Early Morning
I got up early this morning to make final changes to my residency application which goes out in exactly 30 minutes. This application will determine where I will be taught how to be a surgeon, so I have spent a considerable amount of time making sure it is somewhat presentable.
I start nephrology consult service today. However, the fellow didn't know when we were meeting last night, so I suppose I'll just show up after I submit my residency application electronically.
There is a ton of Baylor stuff to talk about. Hopefully I can work on that this evening when I finish work.
Wish me luck!
Mid Morning
Well, the application is verified and has been sent across the phone lines to tons of surgery residency co-ordinator's offices. I'm not meeting the nephrology team (this month's rotation) until 10 AM. Now I'm at school enjoying my first visit to our school's new Learning Resource Center. This is a place with tons of computers, books, study areas, and anything else a thriving medical student needs to learn. It's the first time in my medical school career we've had a permanent site, as the original LRC was destroyed by Tropical Storm Allison in June of 2001.
A recap of last weekend is to follow...
I got up early this morning to make final changes to my residency application which goes out in exactly 30 minutes. This application will determine where I will be taught how to be a surgeon, so I have spent a considerable amount of time making sure it is somewhat presentable.
I start nephrology consult service today. However, the fellow didn't know when we were meeting last night, so I suppose I'll just show up after I submit my residency application electronically.
There is a ton of Baylor stuff to talk about. Hopefully I can work on that this evening when I finish work.
Wish me luck!
Mid Morning
Well, the application is verified and has been sent across the phone lines to tons of surgery residency co-ordinator's offices. I'm not meeting the nephrology team (this month's rotation) until 10 AM. Now I'm at school enjoying my first visit to our school's new Learning Resource Center. This is a place with tons of computers, books, study areas, and anything else a thriving medical student needs to learn. It's the first time in my medical school career we've had a permanent site, as the original LRC was destroyed by Tropical Storm Allison in June of 2001.
A recap of last weekend is to follow...
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Sniffed any good kidneys today?
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