Hello #MedTwitter! I am an MS4 at @slusom applying to the ob/gyn match. My interests include gyn surgery, gender affirming care, comprehensive sexual education, and medical education. Let’s do this #obgyntwitter!!!
Debt payoff is not the main financial goal during training.
Investing is not the main financial goal during training.
Treading water is the goal.
Maintaining good relationships and mental health is the goal.
At this point my stress nightmares aren’t even about match
Last night, I dreamed that a pediatric gynecologist diagnosed me with severe vascular disease despite having no symptoms
@startlaxr33 @YouTooBio If you have to ask over email, offer to meet them in person to discuss your letter. And ALWAYS ask if they will be able to write you a “strong letter of recommendation” if they don’t feel like they can write a strong one, this will give them a chance to say no
@startlaxr33 @YouTooBio My downfall was that I did not have a CV/resume prepared when I asked for the letter. When you ask, send a CV/resume/cover letter/personal statement or whatever the job/position requires. This will help them know you better and write an appropriate letter
@olsonplanner After residency and fellowship, I will already be 70% done. Seems like it’s a no brainer to me especially now that you don’t have to pay taxes on the amount forgiven. Is there a reason not to do it?
Baby boomers did a pretty good job teaching their millennial daughters that they could be anything they wanted to be and a pretty terrible job of preparing their sons for what that would mean for them as husbands and fathers