Medical
Learn about medicine and how to become a physician in our articles for pre-medical students (including the MCAT), medical students, resident physicians, and practicing physicians.
5 Things To Do Today To Connect With Your Medical Spouse
A new year is upon us! Fresh beginnings bring a revitalized energy to refocus our … Read more
Medical Student Resources: Q&A with Dr. Sara Barnett, Learning Specialist
Ask any doctor, in any specialty and of any age, and they will remember their … Read more
Q&A with Suzanne Tharin, MD/PhD, Neurosurgery
Dr. Suzanne Tharin, MD/Ph.D., Â is an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery at Stanford University and a … Read more
Five Mistakes I Made When I Applied to Medical School (The First Time)
Everyone reading SDN likely knows that gaining admission to medical school is difficult. It not … Read more
The Holiday Season: Doctor Edition
‘Tis the season! It’s finally my favorite time of year! Everything fills me with warm … Read more
How to Maximize Your Pre-Interview Research
One of the most exciting and nerve-wracking stages of the application process can be your … Read more
4 New Year’s Resolutions for MCAT Test-Takers
Plotting out your course of study in anticipation of any MCAT test date is difficult … Read more
Helping Your Kids Connect With Their Medical Parent
You’ve probably seen numerous articles discussing the medical marriage and what to expect during training. … Read more
Q&A With Dr. Paige O’Mahoney, Physician-Author and Wellness Coach
Tell us a little bit about yourself.
I started medical school at age 27 after studying international relations in college and then working as a paralegal in an international law firm. I met my husband, who was also changing careers, the first day of a post-baccalaureate premed program called MedPath at the Ohio State University. I mention this because I did not choose to pursue medicine at an early age, but rather felt called to it during the course of my education and training in other areas.
Q&A with Andrew Nimmich, Co-Founder of Tutor the People
Tell us about yourselfHi SDN! My name’s Andrew. I am a fourth-year medical student at … Read more
What You Should Know About the ACME Initiative
In 2013, the American Medical Association, in response to demands from the medical community, developed … Read more
On Being Flexible: A Day in the Life of a Third Year
Flexibility is the name of the game during your third (and to an extent, your … Read more
The Only Five Criteria to Consider When Choosing A Medical School
Hospital cafeteria food. Malignancy or benign-ness. Patient population seen in the third and fourth years. … Read more
Surviving Your First Year as a Doctor
It’s your biggest dream and quite possibly your biggest fear at the same time. Your … Read more
Q&A with Ben, a PGY-3 Orthopaedic Surgery Resident
The Tutor The People Interview Series is an ongoing discussion with people from all walks … Read more
8 Practical Time Management and Study Strategies for Medical Students
There’s no question that medical school is tough, especially when you consider the amount of … Read more
4 Non-Science Classes Every Premedical Student Should Take
Demonstrating proficiency in the basic sciences is a hallmark of a good medical school application, … Read more
Q&A with Mr. Chris Diem, Office of Academic Support Services
Ask any doctor, in any specialty and of any age, and they will remember their … Read more
When You Start To Grow Apart: Challenges of a Medical Marriage
10-24 hour shifts. Call days. Night float. Step prep. Away rotations. The nature of medical … Read more