hey guys! in todays video I give some advice for ms3 and ms4 students on their clinical rotations. I hope you enjoy and please don't forget to subscribe follow me: instagram: @erin.hays
@@beatrizadriana5743 I'm sorry about your plight my friend but i was once in your shoes before i was recommended to Mrs Catherina Moore and thats how i passed My USMLE Steps exam
Attending here. Solid advice and quality content as usual. Another tip I have to medical students is don’t take things personally; we aren’t scrutinizing you as much as you think we are. I remember as an MS3 how self conscious I used to be about what residents and attendings thought of my performance. Now as an attending, I’m way too focused on trying to make it through my clinic list on time and I couldn’t give less of a rat’s ass if you don’t know the details of a patient’s surgical history. I just want medical students to have a good attitude and drive to learn. Clerkship is brutal and dehumanizing at times and we’ve all been there.
Thank you for this incredible video, Dr. Hays!! Been pretty nervous about my surgery rotation next month and would love to see more clerkship advice from you if you ever decide to make a Part 2 :)
What an uplifting video. A part 2 would be wonderful. If in it you can talk better about how to talk that can help in x ,y ,z without seeming to be forcing to please. Another thing I'd like to know is how you think it's best to approach to ask for feedback without getting in the way of the residents. For example feedback with my notes... I want to be proactive without being inconvenient.,sometimes i feel insecure that asking for feedback will delay residents or show insecurity when you haven't known the residents for a long time. Thank you so much Erin you are enlightened!
Hi Erin! Love your advice here! Can you please talk about how to study for step 2 and shelf after rotations? Im a rising OMS3 and nervous about what to do
