by The Physeo Team | Jun 16, 2022 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Adila Reddy Personal statements (PS) form an integral part of your residency application. It has a citing factor of 78% by program directors according to NRMP data. If you are anything like me, you probably have half a dozen versions of it typed out, with every new...
by The Physeo Team | Jun 14, 2022 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Richard Zhang One of the most exciting stages of a medical student’s journey is their first clinical placement. Learning about the theory underpinning the human body and its systems is fascinating, but it’s much more illuminating to see this theory being applied to...
by The Physeo Team | May 5, 2022 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Abu Hurraira Khan I’ve often been perplexed by this dilemma that is presented to us: On one hand, we as doctors are supposed to be the champions of humanity, the healers supposed to be guiding entire nations through trying times, such as the recent COVID...
by The Physeo Team | May 3, 2022 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Richard Zhang Medical school is great. We get to embark on a career that we absolutely love, and we get to help the members of our community for a living. It’s no secret that pursuing this line of work is intrinsically rewarding, but there are some additional benefits...
by The Physeo Team | Apr 28, 2022 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Richard Zhang The aspect of medical school that students seem to most universally anticipate are their clinical rotations. When you’ve got your basic biomedical theory down and have practiced one too many cannulations on a plastic model, you know it’s time to see the...
by The Physeo Team | Apr 26, 2022 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Richard Zhang It’s not uncommon to hear medical students complaining about how medical school has ‘ruined their life’, but if you look past the melodrama and the whining-for-the-sake-of-it-ness, there actually is some truth to how medical school has ruined my everyday...
