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How to Prepare for Intern Year
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Hello! In today's video I want to give some practical advice on what to do to prepare for intern year. I hope you enjoy and please don't forget to subscribe!
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my biggest tip is to buy an air fryer +/- crock pot
Im hopefully beginning urology residency in 1 or 2 years. This is rly helpful. Can you make a video on expectations / what to expect when it comes to the actual work during intern year 😅 / skills that i can work on maybe even before starting so i have a more smooth transition to being a full time surgical intern
Like it sounds stupid probably but proficiency in suturing after an RP etc , positioning of the patient .. things that can't be read easily in a pocket guide?
yes this is a great idea!
This is a little confusing to me- my residency contacted us to apply for the Texas PIT permit (physician in training permit)- I thought you applied for the actual medical license AFTER residency. Because on the Texas PIT permit, it says that you can for example complete postgraduate training as a resident (so from my understanding - the physician in training permit covers you).. Also, how did you decide on when to take step 3? I know that exam will be pretty easy, and I actually did do questions throughout fourth year b/c anxiety/not time consuming to do 10-20 qs each day- but I still really just wanna take step 3 so that I don't need to think about it but I have no idea when it will be feasible b/c my program doesn't allow us to do our step on inpatient ward months and I still do not have my schedule.
That may be the only permit you need then! For us it’s a medical training license but I’m sure it differs by state. We have a rotation during our intern year that is easiest to study during so mostly everyone takes it at the end of that rotation. I do think some experience in residency helps for studying, but you can take it early if you feel confident!
You definitely have some time before you have to sign up for that. Can wait to get your schedule
@@ErinHaysThanks so much! I am definitely overthinking the step 3 stuff LOLOL but board exams still make me nervous, doesn't matter how many people tell me how easy step 3 is. Also, I totally understand about the medical training license thing now- each state has different protocols :) These were helpful tips!
My husband and I will both be starting residency, so we have also found a house cleaner to start once we start res to come bi-monthly and got some gym equipment so that we have an in-home gym. Definitely nervous but I know it's time to stop being a perpetual med student!!
@@edream2513soccer The house cleaner and gym will be so good for your mental health and wellness! you're going to do great!!!