Medicine, Technology, & Education

Pagers, Jean Shorts, and Beyonce: my first three weeks at the clinic

Posted by on Jun 8, 2012 in Featured, Journal | 0 comments

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With an iPhone 4s in my shirt pocket, my iPad 3 (aka “the new iPad”) in my white coat, and my 13 inch Macbook Air in my hipster murse (aka man purse), I came fully tech-loaded for my third year rotations.

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My Return to Medical School

Posted by on May 11, 2012 in Featured, Journal | 0 comments

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Day 1: A Big Surprise

So after a year away from medical school while finishing my masters, I am back, pumped to learn and start my exciting third year. This new time should mark the end of lecture/book-based learning and the start to experiential learning in the clinic. Boy was I in for a surprise.

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Training Competent Physicians: Is Knowledge Still King?

Posted by on May 6, 2012 in Education, Featured | 0 comments

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If our purpose as physicians is to be of service to humanity and to heal,  we must not forget that we are a composite of the combined perceptions of our patients, community, and colleagues. These perceptions, through repeated interactions, become reality to those around us, regardless of our  own ‘delusions of grandeur’ as being the most educated, hard-working, ethical professionals on the planet.

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