Looking forward to this vlogie vlog vlogie vlog vlooogie vlog. No really it always makes my day ! Looking forward to the day when i start my clinical year, only 2 more years to go 🤍🩺
While I'm on my study break just wanted to say I am so proud of you! Whenever I need some inspiration to get back to studying I always watch one of your med school vlog videos.
I just wanted to let you know how inspiring you are to me! I love seeing how passionate you are about the field you choose. I also am passionate about becoming a doctor and I only hope to be as kind and compassionate as you are to your patients! Keep up the good work I see you!!!
For someone who doesn't know what they're doing, I'd say you're faring better than most 😅 Waking up early to study before work is a smart move. We love toasty scrubs 😁You're so deserving of all the compliments, Tae! Hope you enjoyed the weekend off. Well done for a productive two weeks! 💪🏽
I've been here since you very first week of medical school!! Time is flying and I can't believe it. Super proud of you and you inspire me to work hard on my dreams!
Congratulations on making it to your 3rd year. I know about the grueling curriculum from a summer of taking anatomy and physiology with CU Medical Students in the Denver Health Sciences Center. The amount of memorization in that "illustrative" Netters book is just insane - e.g. "The Circle of Willis" pathways. The lab portions were grueling as well. So, I saw a snippet of medical school courses and respect the rigor of effort and time. As for me, I had considered medical school but decided not to go. I was interested in research. I figured out in the MPH program that primary care is most efficient and economical. But many medical students go for "EROAD" specialties. I also experienced racism in the medical school - (1) subtle and (2) colorism. I also witnessed the bullying hierarchy: 1st year < 2nd year < ... < 1st year resident < ... < chief resident < board certified physician < HMO or malpractice attorney, etc. There was an MD/PhD board certified instructor who spoke to every first year medical school student as if he or she were a HS dropout. I am Apache Indian who is full-blooded and can still speak the indigenous language. Many such languages have gone extinct - especially in CA. But the medical school "diversity" office did not have anything positive to say about that. They preferred light-skinned, mixed "Native Americans" who identified as white and spoke only English - not the full-blooded Apaches, Navajos or Zunis from the reservations. The colorism was disappointing. Now that there is a pandemic,, I am glad I never went though. The healthcare system is very unfair in many ways - minorities or not. I admire the courage in pursuing that career. My path went into data science and biomedical engineering. I am now a PhD student at ASU. Best wishes on your studies. If you want a comedy break - see the CZcams for "s**t that medical students say" by two female medical students at Johns Hopkins. It is hilarious.
Hey, I am whatching your videos from Austria and I am loving it. But one question: your way from your place to the hospital seems not too far? Never thought about going by bike, not car? I just want to understand, no front :-)))
Hi! I talked about this a little in a different comment, but I leave so early in the morning now that it would be dark when I would need to start walking. I'd have to take some kinda sketchy backstreets to get there which I don't feel comfortable with, so I choose to drive!
carrying my notebook, pocket sheet with info on antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, etc., my reflex hammer, pen light, eye chart, pens, lip balm, sometimes my stethoscope, and my clip on night light if i’m seeing patients super early!
HAPPY MONDAY FRIENDS!! What are you looking forward to most this week? Let me know :)
Looking forward to this vlogie vlog vlogie vlog vlooogie vlog. No really it always makes my day ! Looking forward to the day when i start my clinical year, only 2 more years to go 🤍🩺
While I'm on my study break just wanted to say I am so proud of you! Whenever I need some inspiration to get back to studying I always watch one of your med school vlog videos.
aw thank you so much!! keep up the amazing work!!!!!💞💞💞
Same!!
I just wanted to let you know how inspiring you are to me! I love seeing how passionate you are about the field you choose. I also am passionate about becoming a doctor and I only hope to be as kind and compassionate as you are to your patients! Keep up the good work I see you!!!
aw I'm so honored Lindsay!! Thank you for the love and support!🥰 You got this! Excited to have you on this journey💕
For someone who doesn't know what they're doing, I'd say you're faring better than most 😅 Waking up early to study before work is a smart move. We love toasty scrubs 😁You're so deserving of all the compliments, Tae! Hope you enjoyed the weekend off. Well done for a productive two weeks! 💪🏽
ahahah im learning slowly but surely! thanks for all the love sis!!!!❤️❤️❤️
your videos are inspirational. when i need a break from my studies. Your drive is everything. keep posting regularly. you are motivating us.
thank you so much! so glad you love them!! keep up the amazing work:)
Way to go girl! You’re going to be a wonderful physician!
thank you so much!!🥺💕
I've been here since you very first week of medical school!! Time is flying and I can't believe it. Super proud of you and you inspire me to work hard on my dreams!
AHHH A TRUE DAY 1!! Thanks for the ongoing love and support! So glad to have you on this journey!!🥰 YOU GOT THIS!!!
Loving the consistency (: you are killing it!!!
thank you so much!!🥰
Congratulations on making it to your 3rd year. I know about the grueling curriculum from a summer of taking anatomy and physiology with CU Medical Students in the Denver Health Sciences Center. The amount of memorization in that "illustrative" Netters book is just insane - e.g. "The Circle of Willis" pathways. The lab portions were grueling as well. So, I saw a snippet of medical school courses and respect the rigor of effort and time. As for me, I had considered medical school but decided not to go. I was interested in research. I figured out in the MPH program that primary care is most efficient and economical. But many medical students go for "EROAD" specialties. I also experienced racism in the medical school - (1) subtle and (2) colorism. I also witnessed the bullying hierarchy: 1st year < 2nd year < ... < 1st year resident < ... < chief resident < board certified physician < HMO or malpractice attorney, etc. There was an MD/PhD board certified instructor who spoke to every first year medical school student as if he or she were a HS dropout. I am Apache Indian who is full-blooded and can still speak the indigenous language. Many such languages have gone extinct - especially in CA. But the medical school "diversity" office did not have anything positive to say about that. They preferred light-skinned, mixed "Native Americans" who identified as white and spoke only English - not the full-blooded Apaches, Navajos or Zunis from the reservations. The colorism was disappointing. Now that there is a pandemic,, I am glad I never went though. The healthcare system is very unfair in many ways - minorities or not. I admire the courage in pursuing that career. My path went into data science and biomedical engineering. I am now a PhD student at ASU. Best wishes on your studies. If you want a comedy break - see the CZcams for "s**t that medical students say" by two female medical students at Johns Hopkins. It is hilarious.
New viewer here, came across your video it's surely amazing how loving and caring you are we diff need more people like you in this world 😀
Ah welcome to the fam!!! Thank you for the love and kind words🥰
Loving all these new videos!!
so glad you like them!! we've got so many more to go!! :)
you are genuinely so inspiring
aw thank you so much im honored🥰
I needed inspiration to study, and I head right down here♥️♥️♥️ you're the best.
so glad!! thinking of doing a live study with me over one of these weekends!🥳
I love you so much, you inspire me to do more each and every day ❤️
welcome back, your so inspiring!
thank you so much🥰💕
I love your vlogs❤️❤️ although I’m studying to be a MH clinician you make me want to become a doctor. You are such an inspiration to keep going!
thank you so much queen!! YOU GOT THIS TOO!👏🏽💕
Love your videos! You’re going to make the best doctor!
thank you so much😭❤️
Yaay another vloggy vlog ❤❤❤
yeeeaaah!!!!🥳🥳🥳
Could u do a skin care routine vlog lol ur skin is glowing
GOD! I PRAY I GET ADMISSION SO I CAN BE LIKE YOU I REALLY PRAY
YOU GOT THIS!!!!!❤️
Hey, I am whatching your videos from Austria and I am loving it.
But one question: your way from your place to the hospital seems not too far? Never thought about going by bike, not car? I just want to understand, no front :-)))
Hi! I talked about this a little in a different comment, but I leave so early in the morning now that it would be dark when I would need to start walking. I'd have to take some kinda sketchy backstreets to get there which I don't feel comfortable with, so I choose to drive!
What Anki deck do you use?
im currently using the Anking Step 2 Master Deck!
How can you download pre made anki decks?
reddit!!
Just curious. What do you use the Fanny pack for?
carrying my notebook, pocket sheet with info on antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, etc., my reflex hammer, pen light, eye chart, pens, lip balm, sometimes my stethoscope, and my clip on night light if i’m seeing patients super early!