Habanero BBQ chicken sandwich at Sabrina’s, anyone else really like this place? (I don’t work there lol)
News and happenings in and around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
News and happenings in and around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Is my school's clinical grading policy actually weighted 50/50?
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Security deposit woes: does it usually take this long?
News and happenings in and around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Nervous about starting rotations Monday, any advice?
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Taking both level 3 and step 3 for competitive fellowships?
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Do competitive surgical PDs care about class rank?
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How many LORs are normal for 3rd year?
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From being initially nonverbal with autism to passing one of the world’s hardest exams, it’s possible!
READ THE RULES BEFORE POSTING! // GET USER FLAIRS. USMLE Step 1 is the first national board exam all United States medical students must take before graduating medical school.
I just learned something about episode 7 that I’m allowed to share with y’all!
Subreddit for The Pitt on Max. Noah Wyle is Dr. Michael Robinavitch in the Pittsburgh emergency room medical drama from John Wells, Wyle and R. Scott Gemmill. Each episode of the season covers one hour of a single 15-hour emergency room shift at the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital.
Who would've thought this was possible
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A daily struggle
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Happy Autism Acceptance Month! Pushing the boundaries for autistic medical students. I presented some of my work at the 15th annual Philadelphia Surgery Symposium, and was accepted to Sigma Sigma Phi, the national osteopathic medical honor society :)
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Historically DO residency no longer taking DOs post-merger, or am I overthinking it?
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I got a “wolf cut” (that’s a gen z thing, right?)
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Thank you uworld, very cool!
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At least it's not an eponym
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Was that straight up cervical omm on the chiefs?
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Always the day before a final exam
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T-shirt for when I take exams
For things that are not interesting at all
WAIS-5 administered via my neuropsychologist as part of ADHD testing, ended up not having it, but the results were surprising
A community that welcomes anyone interested in learning about giftedness, regardless of identity or cultural background! We encourage dialogue with an open heart and mind, and invite everyone in our growing community to discuss what giftedness means.
Every day I wake up
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A late-night idea of a joke
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Finished my first year of medical school with a moderate autism diagnosis, initially being nonverbal
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Those with autism can do it too; I finished my first trimester of medical school!
A place for photographs, pictures, and other images.
After 2 years of applying, I finally became an ER Tech!
Too many depressing things on the main page, so post about what makes you warm and fuzzy inside!