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Unliked this so I could like it againYour avatar looks like Ben Carson after he got appointed to HUD.
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**** YEAH DUDE! Congrats!!Just got off the WL at my #1 school in Texas! Already held an acceptance but it felt like I was getting accepted all over again
More like this is all killing me, haha.LOL gets me everytime.
you're killing it!!!!! congrats
I love youOh, don't be that person. Accepted students are allowed to congregate. SDN is not a safe space for only non-accepted students
good lord I wanna know what med school actually has females that look like thisSo this is all fun and games until you see the course load for fall semester and then your like
Oh lawd have mercygood lord I wanna know what med school actually has females that look like this
good lord I wanna know what med school actually has females that look like this
That's a hella big monkeyThat is a huge picture
That's a hella big monkey
You are a witty little chap aren't you.Actually, its an ape. Monkeys are smaller and tend to have tails.
Finally, that sociology class is paying off.
Actually, its an ape. Monkeys are smaller and tend to have tails.
Finally, that sociology class is paying off.
You are a witty little chap aren't you.
I called one Dr. [Potatoes] and the OR staff all laughed at me because they treat him like a student still. Apparently it was the first time they'd heard him referred to as such. I mean technically residents are doctors, but I don't pretend to know the nuances of that social bubble.Do we address residents as Dr. [Potatoes]?
Wondering so I don't put my foot in my mouth on day 1.
Yes. After intern year people can moonlight, heck you can even hang a shingle and practice medicine legally. I would call everyone a doctor that you dont know, even the patients, the NPs and the nurses. You are the lowest totem on the poll.Do we address residents as Dr. [Potatoes]?
Wondering so I don't put my foot in my mouth on day 1.
Do we address residents as Dr. [Potatoes]?
Wondering so I don't put my foot in my mouth on day 1.
I called one Dr. [Potatoes] and the OR staff all laughed at me because they treat him like a student still. Apparently it was the first time they'd heard him referred to as such. I mean technically residents are doctors, but I don't pretend to know the nuances of that social bubble.
Thanks a lot! It's funny, because I had this crazy travel debacle going up to interview there (travel agent booked a hotel that was 3 hours away from the school, didn't find out until 10 minutes before we left) and I missed the first half of the interview and all the info from the school. I might have to fly up there to check it out.
Haha, we did it only for that interview. My wife and I were both at work, and the interview was like 2 weeks away from when I got the email. We were crunched for time and had such a particular schedule. The interview was on a Tuesday and I was out of vacation at work, so we had to fly out Monday night and come back tuesday night. We used her to map out the particulars, which she did poorly. It was the first and last time I'll use a travel agent, haha.Congrats! But,
Let me get this straight: You pay for someone to google and book hotel rooms for you? Why not cut out the middleman and just, you know, burn the money?
You are saying that, all I am thinking is this is what you are doing.Haha, we did it only for that interview. My wife and I were both at work, and the interview was like 2 weeks away from when I got the email. We were crunched for time and had such a particular schedule. The interview was on a Tuesday and I was out of vacation at work, so we had to fly out Monday night and come back tuesday night. We used her to map out the particulars, which she did poorly. It was the first and last time I'll use a travel agent, haha.
Omg, we literally maxed out our credit cards during interview season. Which we are still paying off. That pile of money would be the 2 nickels we have to rub togetherYou are saying that, all I am thinking is this is what you are doing.
That's a lot of nickels.Omg, we literally maxed out our credit cards during interview season. Which we are still paying off. That pile of money would be the 2 nickels we have to rub together
We're right in the same scenario. I'm pretty set on the school that accepted me outright- signed a lease and everything. But, I haven't officially withdrawn from the other two yet. Part of me just wants to see what will happen, part of me isn't ready to close that door just yet.I'm on waitlists at two places I always thought I'd consider changing my decision for, but lately I've been thinking that I may stick with my original choice regardless. I'm trying to decide if that's because the original school truly is the one for me, or because I'm just so so sick of uncertainty and decision making after this year and ready to move forward haha. Just weeding through these thoughts just in case. Anyone else?
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been apartment hunting! and eating a lot and sleeping a lot too hahawhat's up 2021ers?? been quiet - everyone having a crazy weekend? i hope so!
p.s. - i love waking up and checking the pre-med MD page list of threads and seeing a little lock icon time to get reading!
that sounds fab! i've been doing all that too lol. good luck on the huntbeen apartment hunting! and eating a lot and sleeping a lot too haha
LOL do your immunizations! what if you need boosters??I literally sleep till 12 pm everyday and then think about finishing some paperwork and immunizations for med school but end up putting it off. Been binging alot of shows though.
They want these annoying quantitative titers that cost an arm and a leg.I literally sleep till 12 pm everyday and then think about finishing some paperwork and immunizations for med school but end up putting it off. Been binging alot of shows though.
Bought a house.
They want these annoying quantitative titers that cost an arm and a leg.
Not all insurances are the same. They were 500 dollars at the local quest labs.
Not all insurances are the same. They were 500 dollars at the local quest labs.
Just want to say: when you are a doctor and if you are in charge of choosing reference labs please do not choose Quest. They lose specimens, they run specimens that shouldn't be ran. Just shady practices all around. They are reckless and only in it for the profit and not the wellbeing of patients.Not all insurances are the same. They were 500 dollars at the local quest labs.
Just want to say: when you are a doctor and if you are in charge of choosing reference labs please do not choose Quest. They lose specimens, they run specimens that shouldn't be ran. Just shady practices all around. They are reckless and only in it for the profit and not the wellbeing of patients.
LabCorp has some pretty awful service from what I've heard. No-shows for pick ups, storing specimens at incorrect temperatures and then blaming the clinics. Idk.
LabCorp has some pretty awful service from what I've heard. No-shows for pick ups, storing specimens at incorrect temperatures and then blaming the clinics. Idk.
Patients have an incredibly poor time trying to judge the quality of their hospital's reference lab. Lots of n=1 experiences and can't identify overall trends. Trust me when I say that the back-of-the-house staff is suuuper unqualified for their jobs. Society is hanging by a thread and it's a miracle more mistakes don't happen.I don't actually know if they're better or not lol. Just ****posting. Although I personally have had better experiences with labcorp as a patient vs quest.
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LOLLLLAll of these forms take a while!
I still need the proof of insurance, the second tuberculosis PPD test, the drug test, the fingerprinting, the varicella titer, the cure for ADHD, the blood of a Virgin, and Donald Trump's Twitter password...