Nathan Hendrickson

Father & Husband | Surgery prelim @UTHealthSASurg | Incoming DR Resident @UTHealthSARad | Student Doc: Unlocked Podcast Creator | USMLE/COMLEX Tutor

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

I have been wondering how I can help out more med students and a podcast is what I landed on! Looking forward to helping out more people.

Listen to "Episode 1: How to Manage the Didactic Years of Medical School" by Student Doc: Unlocked. https://t.co/85l7HNMD3w

#MedTwitter

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

@TylerWillOrtho It’s when you call your homies at IR to do their thing!

[Jason Ryan @jasonryanmd]

A student of mine sent this to me today. Someone mapped all the B&B videos to UWorld questions. I’ve had requests for this over the years, but never found anyone with time to do it. Shout out to u/InvisibleDeck for putting in the effort. https://t.co/Vw6RDv7sm1

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

#ortho #MedTwitter #orthotwitter

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

Tyler has been a mentor for me since day 1 of med school. This ortho bro will bench you between cases while killing you with his kindness @TylerWillOrtho
Listen to "Episode 3: What it Took to Match Ortho ft Dr. Tyler Williamson" by Student Doc: Unlocked. https://t.co/AZCzq7sfLN

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

manageable, and you’ll grow as a human and as a physician.”

#MedTwitter #residency

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

It’s funny that the best advice I’ve gotten so far about how to handle residency comes from my dad who knows nothing about the demands and stress of residency.

Wise pops said, “Make these next 5 years all about your patients. Long shifts won’t seem as long, stress will be more

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

@rmariem3 Haha I got mouths to feed!

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

It's been almost a year since I've started working as a tutor for USMLE/COMLEX exams. I wanted to share some of the lessons I've learned to maybe help some fellow students out there on #MedTwitter

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1) Board prep should start day 1 of medical school, not during dedicated.

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

That's it for now, I'm done with my rambling. Hopefully this is helpful!

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

tested on boards are the first things we seem to forget.

5) Create a daily schedule and do your best to follow it! There is only so much time in the day, and it will slip away from you quickly. Don't give up things you love (exercise, The Office), just make time for them.

[Nathan Hendrickson @Dr_H_DO]

Maybe it’s the dad instinct in me, but it’s so satisfying burrito wrapping all these newborns on my neonate rotation.