How to Discuss Your Work Experience in a Medical School Interview
It’s no wonder that work experience matters a lot when it comes to working in the field of medicine. If you are interested in pursuing a career as a doctor and thinking of getting into medical school, then you should gain relevant work experience before embarking on your medical school journey. Gaining work experience in the field […]
Interested in Pathology? Here’s Why You Should Pursue a Career as a Pathologist
Pathology is one of the most important medical curricula that students learn during their clinical and nonclinical years. It is one of the diverse medical specialties that has a broader career scope and focuses on different areas of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. If you are interested in pathology but not sure whether you are a perfect […]
How a Medical Student Can Drive Away Negative Thoughts
It is said that the risk medicine-induced hypochondriasis reaches a pinnacle during medical school and then diminishes. However, the medical students need to overcome the negativity to control their thought process. It is easy to self-diagnose with a condition when reading about it in a textbook – without any experience of what it looks like in real […]
6 Mistakes First-Year Medical Students Should Not Commit
Starting your medical school journey is no easy feat. The schedule is very challenging; the curriculum is fast-paced and more demanding. Along with lab work, assignments, quizzes, presentations, volunteer work, and extracurricular activities, most students will have to adjust themselves to a new environment. Many first-year medical students find it hard to stay on top […]
The Future Demand for Doctors in North America
Students come from a wide variety of places to study at Windsor University School of Medicine. You might be researching a medical career as you sit at your computer in Vancouver, Los Angeles, or Schaumburg. If you have wondered whether your Caribbean medical education will be relevant in North America in the coming years, you may […]
Dos and Don’ts of Residency Application Interview
If you are a 4th-year medical student, chances are that you might already be attending a lot of interviews. For starters, interviews can be daunting and stressful, especially if your first job is in the hands of some mysterious process. Question to ask is, how can you appear confident in an interview even if you […]