Residency

Stories are the medium we simultaneously share knowledge, teach, learn and evolve. I have always loved reading, telling, and most of all, experiencing stories. My passion for internal medicine stems from my love for stories. Every patient has a story to be discovered. As doctors we not only hear them but become a part of them, guiding them towards happier and healthier ways. At the risk of sounding cliché, the day I decided to become an internist was the first day of my internal medicine…

younger siblings when I get home after school. Another role conflict would be associated with my permanent residency. The role expectation of a permanent resident is to stay in Canada for a period of 2 years out of 5. This means, I can’t spend more than 3 years out of the country during the 5 year period. I’d love to go study abroad in Italy or Spain, but I can’t because of my permanent residency expectation. To conclude, having many role expectations of your statuses can be very overwhelming…

Thinking back on my life, I have no regrets for the actions I took and the paths I followed. Starting from college and progressing through medical residency, despite the obstacles life threw my way, I made it through. I now watch the sunset each night through my glass house. When I step out, I can smell fresh waters mixed with flowers and a hint of happiness. Sitting by the still waters mirroring my every move and also my internal movement. I can finally say I am more at peace with myself than I…

per year–which is not a big difference than an entry-level. In order to become a general surgeon, you need years of schooling and training. The years of schooling include receiving a bachelor’s degree, attending medical school, then completing a residency program to receive further training to complete surgeries on their own. In order to be a certified surgeon, you need a board certification and a state medical license. You must take and pass a written and oral exam to receive this…

Optometrist vs Ophthalmologist Understanding the difference between ophthalmologists and optometrists can be confusing for people seeking vision and eye care. There is some overlap in certain areas between an optometrist vs. Ophthalmologist, but there are also some very striking differences. Fortunately, once you have an understanding of what each of them do, you can know where to go to get the professional care that best fits your needs. Comparison Chart Optometrists Ophthalmologist Definition…

drug and alcohol consumption can be key. This will enable them to make safer and more informed decisions while in situations involving these substances. At the beginning of the school year there can be a mandatory drug and alcohol program in the residency hall, and this program can consist of a short individual survey, handouts, and a speaker from …(the people that you never showed up to your…

individual's Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) scores must portray they have a strong comprehension of science, math, and behavioral sciences. Prior to graduating from medical school, aspiring pain medicine specialist must complete a medical residency, which usually lasts about three to seven years; residences such anesthesiology, neurology, orthopedics, and psychiatry are ideal for an individual to become a remarkable physician of pain medicine. The final measures that are essential to…

Sruti Ramachandran Ramachandran 1 Mrs.McCoy Printech Period 1 November 3, 2015 A Career in Endocrinology Endocrinology is one of the most difficult and interesting specialist careers in the medical field. It is also one of the most rare careers. Endocrinology has many pros and cons, high educational and qualification requirements, a great employment outlook, many interesting facts, important…

me to expand my knowledge on what it was I had to do in order to become an orthodontist. By asking questions, I was able to learn that I had to attend a four year college institution and then apply to dental school where I can intern, obtain my residency…

allowed doctors to apply for parole at a U.S. embassy or consulate. The "wet foot-dry foot" policy, along with the Cuban Adjustment Act -- which remains on the books -- permitted those who reached dry land in the United States to get permanent residency and green cards after living in the U.S. for a year and a day.…