Enclothed Cognition

Those who pursue and work in medicine are often stereotyped to be a certain person or personality. Perhaps I am not your stereotypical medical provider, but I am so incredibly proud of that. I am a woman in medicine. I am a minority in medicine. I have a strong, enthusiastic personality and so many interests outside of my career.

Recharge your mind, body and soul during this precious time off. So that on your very first day as Doctor [insert your name here] you will be well rested and ready to learn once more!

No matter where you are in your medical career, you need a stethoscope that exemplifies precision, durability and maximum sound quality. Discover what you should look for in a stethoscope.

After four years of studying, examinations, OSCE’s, clinical rotations, shelf exams, residency interviews, and everything in between - all of our efforts during medical school reaches a pinnacle during Match Day.

The past (almost) four years have flown by. There has been hardship, triumph, but, most importantly, so much growth. Growth in the way of medical knowledge, relationship and communication skills, and self-reflection abilities.

Working those long hours at the hospital can be as exhausting as it is rewarding. However, with a few simple tips, you can look awake, refreshed and put-together even if you hardly feel that way. Learn how.

When temperatures are at an all-time low outside during the winter, you want scrubs that will keep you warm. Follow this guide to learn more about what to wear under (and over) your scrubs to keep you comfortable.

As a spouse of a medical student, I stood by my husband’s side throughout his schooling and tried to provide support when possible without the insight to understand completely.

Match Day is the day every pre-medical student dreams of. It is a national day where all the United States medical students find out what program they will be employed at for residency.

Being a male nurse to me would entail what being a nurse would mean to any nurse, male or female. This profession offers the ability to influence a patient’s hospital stay, surgery experience and overall healing experience.