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2024.05.14 09:47 rennn10 Pregnancy and maternity leave
Hi all,
I am a current M3 and my partner and I are considering trying to conceive early next year. This would mean I would (hopefully) be pregnant during M4 and give birth at the end of 2025 or early 2026. Assuming I don't need to take time off during medical school - how does maternity/annual/unpaid leave early on during internship work? I've heard that annual leave is usually taken in blocks of multiple weeks at a time for rostering reasons. Does this mean that they would make accommodations such as allowing me to take my annual leave in the first weeks of internship to extend my time off with a newborn? Or is that wishful thinking? Any advice appreciated :)
ETA: I will be interning in Queensland
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I am a current M3 and my partner and I are considering trying to conceive early next year. This would mean I would (hopefully) be pregnant during M4 and give birth at the end of 2025 or early 2026. Assuming I don't need to take time off during medical school - how does maternity/annual/unpaid leave early on during internship work? I've heard that annual leave is usually taken in blocks of multiple weeks at a time for rostering reasons. Does this mean that they would make accommodations such as allowing me to take my annual leave in the first weeks of internship to extend my time off with a newborn? Or is that wishful thinking? Any advice appreciated :)
ETA: I will be interning in Queensland
2024.05.14 06:39 AtengInLateTwenties I quit my pgi-ship. How would you handle with this kind of situation in the toxic hospital culture in the Philippines?
Hi, I am 29, F. There was this incident that happened to me during my 1st week of my PGIship last year. It has already been months well almost a year na patapos naman na ang PGI-ship for this year but i still feel like it happened to me yesterday. Parang ang fresh pa din kasi until now di pa din ako maka move on.
Meron akong isang resident from that department na he was swearing at me na i felt so little, dumb, worthless human being that it made me quit my internship during the first week dahil lang sa hindi na release agad sa laboratory ang results of that patient na pina mukha nya talaga sa akin na it was all fault kasi napagalitan din sya sa senior nya. Parang di nya nakita na ako na lahat gumawa, from carrying out the orders, extracting the blood, doing other procedures such as iv insertion, inserting catheter, ngt at pag hatid pa sa specimens sa lab and pag punta pa sa ibang department dahil sa interdepartmental referrals, etc., with that same patient na mag isa ko lang ginawa lahat kasi sa sobrang busy pag intern ka sa public hospital ikaw na talaga ang gagawa sa lahat all around kana. To think he was a fresh resi. Alam sana nya na mahirap ang gawain ng pgi parang di naman sya kakagaling lang dun.
As we all know naman, grabe naman talaga ang work load sa mga public hospitals kaya lang di ko lang yata kaya ang ganung pangyayari. I am known to have this very strong personality, cool lang na i can work grace under pressure during my clerkship kaya it shocked my parents and friends when they found out that i quit instantly.
I cried so hard that day kahit until now kasi parang di na nagtutugma ang mga pangyayari sa buhay ko.
I tried to apply in other hospitals kaya lang wala ng available slots in the whole ph. Tried for mid-year kaya lang dun lang na hospital ang may available. I am so traumatized na ayaw ko nang balikan pa.
Now, my problem is nag apply ulit ako for this August 2024 internship, kaya lang di pa ako natatanggap sa mga private hospitals. Natatakot ako na baka dun nanaman ako babagsak sa hospital na yun. Wala akong backer na pwedeng mag help sa akin para maka pasok ang pag apply ko sa mga private hospitals.
Ang hirap lang maging 1st gen doctor sa pamilya. Why is this being normalized ang ganitong pangyayari sa hospital?
Nagkaka anxiety ako after that, i was taking medications to help me sleep di lang typical sleeping pills, anti anxiety drug na ang iniinom ko and had to seek psych pa nga. Sa totoo lang di ko na alam gagawin ko sa buhay.
Haha i am already 29, wala pang narating sa buhay, na delayed pa sa PGIship dahil dito.
Please advise naman mga docs. Thank you.
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Meron akong isang resident from that department na he was swearing at me na i felt so little, dumb, worthless human being that it made me quit my internship during the first week dahil lang sa hindi na release agad sa laboratory ang results of that patient na pina mukha nya talaga sa akin na it was all fault kasi napagalitan din sya sa senior nya. Parang di nya nakita na ako na lahat gumawa, from carrying out the orders, extracting the blood, doing other procedures such as iv insertion, inserting catheter, ngt at pag hatid pa sa specimens sa lab and pag punta pa sa ibang department dahil sa interdepartmental referrals, etc., with that same patient na mag isa ko lang ginawa lahat kasi sa sobrang busy pag intern ka sa public hospital ikaw na talaga ang gagawa sa lahat all around kana. To think he was a fresh resi. Alam sana nya na mahirap ang gawain ng pgi parang di naman sya kakagaling lang dun.
As we all know naman, grabe naman talaga ang work load sa mga public hospitals kaya lang di ko lang yata kaya ang ganung pangyayari. I am known to have this very strong personality, cool lang na i can work grace under pressure during my clerkship kaya it shocked my parents and friends when they found out that i quit instantly.
I cried so hard that day kahit until now kasi parang di na nagtutugma ang mga pangyayari sa buhay ko.
I tried to apply in other hospitals kaya lang wala ng available slots in the whole ph. Tried for mid-year kaya lang dun lang na hospital ang may available. I am so traumatized na ayaw ko nang balikan pa.
Now, my problem is nag apply ulit ako for this August 2024 internship, kaya lang di pa ako natatanggap sa mga private hospitals. Natatakot ako na baka dun nanaman ako babagsak sa hospital na yun. Wala akong backer na pwedeng mag help sa akin para maka pasok ang pag apply ko sa mga private hospitals.
Ang hirap lang maging 1st gen doctor sa pamilya. Why is this being normalized ang ganitong pangyayari sa hospital?
Nagkaka anxiety ako after that, i was taking medications to help me sleep di lang typical sleeping pills, anti anxiety drug na ang iniinom ko and had to seek psych pa nga. Sa totoo lang di ko na alam gagawin ko sa buhay.
Haha i am already 29, wala pang narating sa buhay, na delayed pa sa PGIship dahil dito.
Please advise naman mga docs. Thank you.
2024.05.14 06:37 AtengInLateTwenties I quit my pgi-ship. How would you handle with this kind of situation in the toxic hospital culture in the Philippines?
Hi, I am 29, F. There was this incident that happened to me during my 1st week of my PGIship last year. It has already been months well almost a year na patapos naman na ang PGI-ship for this year but i still feel like it happened to me yesterday. Parang ang fresh pa din kasi until now di pa din ako maka move on.
Meron akong isang resident from that department na he was swearing at me na i felt so little, dumb, worthless human being that it made me quit my internship during the first week dahil lang sa hindi na release agad sa laboratory ang results of that patient na pina mukha nya talaga sa akin na it was all fault kasi napagalitan din sya sa senior nya. Parang di nya nakita na ako na lahat gumawa, from carrying out the orders, extracting the blood, doing other procedures such as iv insertion, inserting catheter, ngt at pag hatid pa sa specimens sa lab and pag punta pa sa ibang department dahil sa interdepartmental referrals, etc., with that same patient na mag isa ko lang ginawa lahat kasi sa sobrang busy pag intern ka sa public hospital ikaw na talaga ang gagawa sa lahat all around kana. To think he was a fresh resi. Alam sana nya na mahirap ang gawain ng pgi parang di naman sya kakagaling lang dun.
As we all know naman, grabe naman talaga ang work load sa mga public hospitals kaya lang di ko lang yata kaya ang ganung pangyayari. I am known to have this very strong personality, cool lang na i can work grace under pressure during my clerkship kaya it shocked my parents and friends when they found out that i quit instantly.
I cried so hard that day kahit until now kasi parang di na nagtutugma ang mga pangyayari sa buhay ko.
I tried to apply in other hospitals kaya lang wala ng available slots in the whole ph. Tried for mid-year kaya lang dun lang na hospital ang may available. I am so traumatized na ayaw ko nang balikan pa.
Now, my problem is nag apply ulit ako for this August 2024 internship, kaya lang di pa ako natatanggap sa mga private hospitals. Natatakot ako na baka dun nanaman ako babagsak sa hospital na yun. Wala akong backer na pwedeng mag help sa akin para maka pasok ang pag apply ko sa mga private hospitals.
Ang hirap lang maging 1st gen doctor sa pamilya. Why is this being normalized ang ganitong pangyayari sa hospital?
Nagkaka anxiety ako after that, i was taking medications to help me sleep di lang typical sleeping pills, anti anxiety drug na ang iniinom ko and had to seek psych pa nga. Sa totoo lang di ko na alam gagawin ko sa buhay.
Haha i am already 29, wala pang narating sa buhay, na delayed pa sa PGIship dahil dito.
Please advise naman mga docs. Thank you.
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Meron akong isang resident from that department na he was swearing at me na i felt so little, dumb, worthless human being that it made me quit my internship during the first week dahil lang sa hindi na release agad sa laboratory ang results of that patient na pina mukha nya talaga sa akin na it was all fault kasi napagalitan din sya sa senior nya. Parang di nya nakita na ako na lahat gumawa, from carrying out the orders, extracting the blood, doing other procedures such as iv insertion, inserting catheter, ngt at pag hatid pa sa specimens sa lab and pag punta pa sa ibang department dahil sa interdepartmental referrals, etc., with that same patient na mag isa ko lang ginawa lahat kasi sa sobrang busy pag intern ka sa public hospital ikaw na talaga ang gagawa sa lahat all around kana. To think he was a fresh resi. Alam sana nya na mahirap ang gawain ng pgi parang di naman sya kakagaling lang dun.
As we all know naman, grabe naman talaga ang work load sa mga public hospitals kaya lang di ko lang yata kaya ang ganung pangyayari. I am known to have this very strong personality, cool lang na i can work grace under pressure during my clerkship kaya it shocked my parents and friends when they found out that i quit instantly.
I cried so hard that day kahit until now kasi parang di na nagtutugma ang mga pangyayari sa buhay ko.
I tried to apply in other hospitals kaya lang wala ng available slots in the whole ph. Tried for mid-year kaya lang dun lang na hospital ang may available. I am so traumatized na ayaw ko nang balikan pa.
Now, my problem is nag apply ulit ako for this August 2024 internship, kaya lang di pa ako natatanggap sa mga private hospitals. Natatakot ako na baka dun nanaman ako babagsak sa hospital na yun. Wala akong backer na pwedeng mag help sa akin para maka pasok ang pag apply ko sa mga private hospitals.
Ang hirap lang maging 1st gen doctor sa pamilya. Why is this being normalized ang ganitong pangyayari sa hospital?
Nagkaka anxiety ako after that, i was taking medications to help me sleep di lang typical sleeping pills, anti anxiety drug na ang iniinom ko and had to seek psych pa nga. Sa totoo lang di ko na alam gagawin ko sa buhay.
Haha i am already 29, wala pang narating sa buhay, na delayed pa sa PGIship dahil dito.
Please advise naman mga docs. Thank you.
2024.05.14 05:42 estavezbesarte Still can't believe Princeton is one of my transfer options, it feels like a pipe dream
12 year old me didn't think I would pass high school, flee the ghetto and pursue my goals of medical school I would dream of every single night. Lots of twists and turns throughout the journey and the news isn't as fresh as it was a few days ago, but I'm still elated.
Anyhow, I'm facing a college decision between here, John's Hopkins, UChicago and Berkeley. This is definitely not a decision I ever expected to face but the opportunities are now clear. The medical school dream pivoted and I chose Chemistry/Chemical Biolgy everywhere, perhaps a double Materials Engineering & Statistcs minor. Hope to delve further into Bio-Materials Theory and research, a PhD in Chemistry, one day work deep into the commercialization and entrepreneurship of (Nano)materials in health/medical applications.
I do think I've narrowed it down to here and Berkeley, I live in California so Berkeley would be the only college I can visit next week. What can I expect in terms of research, internships opportunities? But also social opportunities to just connect and develop lasting relationships with my new peers. A bit timid I won't have enough time given the 2 year window, which is where I feel Berkeley is much more transfer-friendly and understanding, but my foresight could be short-sighted in that context. I would love second set of ears!
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Anyhow, I'm facing a college decision between here, John's Hopkins, UChicago and Berkeley. This is definitely not a decision I ever expected to face but the opportunities are now clear. The medical school dream pivoted and I chose Chemistry/Chemical Biolgy everywhere, perhaps a double Materials Engineering & Statistcs minor. Hope to delve further into Bio-Materials Theory and research, a PhD in Chemistry, one day work deep into the commercialization and entrepreneurship of (Nano)materials in health/medical applications.
I do think I've narrowed it down to here and Berkeley, I live in California so Berkeley would be the only college I can visit next week. What can I expect in terms of research, internships opportunities? But also social opportunities to just connect and develop lasting relationships with my new peers. A bit timid I won't have enough time given the 2 year window, which is where I feel Berkeley is much more transfer-friendly and understanding, but my foresight could be short-sighted in that context. I would love second set of ears!
2024.05.14 05:27 Pure-Bumblebee8941 Looking for summer housing 2024
Hello everyone, I am doing an internship at Yale this summer. I am having trouble finding rooms on Facebook marketplace and other websites. I reached out to a lot of people and most of them are scammers. So I thought Reddit maybe a good place.
I am looking for a 1bed/1bath room. The maximum I am willing to pay is $1200. It would be very preferable in the room is close to the Yale medical school. I want the room from June 7th to August 7th.
If u have any available rooms then please reach out. Thank you
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I am looking for a 1bed/1bath room. The maximum I am willing to pay is $1200. It would be very preferable in the room is close to the Yale medical school. I want the room from June 7th to August 7th.
If u have any available rooms then please reach out. Thank you
2024.05.14 05:02 cool06aj UF vs VT premed
I was accepted to the University of Florida, Gainesville and Virginia Polytechnic Institute of technology (Virginia tech). For both colleges I applied as a biology major and am heavily debating between the two for premed. I know for premed students gpa and extracurriculars are really important and I know that UF has a better hospital system for internships and shadowing in comparison to VT. I don’t really know anything abt how easy it is to get a 4.0 gpa in either school but I know that is also an important factor in deciding which college to go to when you are planning to go to medical school. For a little insight I’m not sure what I want to specialize in just yet but orthopedic surgery is a career I would be willing to commit to. As decision day is coming near I’m having a hard time deciding between the two. I am a Virginia resident so vt is less expensive than UF by like 5k but I am willing to pay the price if it’s better academic wise. Please let me know if you have any opinions or insight as to which college I should pick facs a premed student.
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2024.05.14 01:36 mojitojenkins Is it worth it to do research if I plan on going into industry?
I am a graduating senior who has no internship experience. I really dropped the ball and honestly have never even done a leetcode question. I had some significant medical issues that caused me to take two years off of school, and it was a big enough challenge adapting when I returned.
As of right now, my only option that I have for this summer is an unpaid research position in a robotics lab. I would get experience working on computer vision/ML and also some hands on experience working with 3D printing and mechanical stuff if I'm interested. If I make significant contributions, they are happy to put my name on the paper they will be publishing at the end of the summer.
My concern is that it will take up a lot of time and I have heard that research is only useful if you are trying to go to grad school. If I didn't take the research position, I would probably spend the summer grinding leetcode and sending out applications. Will doing research just delay my preparation for interviews and add nothing to my resume?
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As of right now, my only option that I have for this summer is an unpaid research position in a robotics lab. I would get experience working on computer vision/ML and also some hands on experience working with 3D printing and mechanical stuff if I'm interested. If I make significant contributions, they are happy to put my name on the paper they will be publishing at the end of the summer.
My concern is that it will take up a lot of time and I have heard that research is only useful if you are trying to go to grad school. If I didn't take the research position, I would probably spend the summer grinding leetcode and sending out applications. Will doing research just delay my preparation for interviews and add nothing to my resume?
2024.05.14 01:22 DrNehaKina Side-business in internship ?
Hi ! Can someone work on a side-business or virtually during medical internship to earn money ?
I think so - NO .
What are your opinions/views? Is there a rule that states the same?
I am aware that one cannot work outside during residency, to make money. But what about internship ?
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I think so - NO .
What are your opinions/views? Is there a rule that states the same?
I am aware that one cannot work outside during residency, to make money. But what about internship ?
2024.05.14 01:22 DrNehaKina Side-business in internship ?
Hi ! Can someone work on a side-business or virtually during medical internship to earn money ?
I think so - NO .
What are your opinions/views? Is there a rule that states the same?
I am aware that one cannot work outside during residency, to make money. But what about internship ?
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I think so - NO .
What are your opinions/views? Is there a rule that states the same?
I am aware that one cannot work outside during residency, to make money. But what about internship ?
2024.05.14 00:49 somehowmadeit27 Does my undergrad school truly matter that much?
Hey! I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but, I’m deciding between Brown and Duke for BME. I rejected JHU BME already, so I personally don’t care about rankings, and I’m pretty in love with Brown, but, my family isn’t proud of that decision. I’m a FGLI and since I’m for sure going to do grad school they’re really pressuring me into Duke.
Would going to Brown REALLY honestly set me back that much further than Duke? I get the internships and the area of Chapel hill and such are great, but they’re both elite institutions.
I have nothing to debate against them with since ranking wise Brown appears lower and that’s what they’re pretty much going off of.
I just want a general answer on whether it’ll really be any different. I’ve done amazing internships in my home city and because of this at both institutions I have internships already lined up through the medical company I’ve been interning with.
Please let me know!
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Would going to Brown REALLY honestly set me back that much further than Duke? I get the internships and the area of Chapel hill and such are great, but they’re both elite institutions.
I have nothing to debate against them with since ranking wise Brown appears lower and that’s what they’re pretty much going off of.
I just want a general answer on whether it’ll really be any different. I’ve done amazing internships in my home city and because of this at both institutions I have internships already lined up through the medical company I’ve been interning with.
Please let me know!
2024.05.13 23:07 Express_Love_6845 Please rate my chances for PhD programs
UNDERGRAD:
Degree: Biology BS
UG research experience- ~1.5 years doing research at R1 research university as internship ~graduate research class
GPA: 2.6
Gap year ~1 year research in degree area as assistant
GRAD SCHOOL MS: Statistics: Concentration biostatistics/clinical applications/medical statistics, MS
GPA: 3.4
Research Experience - ~ 3 years research experience at R1 university as a lab assistant
Programs of interest:
I worked during my MS to pay for school so I went part time. I also have some background in hospital lab tech work.
I have not taken the GRE but am considering it to boost my application. I am on good terms with my previous mentors at my old job so I think they can write me a good LoR.
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Degree: Biology BS
UG research experience- ~1.5 years doing research at R1 research university as internship ~graduate research class
GPA: 2.6
Gap year ~1 year research in degree area as assistant
GRAD SCHOOL MS: Statistics: Concentration biostatistics/clinical applications/medical statistics, MS
GPA: 3.4
Research Experience - ~ 3 years research experience at R1 university as a lab assistant
Programs of interest:
- Statistics PhD
- Biostatistics PhD
- Epidemiology PhD
I worked during my MS to pay for school so I went part time. I also have some background in hospital lab tech work.
I have not taken the GRE but am considering it to boost my application. I am on good terms with my previous mentors at my old job so I think they can write me a good LoR.
2024.05.13 21:56 steak-princess School list help
Hi, first time applicant for 2024-2025. I wanted some feedback on my school list (maybe specifically which top schools to cut out and replace with lower tier schools)!! Thank you so much
State: CA, ORM
GPA: 3.99, MCAT: 519
ECs:
Clinical Paid =
1000 hours Head Medical Scribe at Orthopedic Surgery Clinic
Clinical Volunteering =
500 hours Sports Medicine Internship
100 hours Emergency Department Volunteer
Research =
300 hours (no pubs) clinical psychology lab
200 hours (no pubs) basic science lab
Non-clinical =
300 hours Pre-Health Peer Advisor
200 hours volunteer Mentorship Positions
200 hours as a learning assistant/teaching assistant for various classes
400 hours leadership in Pre-Health Student Organization
150 hours board member for a community volunteer foundation
Shadowing =
80 hours in a variety of specialties
Schools =
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State: CA, ORM
GPA: 3.99, MCAT: 519
ECs:
Clinical Paid =
1000 hours Head Medical Scribe at Orthopedic Surgery Clinic
Clinical Volunteering =
500 hours Sports Medicine Internship
100 hours Emergency Department Volunteer
Research =
300 hours (no pubs) clinical psychology lab
200 hours (no pubs) basic science lab
Non-clinical =
300 hours Pre-Health Peer Advisor
200 hours volunteer Mentorship Positions
200 hours as a learning assistant/teaching assistant for various classes
400 hours leadership in Pre-Health Student Organization
150 hours board member for a community volunteer foundation
Shadowing =
80 hours in a variety of specialties
Schools =
- California University of Science and Medicine-School of Medicine
- Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine
- Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California
- Stanford University School of Medicine
- University of California, Davis, School of Medicine
- University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine
- University of California, Los Angeles David Geffen School of Medicine
- University of California, San Diego School of Medicine
- University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine
- Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- Boston University School of Medicine
- Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
- Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
- Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
- Drexel University College of Medicine
- Emory University School of Medicine
- Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
- Harvard Medical School
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
- Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine
- New York Medical College
- Northwestern University The Feinberg School of Medicine
- Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
- The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
- Tufts University School of Medicine
- University of Colorado School of Medicine
- University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
- University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine
- University of Michigan Medical School
- University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
- University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
- University of Virginia School of Medicine
- USF Health Morsani College of Medicine
- Yale School of Medicine
2024.05.13 21:11 Existing-Lynx7739 Choosing between Drexel BSMD/Case Western/ NSU BSMD
Hello! I’m a senior right now in high school. I want to become a doctor and go into premed, but I also know that getting into a medical school from college can be very difficult so I applied to some BSMDs.
If any of you have any advice, experience, or any comments, please let me know.
Right now I am choosing between the Drexel BSMD, UIUC for premed, and the NSU BSMD.
Drexel BSMD:
Pros:
- Guaranteed spot in med school
- In the city, so a lot of opportunities
- I got around 30-40K off in scholarships per year, so around 50 K per year.
- I feel like they are very supportive to students, for opportunities and support
- Undergrad is pretty big, so social life won’t be limited to just pre meds
- DUCOM has good residency match, around 96 percent
- Drexel is ranked #88 best SOM for research, and #90 for primary care
Cons:
- Quarter system is said to be very difficult and time consuming/stressful
-Kind of expensive at 50K per year
- GPA is kind of high compared to other programs at 3.6
-MCAT is also high at 513, but we are given time during a 6 month co-op to study for the MCAT
-Far away from home
- I won’t be able to apply to other medical schools while in the program
-Doesn‘t have its own campus
UIUC:
Pros:
- Closer to my house and family
- Cheaper, In-State tuition
- Have a lot of friends already going, so will know people
-Large undergraduate population
Cons:
-No guaranteed spot in school
-Doesn‘t have a good pre-med program
-Not super supportive for premed students
NSU BSMD:
Pros:
- Guaranteed Spot in the Kiran C. Patel SOM
- Close with my brother, who is in the NSU BSDO
- Good weather, safe campus
-Can apply to other medical schools while in the program
-Has a 99% graduate match rate into graduate medical education (GME) programs
-Small campus and classroom size will make it easier to acquire rec letters from teachers
- Isn’t as expensive as Drexel
Cons:
- Small classroom and undergraduate size isn’t something I really like
- BSMD program is very new, the first year
- Apparently very hard to find medical opportunities (research, internships, etc.)
- School of Medicine is pretty new, ranked #118-130 for research, and #112-123 for primary care
-Isn’t an established program
I was also considering Case Western University for premed, but I decided that I wouldn’t go, because of the competition for premed, the lack of a guaranteed spot in a medical school, and because I didn’t get any scholarships. If you have any comments about Case Western, please let me know as well.
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If any of you have any advice, experience, or any comments, please let me know.
Right now I am choosing between the Drexel BSMD, UIUC for premed, and the NSU BSMD.
Drexel BSMD:
Pros:
- Guaranteed spot in med school
- In the city, so a lot of opportunities
- I got around 30-40K off in scholarships per year, so around 50 K per year.
- I feel like they are very supportive to students, for opportunities and support
- Undergrad is pretty big, so social life won’t be limited to just pre meds
- DUCOM has good residency match, around 96 percent
- Drexel is ranked #88 best SOM for research, and #90 for primary care
Cons:
- Quarter system is said to be very difficult and time consuming/stressful
-Kind of expensive at 50K per year
- GPA is kind of high compared to other programs at 3.6
-MCAT is also high at 513, but we are given time during a 6 month co-op to study for the MCAT
-Far away from home
- I won’t be able to apply to other medical schools while in the program
-Doesn‘t have its own campus
UIUC:
Pros:
- Closer to my house and family
- Cheaper, In-State tuition
- Have a lot of friends already going, so will know people
-Large undergraduate population
Cons:
-No guaranteed spot in school
-Doesn‘t have a good pre-med program
-Not super supportive for premed students
NSU BSMD:
Pros:
- Guaranteed Spot in the Kiran C. Patel SOM
- Close with my brother, who is in the NSU BSDO
- Good weather, safe campus
-Can apply to other medical schools while in the program
-Has a 99% graduate match rate into graduate medical education (GME) programs
-Small campus and classroom size will make it easier to acquire rec letters from teachers
- Isn’t as expensive as Drexel
Cons:
- Small classroom and undergraduate size isn’t something I really like
- BSMD program is very new, the first year
- Apparently very hard to find medical opportunities (research, internships, etc.)
- School of Medicine is pretty new, ranked #118-130 for research, and #112-123 for primary care
-Isn’t an established program
I was also considering Case Western University for premed, but I decided that I wouldn’t go, because of the competition for premed, the lack of a guaranteed spot in a medical school, and because I didn’t get any scholarships. If you have any comments about Case Western, please let me know as well.
2024.05.13 20:04 KevinIsOver9000 Ordering vaccines
Ok so I was transferred to a new pharmacy where no one has ever ordered vaccines. I’ve ordered drugs but never vaccines.
Brand new pharmacy manager right out of internship, staff pharmacist is on medical LOA. So no one really knows
I ordered vaccines like I do meds (through OrderInsites. If I remember, they dont arrive with McKesson or Warehouse, they get delivered to the store in Receiving, then get brought up to the pharmacy. I ordered vaccines over the weekend and nothing has arrived today. Makes me anxious that they haven’t arrived yet. Is What I described the normal procedure? Or did I miss something
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Brand new pharmacy manager right out of internship, staff pharmacist is on medical LOA. So no one really knows
I ordered vaccines like I do meds (through OrderInsites. If I remember, they dont arrive with McKesson or Warehouse, they get delivered to the store in Receiving, then get brought up to the pharmacy. I ordered vaccines over the weekend and nothing has arrived today. Makes me anxious that they haven’t arrived yet. Is What I described the normal procedure? Or did I miss something
2024.05.13 17:33 Own_Plant_3578 What am I missing in my life? What more can I do?
I really just want to be the best version of myself both physically and mentally but no matter what I do I feel like I'm just one step away. What can I do to better myself because I don't know what else I can do to become who I want to be? I'm just not happy at all in my life right now. (20 years old)
As of now I:
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As of now I:
- am a college student (working on getting a double major and hopefully going to med school)
- go to the gym 6x a week (lifting and running; stretch everyday)
- take vitamins (zinc, d3+k2, magnesium, vitamin C, multi, omega 3 fish oil), collagen, whey protein, creatine, and my prescribed medications each day
- have a strict oral hygiene routine (brush 2x day, floss 2x day, tongue scrape 2x day, mouthwash 1-2x day, wear retainers everyday, teeth whiten every ~6 months as needed)
- have a skincare routine (cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen, acne medication given by doctor)
- work on personal appearance (make sure i take care of my hair, nails, general hygiene, etc.)
- balance volunteering (every week), internship (M-F), and side job (extra hours as needed for money)
- do physical therapy (had surgery a bit ago)
- spend time with my girlfriend, friends, and family
- practice hobbies (movies, reading, gym, eating, sleeping LOL, chess, doomscrolling social media 😭)
2024.05.13 15:34 michaelyarber1 MA Internship Interview
I have a phone interview coming up for an internship to become medical assistant certified. What kinds of questions are asked?
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2024.05.13 15:06 No_Cheesecake_6866 Requesting time off from new internship
I am starting a new internship next week. The internship is a 10-wk program, but I was able to have it extended to 11 wks so I could start a week earlier.
I have a week long (a Mon thru Fri) vacation in the beginning of July that I would like to request time off for. In my interviews for this job, one of the directors I'd be working under mentioned they would try to accommodate any time off I need as they understand I'm still a college student, the summer is my "off" time, etc., so they at least seem welcoming of time off requests. I obviously don't receive any PTO, so it'd be unpaid time off.
Given I start in a week and the vacation plans have been set (I have been dealing with various medical issues the past several months, but now that I am doing better, I know I can go if all other factors work out), should I send my time off request to the company as soon as possible? Should I wait until I actually start? I'm fearful I didn't let them know at the ideal time already or given that the time off is 5 days, that it'll be too much to accommodate.
Thank you!
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I have a week long (a Mon thru Fri) vacation in the beginning of July that I would like to request time off for. In my interviews for this job, one of the directors I'd be working under mentioned they would try to accommodate any time off I need as they understand I'm still a college student, the summer is my "off" time, etc., so they at least seem welcoming of time off requests. I obviously don't receive any PTO, so it'd be unpaid time off.
Given I start in a week and the vacation plans have been set (I have been dealing with various medical issues the past several months, but now that I am doing better, I know I can go if all other factors work out), should I send my time off request to the company as soon as possible? Should I wait until I actually start? I'm fearful I didn't let them know at the ideal time already or given that the time off is 5 days, that it'll be too much to accommodate.
Thank you!
2024.05.13 14:29 CollegeDuniyas12 Chart Your Medical Future: Explore MBBS Opportunities in Bangladesh
 | https://preview.redd.it/mfrxhkmkt60d1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0de0c2e7c23f18d1ee6fd82faf597c2313d7b691 submitted by CollegeDuniyas12 to u/CollegeDuniyas12 [link] [comments] Pursuing a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in Bangladesh is a strategic choice for many international students. Recognized for providing quality medical education, the country offers a unique combination of cultural diversity, affordability and commitment to healthcare excellence. In this comprehensive guide, we cover the most important aspects to consider when considering an MBBS in Bangladesh. Global Recognition and Accreditation: Medical degrees in Bangladesh are recognized by international bodies including the World Health Organization (WHO) and medical councils of various countries. Universities like Dhaka Medical College and Sir Salimullah Medical College are known for their accreditation and adherence to global standards. Language of instruction: Most medical schools in Bangladesh are taught in English, so it is accessible to international students. This eases the language barrier and ensures smooth learning for students from different language backgrounds. Admission Requirements: Admission criteria usually include high school transcripts, a copy of your passport and in some cases passing an entrance exam. Universities can evaluate students based on their academic performance and relevant subjects. Program Duration and Structure: The MBBS program in Bangladesh usually lasts for five years, including a one-year internship. The aim of the curriculum is to provide a comprehensive understanding of medicine and clinical practice and to prepare students for professional competence. Cost and Scholarships: Bangladesh offers a cost-effective alternative to medical education compared to many Western countries. The total cost includes tuition fees, accommodation and living expenses. Some universities also offer scholarships to deserving international students. Accreditation and Reputation: Prioritise accredited universities with a strong reputation for medical education. Institutions such as Bangladesh Medical College and Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College are known for their commitment to academic excellence. Clinical Exposure and Practical Training: In Bangladesh, the MBBS program emphasises clinical exposure and practical training by providing students with hands-on experience in healthcare settings. This hands-on approach enhances learning and prepares students for real-world medical challenges. Post-Graduation Opportunities: After completing the MBBS program, graduates can pursue further specialisation or return to their home countries for licensing exams. Bangladesh and medical degrees are recognized globally, opening doors for international medical practice. Visa Regulations: Familiarise yourself with the visa regulations for international students in Bangladesh. To facilitate a smooth entry, make sure you have all the necessary documents and meet the student visa requirements. Cultural Adaptation: Bangladesh is known for its warm and welcoming culture. International students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a rich cultural environment that enhances their adaptability and global perspective. Entrance exams: Some universities in Bangladesh may require entrance exams. These exams often cover subjects such as biology, chemistry and physics. Adequate preparation is necessary to succeed in these exams and gain admission. Student life and facilities: Explore the facilities and support services provided by universities, including libraries, laboratories and medical facilities. Consider the overall experience of student life, including extracurricular activities and student organisations. Medical Infrastructure: Bangladesh has a well-developed medical infrastructure that allows students to be exposed to various healthcare environments and medical practices. It contributes significantly to the practical aspects of medical education. Language preparation: English language skills are crucial for academic success. Some universities may require English language tests such as IELTS or TOEFL for students to participate effectively in the curriculum. Hostels and Residences: Find out about the availability and quality of hostel facilities or other accommodation facilities provided by the university. Consider factors such as safety, convenience and cost. Cultural Integration Programs: Bangladeshi universities often have programs that help international students integrate into the local culture. This includes language courses, cultural events and orientation courses. Support for International Students: Ensure that the University provides appropriate support services to international students, including assistance with visas, residence permits and other challenges they face. Graduation Requirements: Understand the graduation requirements and licensing exams that may be required in your home country or elsewhere in medical practice after completing an MBBS program. Networking opportunities: Consider the networking opportunities offered by the university, including relationships with medical professionals, potential research collaborations and internship opportunities. Continuous Adaptation and Continuous Learning: Recognize that the landscape of medical education is dynamic and that continuous adaptation is key. Stay informed through trusted sources to ensure a proactive approach to any changes during your academic journey. Approach your MBBS education in Bangladesh as a lifelong learning experience where you embrace challenges and celebrate achievements. Conclusion: A Transformative Journey in Bangladesh Pursuing MBBS in Bangladesh offers a transformative journey characterised by academic excellence, cultural diversity and practical visibility. As you navigate the decision-making process, consider the unique advantages the state offers, including global recognition, cost-effectiveness and a commitment to providing a well-rounded medical education. With its rich cultural heritage and modern medical facilities, Bangladesh is a promising destination for medical professionals seeking a fulfilling educational experience. |
2024.05.13 12:28 Anhavij Urgent Help Needed: 19-Year-Old Student Facing Homelessness Seeks Advice
Hey there, TwoX community,
I hope this message finds its way to some compassionate souls who can lend an ear and maybe offer some advice. I'm a 19-year-old female student, currently enrolled in my first year of BSc Zoology. Despite attending one of the top colleges in my state, finding paid internships has been a Herculean task.
I come from a family facing severe financial hardships. My father, in his late 50s, has been unemployed since 2019, and my mother, a schoolteacher, struggles to make ends meet with a meager salary, which she uses to support our extended family, including two sets of dependent, ill grandparents. To add to our burden, my mother battles diabetes, blood pressure, and hypertension.
We're currently grappling with a significant rent loan for our flat and impending homelessness due to the exorbitant rent prices. With my semester ending soon, I'm desperately seeking employment opportunities to support my family by working from home or something similar.
I've considered part-time work at places like McDonald's or Starbucks, but the low pay and long hours are daunting. I'm not skilled in coding or design, and as an average student, I'm feeling lost and confused about my options.
If anyone has suggestions for alternative employment or online opportunities, particularly in content writing or similar fields where I could earn around 15k a month, I'd be immensely grateful. My primary goal is to alleviate my family's financial strain, especially covering medical expenses.
Additionally, I'm terrified to send my CV around, fearing potential exploitation or misuse of my information, especially considering the harassment I've faced in my DMs. It's distressing to encounter individuals seeking to prey on me, even in this vulnerable situation, soliciting inappropriate requests like asking for nudes in exchange for money and issuing threats to leak my IP address if I refuse.
Every day feels like a battle, and my health is suffering under the weight of stress and worry. My parents are already overwhelmed, with my mother juggling her job and supporting our family, even in the face of personal tragedy.
I don't seek luxuries; I just want to help provide for our basic necessities. It pains me deeply that I feel powerless in this situation. My mother, on a single teacher's salary of 35k, shoulders the burden of supporting me, my sister, my father, and her parents, despite their own outstanding loans.
This is the only mother's day gift she would want. She never asks for anything She never buys anything for herself
I'm reaching out with a heavy heart, hoping someone out there can offer guidance or support during this incredibly trying time. Thank you for reading and, hopefully, responding.
I appreciate any guidance or support offered, as I'm feeling quite isolated in this struggle. Thank you for taking the time to read till the end.
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I hope this message finds its way to some compassionate souls who can lend an ear and maybe offer some advice. I'm a 19-year-old female student, currently enrolled in my first year of BSc Zoology. Despite attending one of the top colleges in my state, finding paid internships has been a Herculean task.
I come from a family facing severe financial hardships. My father, in his late 50s, has been unemployed since 2019, and my mother, a schoolteacher, struggles to make ends meet with a meager salary, which she uses to support our extended family, including two sets of dependent, ill grandparents. To add to our burden, my mother battles diabetes, blood pressure, and hypertension.
We're currently grappling with a significant rent loan for our flat and impending homelessness due to the exorbitant rent prices. With my semester ending soon, I'm desperately seeking employment opportunities to support my family by working from home or something similar.
I've considered part-time work at places like McDonald's or Starbucks, but the low pay and long hours are daunting. I'm not skilled in coding or design, and as an average student, I'm feeling lost and confused about my options.
If anyone has suggestions for alternative employment or online opportunities, particularly in content writing or similar fields where I could earn around 15k a month, I'd be immensely grateful. My primary goal is to alleviate my family's financial strain, especially covering medical expenses.
Additionally, I'm terrified to send my CV around, fearing potential exploitation or misuse of my information, especially considering the harassment I've faced in my DMs. It's distressing to encounter individuals seeking to prey on me, even in this vulnerable situation, soliciting inappropriate requests like asking for nudes in exchange for money and issuing threats to leak my IP address if I refuse.
Every day feels like a battle, and my health is suffering under the weight of stress and worry. My parents are already overwhelmed, with my mother juggling her job and supporting our family, even in the face of personal tragedy.
I don't seek luxuries; I just want to help provide for our basic necessities. It pains me deeply that I feel powerless in this situation. My mother, on a single teacher's salary of 35k, shoulders the burden of supporting me, my sister, my father, and her parents, despite their own outstanding loans.
This is the only mother's day gift she would want. She never asks for anything She never buys anything for herself
I'm reaching out with a heavy heart, hoping someone out there can offer guidance or support during this incredibly trying time. Thank you for reading and, hopefully, responding.
I appreciate any guidance or support offered, as I'm feeling quite isolated in this struggle. Thank you for taking the time to read till the end.
2024.05.13 11:10 Grimboch Transitioning from Adversity to Pursuing Programming Dreams ?
I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out today because I find myself at a crucial juncture in my life, and I could really use some guidance and support from this wonderful community.Over the past five years, I've been through some incredibly tough times due to a medical error that left me grappling with both physical and emotional challenges. It's been a journey of resilience and self-discovery, but now I'm at a point where I'm ready to pick up the pieces and pursue my long-held dream of diving into the world of programming.
I'm currently in the process of completing my studies, and my next step is to secure an internship in programming. However, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and uncertain about how to navigate this transition effectively. Here are some specific areas where I could use your help and advice:
how to find the right Internship ?
How can I gain a better understanding of the current job market for programmers? Are there any resources or websites you would recommend for staying updated on industry trends and job opportunities?
Improving Programming Skills: I know there's always room for improvement. What strategies or resources have helped you enhance your programming skills? Whether it's online courses, hands-on projects, or communities to join, I'm open to any suggestions
I truly appreciate any advice, insights, or personal experiences you can share to help me navigate this transition successfully. Your support means the world to me, and I'm incredibly grateful to be part of such a supportive community.
Thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this and offer your guidance. Let's help each other thrive and succeed on our respective journeys!
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I'm currently in the process of completing my studies, and my next step is to secure an internship in programming. However, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and uncertain about how to navigate this transition effectively. Here are some specific areas where I could use your help and advice:
how to find the right Internship ?
How can I gain a better understanding of the current job market for programmers? Are there any resources or websites you would recommend for staying updated on industry trends and job opportunities?
Improving Programming Skills: I know there's always room for improvement. What strategies or resources have helped you enhance your programming skills? Whether it's online courses, hands-on projects, or communities to join, I'm open to any suggestions
I truly appreciate any advice, insights, or personal experiences you can share to help me navigate this transition successfully. Your support means the world to me, and I'm incredibly grateful to be part of such a supportive community.
Thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this and offer your guidance. Let's help each other thrive and succeed on our respective journeys!
2024.05.13 11:10 Grimboch Transitioning from Adversity to Pursuing Programming Dreams ?
I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out today because I find myself at a crucial juncture in my life, and I could really use some guidance and support from this wonderful community.Over the past five years, I've been through some incredibly tough times due to a medical error that left me grappling with both physical and emotional challenges. It's been a journey of resilience and self-discovery, but now I'm at a point where I'm ready to pick up the pieces and pursue my long-held dream of diving into the world of programming.
I'm currently in the process of completing my studies, and my next step is to secure an internship in programming. However, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and uncertain about how to navigate this transition effectively. Here are some specific areas where I could use your help and advice:
how to find the right Internship ?
How can I gain a better understanding of the current job market for programmers? Are there any resources or websites you would recommend for staying updated on industry trends and job opportunities?
Improving Programming Skills: I know there's always room for improvement. What strategies or resources have helped you enhance your programming skills? Whether it's online courses, hands-on projects, or communities to join, I'm open to any suggestions
I truly appreciate any advice, insights, or personal experiences you can share to help me navigate this transition successfully. Your support means the world to me, and I'm incredibly grateful to be part of such a supportive community.
Thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this and offer your guidance. Let's help each other thrive and succeed on our respective journeys!
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I'm currently in the process of completing my studies, and my next step is to secure an internship in programming. However, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and uncertain about how to navigate this transition effectively. Here are some specific areas where I could use your help and advice:
how to find the right Internship ?
How can I gain a better understanding of the current job market for programmers? Are there any resources or websites you would recommend for staying updated on industry trends and job opportunities?
Improving Programming Skills: I know there's always room for improvement. What strategies or resources have helped you enhance your programming skills? Whether it's online courses, hands-on projects, or communities to join, I'm open to any suggestions
I truly appreciate any advice, insights, or personal experiences you can share to help me navigate this transition successfully. Your support means the world to me, and I'm incredibly grateful to be part of such a supportive community.
Thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this and offer your guidance. Let's help each other thrive and succeed on our respective journeys!
2024.05.13 08:01 swbbyuwu chance me for UCs (UCI, UCSD UC Berk, UCLA), NYU stern, USC marshall, and a few other business schools - Im nervous because I got a C my sophmore year
Im going to do business for most schools except for Berkley, which i will do econ for. (cus Haas is deadly competitive rn) so please chance me! I got a C my sophmore year so that might be something to consider, but i got all As my junior year... idk if thats enough lol.
GPA: 3.83UW/4.63W
SAT: 1550 (750 rw 800 m)
Aps: 9th: AP bio (3)
10th: AP world history (5)
11th: AP calc BC AP comp sci A AP physics 1 AP physics cmech
12th:AP psychAP govAP Econ (macro and micro)AP statsAP lit
ECs:
Student Researcher for miRcore at University of Michigan: Harnessed computational biology for disease research. Utilized tools like GEO2R analysis, String DB, and R. Selected a disease with significant societal impact and came up with a recommendation of treatment for medical professionals and biotech developers. Wrote pages for big research papers and small individual research abstracts.
Medical Certificate Program: Participated in interviews providing insight from medical professionals, critical thinking opportunities through hands-on activities such as dissections and sutures, and seminars that guide thought processes to align with those in the field. Gained exposure to medical scenarios using self-academic knowledge.
Paid Internship under Hemming Morse LLC, a prestigious financial firm w/ ~ 15% acceptance rate for high school students Assisted in analysis of financial damages in various lawsuits (class action lawsuits, labor disputes, etc). Ghostwriter for the financial damages team writing articles on the firm wins. Gained exposure to the financial field and how to deal with complicated financial cases.
Invited and Represented California at a journalism and media conference hosted by George mason university
Private tutor for special education kids for 4 years
Residents for Tobacco prevention program: Flown out by American On Track and gave a speech to the senator: Successfully banned public smoking in Buena Park and Santa Ana. Received letter from Assemblyman of Santa Ana explaining the revisions. Planned various anti tobacco ads regarding second hand smoke around Santa Ana, working with California Tobacco Control Program
Youth teen leader: volunteered every week at elementary school in teaching kids stem and public speaking under America on track
Patent law clerk for Player 2 Legal: Worked for 8 weeks where I drafted provisional utility patent applications including preparation of claims; assisted in review of patents for purposes of Freedom-To-Operate project.
President of multiple school clubs, managed and hosted various charity events that summed up to 2000+ dollars donated to heart of Africa
Took a summer course at brown, “mathematical modeling in finance, an intro to quantitative analysis” known to be one of the hardest course lines for finance majors
beckman GIDAS president: taught high school students how to use R and R studios to analyze genes and diseases, published two research abstracts as my time as president
National Economics challenge: competed in economics competitions at the regional and state level.
Awards and honors
1st place - 2024 Econ Olympiad National Prompt Round 1
5th Place - 2024 - National Economics Challenge
Medical Certificate Program Year 3 Certification (100+ hours working with medical professionals)
National BioMedical Student researcher award (the research paper I contributed to won this award) (only 4 given nationally!) Honorary mention for distinguished analysis at the uMichigan annual research conference
Honor roll all 4 yearsplaced 11th in NEC (national economics challenge) scoring a 740 in the Adam smith regionals division (out of 2000)
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GPA: 3.83UW/4.63W
SAT: 1550 (750 rw 800 m)
Aps: 9th: AP bio (3)
10th: AP world history (5)
11th: AP calc BC AP comp sci A AP physics 1 AP physics cmech
12th:AP psychAP govAP Econ (macro and micro)AP statsAP lit
ECs:
Student Researcher for miRcore at University of Michigan: Harnessed computational biology for disease research. Utilized tools like GEO2R analysis, String DB, and R. Selected a disease with significant societal impact and came up with a recommendation of treatment for medical professionals and biotech developers. Wrote pages for big research papers and small individual research abstracts.
Medical Certificate Program: Participated in interviews providing insight from medical professionals, critical thinking opportunities through hands-on activities such as dissections and sutures, and seminars that guide thought processes to align with those in the field. Gained exposure to medical scenarios using self-academic knowledge.
Paid Internship under Hemming Morse LLC, a prestigious financial firm w/ ~ 15% acceptance rate for high school students Assisted in analysis of financial damages in various lawsuits (class action lawsuits, labor disputes, etc). Ghostwriter for the financial damages team writing articles on the firm wins. Gained exposure to the financial field and how to deal with complicated financial cases.
Invited and Represented California at a journalism and media conference hosted by George mason university
Private tutor for special education kids for 4 years
Residents for Tobacco prevention program: Flown out by American On Track and gave a speech to the senator: Successfully banned public smoking in Buena Park and Santa Ana. Received letter from Assemblyman of Santa Ana explaining the revisions. Planned various anti tobacco ads regarding second hand smoke around Santa Ana, working with California Tobacco Control Program
Youth teen leader: volunteered every week at elementary school in teaching kids stem and public speaking under America on track
Patent law clerk for Player 2 Legal: Worked for 8 weeks where I drafted provisional utility patent applications including preparation of claims; assisted in review of patents for purposes of Freedom-To-Operate project.
President of multiple school clubs, managed and hosted various charity events that summed up to 2000+ dollars donated to heart of Africa
Took a summer course at brown, “mathematical modeling in finance, an intro to quantitative analysis” known to be one of the hardest course lines for finance majors
beckman GIDAS president: taught high school students how to use R and R studios to analyze genes and diseases, published two research abstracts as my time as president
National Economics challenge: competed in economics competitions at the regional and state level.
Awards and honors
1st place - 2024 Econ Olympiad National Prompt Round 1
5th Place - 2024 - National Economics Challenge
Medical Certificate Program Year 3 Certification (100+ hours working with medical professionals)
National BioMedical Student researcher award (the research paper I contributed to won this award) (only 4 given nationally!) Honorary mention for distinguished analysis at the uMichigan annual research conference
Honor roll all 4 yearsplaced 11th in NEC (national economics challenge) scoring a 740 in the Adam smith regionals division (out of 2000)