Tips for Success in 3rd year of Medical School | Clinical Years!
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- čas přidán 2. 11. 2019
- In today's video, I'm discussing tips on how to navigate 3rd year of medical school and some resources to use!
I'm Precious, a 4th year medical student documenting my experience through this crazy journey. Along the way, I hope to provide advice to pre-med and med students and motivation to any student pursing a career in the medical field.
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3rd year resources:
Surgery
Dr. Pestana's Surgery Notes: amzn.to/2uPsyCu
A Case Base Clinical Review by De Virgilio: amzn.to/2DvkqgC
Surgical Recall: amzn.to/2LLCO5e
Case Files Surgery: amzn.to/2ObYOrz
OBGYN
Case Files OBGYN: amzn.to/2F7BtH4
Hacker and Moore's Essentials of OBGYN: amzn.to/2RGLrAA
OBGYN Secrets: amzn.to/2FdFpX0
First Aid for OBGYN: amzn.to/2GI5Y7a
Psychiatry
First Aid for Psychiatry: amzn.to/2VheahV
Case Files Psychiatry: amzn.to/2G3J1td
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Email: StudentDoctorPrecious@gmail.com
Yes! you are so awesome for sharing your knowledge with us!
Great advice as usual!
You are the organization guru!!! Youare going to be an awesome physician!!!!♥️♥️
Great video!
You’re amazing! Our doctors couldn’t explain well what to expect from this year (because they’re busy with covid). You saved me :)
Great vlog as always. Really great tips
Awesome video! Loved how you summarized what you talked about several times and going over tips!
Sofia Sousa Pires thanks for that feedback!
Heyyyy!!!!!! I've been off social media for a while now due to my first MBBS exams which I just finished today. And first thing I did after a looonng break was to come watch your vlog😊😊.
I'm glad to be back💃🏾💃🏾. Another splendid video👍🏾👍🏾
thank you so much !!
That are some valuable tips! Great video!
Easy Medicine by TMD thanks for watching!
I just love her videos!
Jay D thank you!
I always love your style of editing
J White thank you!
Lol I love old carts. I use it all the time.
YEA! I'm early
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Wow great tips, really detailed too and extremely helpful!!!
Good luck on your interviews!! 💛
What’s so sad to me is people go through all of this, years of school. Late night studying, Student loans, in debt, and can’t even find a job in their field. (Not just med students) however, So many students in the medical field are in for a rude awakening. My manager at my first job had a bachelors degree in science, my first job was at Walmart. Crazy. Smh. And that’s just 1 person, there’s so many others going thru the same thing. Smh
Ayaba Ayaba a science degree does not = the medical field, so that degree is unfortunately the reason a job can’t be found.
People graduating from med school are not struggling to find jobs.
White Coat Chronicles I never said a science degree is in the same field as medical. Clearly it isn’t, I was making a point by pointing out how most people who have degrees aren’t even employed in their field. And YES jobs in the medical field is just as hard to come across. Sorry to burst your bubble, but that’s just the reality of the situation. As stated, So many of students in the medical field are in for a rude awakening. Just wait and see. Also do your research to verify my claim. Its nothing new. You will see
I agree in a sense........some med student graduates are lucky enough to find a job in a snap...and some aren't as lucky.....but this is with any career path.....it can be stressful because you think everything will fall into place after you walk across the stage..........but don't give up....Everyone's journey is different............if only there were more people discussing this topic on social media.......or even blogs.......but anyways ...I wish this young lady the best with your schooling... and in your future......xoxoxo GL ❤
Ayaba Ayaba i always thought all medical students at least in the United States and Canada are always matched to a school and even though some may fail to match in a specific specialty they could apply to less competitive faculties like family medicine. When it comes to medicine you will always be assured of a job but the only issue is that it may not be your desired specialty or in your desired location. I agree that you’re comment applies to almost most degrees but not really with an MD.
@@WhiteCoatChronicles It is true unfortunately ; especially if you're a person of color. My first job offer was 10 hours away from my hometown.
The most depressing experience ever. A close friend of mine got a job doing what she loves ; not even 2 months after we graduated (I applied for the same position, she's not a woman of color) shrugs -Everyone IS different.
It also depends on your state.
good advice...but the cheese in that sandwich though 🤤
Hi I’m a high school sophomore who wants to be a geriatric doctor but I can’t find a lot of info on the field of geriatrics, do you have any advice?
Hi, the app, not all medical student have access to that up-to-date app, can you suggest some alternatives?
Where to get up to date app?playstore?
You look good
Naila oulfet thank you 😊
What speciality would you like?
anca raluca emergency med
White Coat Chronicles Good Luck 🤗
I watch her videos and I am not in the medical field!!!
Jean Uwumuremyi thanks for watching!
1 st comment hey have you got married
I’m sorry but I don’t understand the whole concept of med school ... so when you will be in med school , you won’t be able to have a job ???? Or really being a med school , you provide you with something that gives you revenues?
Brenda Nkem you can work if you want, but it’s very rare that students work because you simply don’t have the time.
You can take out student loans for living expenses
i think the instagram account may not be you. pls check the name again.
Precious_eze is new name