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Soon to be Grob MD: May 2009
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Sunday, May 10, 2009. It meant so much to me that he understood what a rough night of call can feel like and that he gave me time to relax before I talked about my day. And the fact that he did this all while he is on his ENT AI makes me feel just that much more special. I feel so lucky to have such a caring, thoughtful, and understanding fiance! I think that we make a great team. :). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Soon to be Grob MD: December 2008
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Saturday, December 13, 2008. Instead, in OBGYN my patients were having emergency C-sections to rescue their babies or exploratory laparotomies to remove a suspected cancer followed by hysterectomies. I loved the importance and meaning of everything I did in the OR. I loved that afterwards, I got to really talk with my patients and help them understand what happened in the OR and why. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Soon to be Grob MD: On being called a gringa
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Friday, March 05, 2010. On being called a gringa. Prices in the DR are never really set. Everyone haggles prices and the starting point is different based on a number of factors (how rich you look, what time of day it is, rain, etc). As someone living in this country by herself with super pale skin (thanks med school in Cleveland! It’s only like US $0.50… why bother getting upset about it? There was an error in this...
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Soon to be Grob MD: January 2010
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Wednesday, January 27, 2010. Dominican Republic in February! Huge apologies for the lack of posts since May (yikes! So much has happened since I last wrote- I passed my licensing exams, I finished some tough rotations, applied for residency programs, interviewed at 21 hospitals across the country, enjoyed the holidays in Texas, and submitted our rank list for residency programs! I think that my trip to Santo Domingo...
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Soon to be Grob MD: The adventures I’ve had here
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Friday, March 05, 2010. The adventures I’ve had here. My goal in coming to the DR for a month was simple- I wanted a new experience. I wanted to learn about medicine abroad. I wanted to improve my Spanish. But mostly, I wanted an adventure. Below is a list of my favorite adventures this month. Don’t worry, pictures are coming later in the week. Driving in the DR and living to write about it. Learning how to surf.
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Soon to be Grob MD: March 2010
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Thursday, March 18, 2010. On my way to match day ceremonies. I'm about to leave with David to go to our school's match day ceremonies. I can't believe 4 years of medical school have culminated in today. At noon we find out where we will be spending the next 5 years of our lives together. In the meantime, a good article describing what will be happening at our ceremony:. Monday, March 15, 2010. You have matched.".
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November 11, 2013. It is my sad duty to share that Elizabeth “Lissa” McKinley, M.D.,M.P.H., founding dean of the Emily Blackwell Society and a treasured member of our school community, died Saturday. After a long and courageous battle with cancer. She is survived by her husband, Robert “. Gilkeson, M.D., a professor of radiology at Case Western Reserve, son, Will, and daughter Katie, as well as legions of physicians whom she taught to listen, hear, and heal. In 2006, and twice by. And again this year.
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Soon to be Grob MD: February 2010
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Friday, February 26, 2010. I'm super excited- David is visiting me here in the DR and arrives today! We are spending the weekend up in the northern part of the the DR in Cabarate for an adventure. The first adventure starts tonight- we are driving (! Up to the North tonight. Keep your fingers crossed for an uneventful trip up north! As for our trip. check out the itinerary so far! Also, I GO HOME NEXT WEEK! Sometime...
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Soon to be Grob MD: Become a follower!
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Tuesday, March 09, 2010. I'm happily back in the US! I will be uploading some of my favorite pictures onto the blog later this week. In the meantime, I hope you like the new design of the blog and some of the new features. Please click on the link on the right to become a follower of my blog! I'd love to know who is reading my blog! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget.
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Soon to be Grob MD: June 2010
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Soon to be Grob MD. A look into the life of a young woman training to become a physician. Sunday, June 13, 2010. FIRST DAY OF WORK! The day that I never thought would come is here- my first day of work as a MD! Or least it will be here tomorrow. YIKES! Will I be smart enough? What if I'm not ready? What if I'm the dumbest one there and everyone hates me? And my program is just plain amazing: everyone is so welcoming and helpful and just plain awesome! And how cool- I get to do what I love doing everyday!
