@ntradsteminist The scream I scrumpt!! ๐ฑ
Girl... of all the flabbergasting things thatโs happened to you this past couple of months, this one flabbered my gast the most!! ๐ฎโ๐จ
So...Jury duty selection last week:
- Judge: "What do you do?"
- Me: "Science."
- J: "What kind of Science?"
- Me: "Why thanks for asking...let's start with slow axonal transport, a mysterious way soluble proteins are conveyed down the axon...."
- Judge: "Thank you you can go."
@olsonplanner Security deposits for new housing + first monthโs rent, setting up apartment, moving costs, graduation application fees, graduation regalia, unexpected personal expenses, etc.. ๐ช
Was part of this session today and it was VERY, VERY informative & helpful! Thank you so much!! @olsonplanner
They (forget?) to teach us about handling finances post-match in med school. Tyler is helping bridge that gap! ๐ซก
Post-Match Financial Q&A #1 is today from 1-2pm EST!
Itโs intended for graduating med students, though attendings and trainees are also welcome to attend.
If you see this and want to attend, DM me this morning and I can send you the zoom link.
No selling, no cost. Just help.
@FullyMeMD Have it located in your building or within walking distance! The commute to the gym is the only thing I hate (even if itโs a 5 minute drive) ๐
For those who matched & will match, in about a week you'll start to get info about on-boarding. Part of that will be registering for your NPI number. Do NOT use your personal address or phone number.
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@olsonplanner I think it depends on the context, really.
There are some things Iโd like to read in long form (say- just 1 point that needs extended explanation). If multiple points, a thread could be better. IMO- I donโt mind either, regardless. The message gets across.
Sometimes when you are about to cross the finish line life takes a tragic turn. Ekene Ezeokoli is an MS4 who should be about to match into orthopedics. But Ekene had a stroke was left with hemiparesis. Now he is just trying to keep his life afloat with increasing medical debt.