After three blocks on subspecialty services (or Neurology, UGH), Block 6 took me back to General Internal Medicine (GIM). Home base....

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While my predilection for Cardiology comes from my career before medicine and its link to exercise, my interest in most fields of...

Internal Medicine residents are not often thought of as being better off than other first-year, non-surgical residents (surgeons are...

Post-call days are always a battle. Do I sleep and recuperate physically, or do I wake up after a quick nap and have a day, attempting to...

Every Internal Medicine resident is required to do a number of blocks called "CTU" (Clinical Teaching Unit), also known as General...

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As luck had it, Block 2 bunched my patients by type as much as they were in Block 1. The Powers That Be saw fit that this month, my...

Another shoutout to Adam Kay for his wisdom and guidance in all things residency. As a Canadian medical resident, we don't have the...

It is far too late, and it has cost too much, but 2020 will be remembered as the year where white people of my generation began, in...

As a medical student, one of the big bad bogeymen you hear about that ruins every resident's life is the call shift. The concept of being...

Unless they are lucky, most newly graduated doctors end up changing apartments/homes after graduating, and before starting their new...

I have a confession. In considering how I finally got to this point --that is, buying a domain, writing entries, designing the layout,...