun
Good luck on your journey!!! I was a Pre-Med major. I was headed towards Med School but then shifted to PA-C. I’m currently in PA school so I feel your pain 😂 keep it up!
Could you do a detailed video on how you’re studying for the mcat?!
I just started working nights at a warehouse! It's definitely something to get used to, but I kind of like it.
You got this Kamri!!