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A GIANT SLIDE!!! | medically ethically
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Becoming an ethical doctor is always a work in progress. The giant slide in the Lego office. Image courtesy of Apartment Therapy. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
If only I can foresee things ahead of me… | medically ethically
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Becoming an ethical doctor is always a work in progress. If only I can foresee things ahead of me…. To tell the truth, I’m a little bit scared of this year… There are too many ‘what if’s’ and I never like them. When I was taking a siesta earlier, I suddenly thought of what I need to do this year. I am such a planner that the idea that nothing in the next few years will be certain is quite painful. 2 thoughts on “ If only I can foresee things ahead of me…. 07/02/2012 at 7:26 AM. 07/02/2012 at 8:53 PM.
The Scheme of Things | medically ethically
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Becoming an ethical doctor is always a work in progress. The Scheme of Things. Today’s lesson is titled ‘The Scheme of Things’ for a reason. In the scheme of things, he is still alive. Looking at his car, I would have thought that he wouldn’t have survived. In the scheme of things, everyone else is unharmed. Ego bruising aside, no one died. Heck, no one, beside from my friend, had to stay in the hospital. In the scheme of things, it could have been much worse, but IT ISN’T. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Phase 4 in progress | medically ethically
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Becoming an ethical doctor is always a work in progress. Phase 4 in progress. I passed my final set of medical school exams! In a lighter note, Darwin is quite enjoyable. I’ve met a few other elective students from outside of Australia and we have spent a few days/nights hanging out playing trivia or going to the beach. It’s great that the buses are free, but public transport during the weekend is terrible. Hence why I’m stuck in the computer lab updating this blog. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Tales of V...
Dear rain, please stop… | medically ethically
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Becoming an ethical doctor is always a work in progress. Dear rain, please stop…. It has been raining here. A LOT. To make matter worse, the rain has caused my internet to go tut tut… It takes me 30 minutes to check my email in the morning. I was able to get to the Riverina Rush website yesterday to register for the 2k open water swim, but the net kept going out. I tried registering today, but I think the rego is closed already. I am cranky and tired and I want this rain to stop. Enter your comment here.
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Chronicles of a Medical Student. The Journey through the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. This is a secondary essay for Boston University. I have included the prompt. 3 Please provide a narrative or timeline to describe any features of your educational history that you think may be part of particular interest to us. For example, have you lived in another country or experienced a culture unlike your own, or worked in a field that contributed to your understanding of people unlike yourself?
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Chronicles of a Medical Student. The Journey through the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Do you consider yourself a person who would contribute to the diversity of the student body at Tufts University? My father gave me two things when I was young: early exposure to diverse people and a strong desire to learn to work cross-culturally. But the most important thing he taught me was to be a life-long learner through interaction with people from diverse backgrounds. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Chronicles of a Medical Student. The Journey through the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Friday, October 23, 2009. MedWar 2009: The Great Medical Race of Wilderness Warriors. All scenarios although seemingly real were all controlled situations, and no endangered species were actually killed during the race. Team name: The Mounties. Goal: Save as many as we could and make it home safely. As we continued our journey we met with a kidnapping in South America, a man with a fishhook in his lip i...
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Chronicles of a Medical Student. The Journey through the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Friday, September 10, 2010. Stories from the Summer: The Flag. Twice a day everything on Fort Sam slowed to a halt. Cars would stop driving and pull over to the side, people would stop running, and each soldier would turn to the south, stand at attention, and salute the flag. The procedure for this was outlined very specific with specific. I am an American Soldier. I will always place the mission first.
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Becoming an ethical doctor is always a work in progress. Intern year in progress. Well, I graduated. To summarise my experiences so far, here are the highlights and the lowlights. My reg telling me that I’m more than a competent intern. The medical admin manager asking me if she can use my ‘exemplary’ discharge summary for one of the education sessions she is planning. Planning to see The Tallest Man on Earth at the Sydney Opera House in a couple of weeks. Meeting the other interns. Phase 4 in progress.
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