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How Am I Adjusting to Residency!? | A Week in the Life of an Emergency Medicine Resident
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2020
- I'm Precious, an Emergency Medicine resident physician sharing my experiences through medicine and life. Through my channel I hope to show that life is meant to be lived and enjoyed throughout the journey, not only at the final destination. Along the way, I hope to provide advice to students and motivation to anyone pursing a career in the medical field.
I upload new videos every Sunday.
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I love your vlogs! I have nothing to do with the medical field lol, I’m a kindergarten teacher but stumbled onto you a few moths ago when you were buying your house :)
Aww thanks so much!
Love your videos. I feel like i would be super tired with your residency schedule. Doctors are such strong and determined people. Keep it up !!
Your off months sound very exciting too! Was nice to see u this morning 🌄 💗
Awesome vlog Precious. Always enjoy watching you move through your day or whatever time you may be in at the moment. Looking forward to more goodies. Enjoy your vacation with Stanley. Please be safe and I wish you both safe travels. God bless ❤️🙋🏽♀️🙏
Lmao at Stanley watching himself laughing
Great vlog! Thanks for sharing another week!
Thanks Sofia!
I love your hair. Very nice. I personally keep mine short so that it is easier to clean and then if someone spits or pukes on me it isn't as much of a sanitation issue. BUT I think yours always looks amazing!
🤗 looking forward to the next one🖤
whoooo for procedures! Love it
Great vlog as always 👍🏾👏🏾🤗
Wow, love your life 😭
we don’t drink coffee yet (fourth year med students) but may need to start in residency like you😂
Match Made In Medicine I thought I would NEVER need coffee 😂. Residency and night shift has changed things lol
So delightful to watch! We want more watch time😭
Ive been living in FL for 3 years now, and I think my fav season here is fall lol. Keep up the good work! Very inspiring vids!
what part of Florida are you in? It's getting pretty cold now during the winter time.
@@WhiteCoatChronicles Central Florida about 20 min north of Orlando. Yes, it's currently 60 with low 40s tonight :((
First baby 🎉🎉🎉🍾
Nice vlog 👍
Thanks for another vlog! I literally lol at the story-too funny. Do you pick your presentation topic or is it assigned? How often are you required to give presentations during residency training?
We pick our own topic from a list. I have 2 presentations during my first year.
Yaassass so beautiful
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Nice
Where do you get your head scarves?
from Nigeria :)
The mask makes a difference your skin has had a glow
Are you seeing many Covid patients coming through your ER?
Those arms are looking cut💪🏽
Hi. I am an early college student. This means that when I graduate from high school I will graduate with my diploma and an Associate's degree. I plan to get a B.S. in Psychology and then go into medical school however, I am having trouble selecting a school. I understand that some colleges have to be accredited and that I have to take an MCAT Exam. Do you have any advice on how I should select my school? Do you have any advice on what I should be doing now to prepare myself for medical school? Should I chose to get my bachelor's in something like Chemistry, Molecular Biology, or go into a Pre-med program? Additionally, if you had to give me one piece of advice in regards to school and career, what would it be?
P.s. (I am a senior and will graduate in 2021. Sorry for the long comment. My curiosity gets the better of me and I just can't help it.)
Lau M Hi i'm a Pre-PA student that is a major in Psychology and my advice is to
1. Make sure you have all the prerequisites to get into medical school , doesn't matter what degree you have have but if you don't have the prerequisites then there is no guarantee they might consider you.
2. Chose something you are interested in because at the end if you are not interested in microbiology or chemistry there is no need to put your money in a degree you know you are going to hate. Medical school and Physician Assistant school want to see diversity . So you can get a degree in whatever you want but they want to also see what can you do outside of academic. so volunteering for example can make you look good.
3. As far as school go , it depends on your situation and transportation and how much you are going to take out of loans. So if you want to stay with your parents find school near by with a low commute time and go to that school. If you are in a situation where you cannot stay with your parents look for schools that best interest you, ofc you want them to accept you but those school need to accommodate your needs . After all you are paying for school.
4. if money is the issue just know we all are doing to be in debt no matter how much and how long we go to school or the amount of money. Apply for scholarships that will help you out a lot. I'm blessed to be able to work at a hospital as housekeeping ( I clean Operating rooms,) no matter what i do i can still apply for scholarships.
5. And lastly just know this is a journey of its own I know it fell like you have to live in a timeline cause trust i feel that way, but do something because you like it not because a school wants you too. Because if you don't get into their program , it was maybe because it wasn't for you. There are many medical school in the United states (i'm assuming here) so you have a lot to choose from . But remember as stated before you have to do what feels right to you.
I hope this was somewhat helpful.
1. In terms of selecting an undergraduates college/university, you can go to anyone that has a solid pre-med curriculum (biology, biochemistry, general chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, English, and math). Some additional classes to consider are genetics, microbiology, psychology, and sociology. These are all topics that you'll see on the MCAT or in med sch. You can choose any major that suits your interest. Psychology is a good choice.
2. For selecting a medical school, I used MSAR and applied to schools that had missions that aligned with my goals. It ended up working out for me. Be able to answer, "Why do you want to become a doctor?"
3. Be involved in extracurricular activities. Do things that you are passionate about. For example, if you like music, then do that. It is important to demonstrate commitment and discipline. Gain experience by shadowing, volunteering, doing research or working as a scribe/EMT/phlebotomist etc. There are so many options!
Lastly, the biggest advice I would give is to reach out to admissions, physicians and medical students for advice. There is no one right way to become a doctor. Continue working hard and putting in the effort. Good luck!
Thank you guys so much for your comments. They gave me courage to pursue what I want to do. I am still very nervous but your words and advice make me feel safe to pursue this kind of career. Again, Thank you.
Lau M I just want to say, omg your graduating HS and Associates degree at the same time!! Congrats to you! If u can do that I think u can do anything! Obviously u all ready have good study habits! Shaun Anderson is in his 1st yr of medical school . Watch his vlogs. Ask him what he did. Many blessings to u in life!
Up in Gainesville lol
1st
Is your soon to be husband in the medical field as well?
He's an Engineer.