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When you had rounds 2 weeks ago..... but just now writing the H&P.. woops. Blame it on neuro 🤷🏽‍♀️ • On to Musculoskeletal/Derm block! Although it’s only 3 weeks and I know I’ll get 1000 lectures in that short amount of time (because always), still super excited! #medschoollife #secondyear #hospitalrounds #medschool #premed #dermatology #futuremd #futuredoctor

When you can’t choose between two specialities just yet.... ➖ ✨Poster 1: My summer research project from UCSF! “The mimickers of Chronic Urticaria” (Dermatology) ✨Poster 2: Case Report on the use of free flaps for the reconstruction of pressure ulcers (Plastic Surgery) ➖ #researchday #medschool #womeninstem #medstudent #blackdoctorsmatter #futuremd #dermatology #plasticsurgery #premed #minorityinmedicine

Update on life: I’ve been adjusting to second year of medical school. It is such a different vibe than first year. We have so many “extra” responsibilities... meaning more clinical exposure! It’s great, but just difficult to find the balance between school work, rounds/H&P write ups, journal clubs, and how and when do I study for step?! • I’m finding my way everyday. Almost finished with NEURO block and it’s not totally killing me.. it’s about the small victories right? Next up is Musculoskeletal/DERM 🤗🤗 • I’ll do better with documenting what’s going on in this crazy med school life. There’s so much going on (all of the time) but I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything 💕 • #medschool #medschoollife #medstudygram #studygram #premed #premedlife #futuredoc #futuremd #futureblackdoctor #womeninmedicine #womeninstem #dermatology #futuresurgeon #minorityinmedicine #studentlife

For those like me who often get in their own head, YOU’RE DOING GREAT👏🏾✨✨ • Take a couple of minutes to realize how far you’ve come this morning. Think about the things you once thought were “hard” or the things you struggled with but today you can say you’ve accomplished! That’s amazing! Keep going✨ #motivation #premedmotivation #premed #medschoolproblems #medschool #womeninmedicine #newgoals #womenempowerment

After 8 weeks of an AMAZING research fellowship at UCSF Dermatology, I returned home feeling blessed & so so proud. Medicine is all about discipline and perseverance. Yes, I had a great time in San Francisco, but on the other side of the smiles, I was really grinding (& often times stressed OWT). There’s so much pressure to succeed, impress, and to “stand out”. I had to continually remind myself that I’m supposed to be here, I am smart, talented, and most importantly, “I can do this.” • It helps when you have friends and great mentors along the way cheering you on. I’ve met amazing mentors here at UCSF. Mentors are key; these are the people that will not only vouch for you, but also invest in you and your goals. Pick great mentors and maintain that relationship. • I hope your summer was just as great as mine. I hope it was filled with checked off goals & lots of accomplishments. We all have that “it” factor in us. It’s honestly just up to you to decide what you want and what are you going to do to get it. Everything will line up accordingly once you apply yourself with intention. ➖ Remember: Nothing is too good for you. No one is better than you. You’re your only competition. Don’t get distracted by what others are doing. Everyone’s path in/to medicine is different, do what works for you and be proud of each step. ✨ #premed #medicine #medschool #dermatology #futuremd #sfphotography #womeninmedicine #womeninresearch #futuredoctor #medicalstudent #motivation #nursing #blackdoctorsmatter

Dropping my Top Tips for MCAT SUCCESS for all my premeds & post baccs!✨ 📸@russiedenay ➖ 🔺Pick out your primary resource for content review + additional supplemental materials. Don’t use like 5 different companies as your primary resource if you’re self studying. 🔺Take one diagnostic practice test to access strengths/ weaknesses so prioritize topics to study. Don’t spend so much time on topics you know well. 🔺Develop a content review study schedule (and stick to it!) 🔺Start FL practice tests early on during content review and review each one the day after (there’s no point in taking them if you don’t review, even if you do well, still review and take notes!) 🔺Take FL practice tests in a controlled setting similar to the testing environment once you get closer to test day. 🔺Track your practice tests progress (create a chart) 🔺Do not get discouraged and BE CONFIDENT✨ ➖ The last couple of weeks should be treated like it’s really test day. Pack your snacks and lunch, and go to a quiet place to take your practice tests. The test starts at 8:00am and you get two 10 minute breaks, and one 30 minute mid-exam break. I woke up each practice test day at 6:45 am, packed my snacks and lunch, and went to my campus library and rented a private room. I treated it just like test day, breaks and timing, included. I believe this played a big part in my success! ➖ Comment with your top tips to support all the premeds preparing for MCAT! #premed #mcatstudying #mcatprep #medstudent #medstudentlife #studygram #futuredoctor #womeninmedicine #blackdoctorsmatter #doctorgoals #sanfrancisco #mcat #amcas @theplantcafeorganic

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