Written by Janel Feliz Martir ’16
As I close my locker door, I feel as if I’m leaving behind the trappings of my student self: my laptop with all my notes, my papers etched with messy anatomical drawings and my colored pens. I take a deep breath. This is the real thing, I think as I walk away from my locker, slowly making my way to the coffee kiosk in the hospital lobby where my group will meet.
My First Patient, The Storyteller Read More »
Written by Taylor Goller ’16
There are many different ways people prepare for the clerkship lottery, usually somewhere along the spectrum from scrupulous planning, back-up planning, and contingency back-up planning to laissez-faire, go-with-the-flow apathy.
Clerkship Lottery: The Great “Sorting Hat” Ritual Read More »
Written by Bridget Colgan ’17
It has been almost two months since the start of medical school for the first year “doctors in training,” during which time we have completed Orientation, Introduction to Clinical Decision Making (ICDM), and most recently Cellular and Molecular Biology (CMB). In addition to these courses many of us have just moved to Vermont…
Life at the College of Medicine: The Perspective of a First-Year Student Read More »
