#wilims

What I Learned in Medical School #38: I mainly jest, but the scary reality is that some clinics and hospitals are running low on surgical and N95 masks. 

What I Learned in Medical School #39: All the hard work and sweat were worth it in the end! I’m going to be a dermatologist!

What I Learned in Medical School #49: I feel fortunate to have a stable source of income during the #COVID19 crisis, but I also want to dispel my friends’ and family’s misconception that I will be making ”doctor money” during intern year (It’s closer to minimum wage, based on the time worked at the hospital).

What I Learned in Medical School #30: February is a dangerous time of the year for my wallet and for my blood sugar.

What I Learned in Medical School #29: You never seem to get enough sleep when you need it the most.

With cancelled Match Day ceremonies and shutting down of universities, it’s been one heck of an academic year in #medschool. Now with #COVID19 becoming a pandemic, it’s going to be one heck of an intern year for this year’s new graduating #doctors.

What I Learned in Medical School #34: Even last month, the nurses at the ED had N95 masks under lock and key. I hope that health care providers will never have to worry about working without proper respiratory precautions.

What I Learned in Medical School #36: Hands aren’t the only things that can touch your face. In an unrelated note, I will be getting a haircut this weekend.