My application is a little bit lacking in the clinical experience aspect. I have done a lot of volunteering for a mental health organization working with autistic kids. Would you classify this as clinical experience or not?
You should get some clinical experience before applying. Not just for your application but, more importantly, to see if you actually want to be a doctor. I didn't have much clinical experience before applying and now I'm kind stuck in a career that I dislike.
My application is a little bit lacking in the clinical experience aspect. I have done a lot of volunteering for a mental health organization working with autistic kids. Would you classify this as clinical experience or not?
I kind of feel like we do more harm than good. Most of my patients are 70+ and they're getting some ridiculous surgery which is always followed by some horrible complications. I am just not proud of what I do, basically.
I kind of feel like we do more harm than good. Most of my patients are 70+ and they're getting some ridiculous surgery which is always followed by some horrible complications. I am just not proud of what I do, basically.
Correct me if I am wrong, but aren't you an anesthesiology resident @cliquesh ?What specialty is this?
Correct me if I am wrong, but aren't you an anesthesiology resident @cliquesh ?
How many hours are important to have as far as clinical volunteering goes?
Does the length of time involved also matter?
Also, does it look bad if you weren't involved in the organizations for a long time (like more than a year) but have a decent amount of hours thus far (~ 200+)
I've gotten involved in free health clinic only since last December and will have about 150 by the time I apply this June. I don't want to make it seem that I'm rushing to get all of my hours in just to fulfill some number but also want to make sure I hit the spots med schools want in terms of ECs