Originally published by FuturePedsRes on their official blog. Find them on Twitter or Instagram. Becoming a physician is no small feat. Regardless of where you come from, it has been a long, arduous journey that has challenged your perseverance, your stamina, and your spirit. Take a moment to reflect. You have completed literally decades of… Continue reading The Only Advice You Need To Start Intern Year
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Anti-Transgender Legislation Threatens the Health of Children
Originally published/distributed by Tribune News Service in April 2021 Growing up in Texas, I did not feel comfortable revealing that I identify as gay. In addition to experiencing homophobia all around me, I remember walking into my doctor’s office and realizing that I didn’t feel safe discussing my sexuality with the very person for whom… Continue reading Anti-Transgender Legislation Threatens the Health of Children
Imposter syndrome, exponential growth, and finding a voice: Reflections on intern year
"I'm not sure I'm prepared to carry that many patients. Would you mind helping me out to start?" I sheepishly probed my upper level resident, nervous to start my first month on the pediatric wards. I had never carried that many patients on my own in medical school and now I was expected to be… Continue reading Imposter syndrome, exponential growth, and finding a voice: Reflections on intern year
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