LSU MS1s help passenger on international flight

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2021/06/28/med-students-flight-lsu-greece/

My favorite line... “We waited a second to make sure no actual medical professionals were around to respond,” said Duplessis, 25. “When no one responded, that’s when we identified ourselves as med students. They said, ‘Definitely, we could use your help.’ ”

 

[Lifeblood_20]

Love to see it!
As someone entering MS1 this August and facing down the long road of medical training, it is so inspiring to see that trainees at any level have the potential to make a difference

 

[TelemarketingEnigma]

I volunteered like this once, but thankfully they didn't need me (not sure if they found an actual doctor or the situation resolved itself). I had just finished MS2 at the time and was flying home for dedicated, so I could've been really helpful if they had some obscure basic science question! (In actuality, my previous EMT experience would've been much more useful)