Turns out nobody cares where you went to med school in residency.

But when is he going to portray Black women that are no longer struggling? There are many of us who are (now) educated and/or not low income. Tyler Perry continues to spread the stereotype that Black Women deserve nothing but stress.

How many library cards are legally allowed to be attached to your Libby account? I’m at four so far. 🤨

My co-residents probably think I’m anti social but actually I’m just 30 and not a morning person and don’t like being leaving the house after 6 pm.

Finally bought groceries and of course the power goes out. We’re on hour 9 btw.

Haven’t had electricity since Wednesday night. One of the chief residents just texted me to see if I needed help. 10/10 program so far.

first day of residency and umm who let me have my own patients.

I have severely underestimated the amount of time you spend documenting things in medicine. I have become one with Epic.

Had clinic this AM and was on call today. 13 hour day, but we survived!

My program telling us we don’t have to take STEP/LEVEL 3 until second year of residency just freed up my year for more reading.

I worked 73.5 hours my first week of residency. Despite the long hours, I still prefer wards.

I worked at a clinic where many of the patients were “illegal”. Not a single one of those people had healthcare. But they did have jobs and worked their butts off everyday.

Medicaid and food stamps kept my family alive. I had Medicaid in medical school and it continued to keep me alive. Now Medicaid pays my salary and keeps my patients alive. This is a tragic day for America.

For the people who voted to cap student loans…this is how much a BS, MS, and doctorate degree costs. Way more than $200,000.

Yeah it's because they want to keep the low income students (specifically minorities) out of medicine, let's be real.

I’m really just posting facts and people are saying I’m complaining about having to pay this back?? No, I’m complaining about how expensive education is. Something we can all agree on.

To educate the public… there is a difference between graduate school and getting a professional degree. I got 50% off tuition for my masters degree because it was research based and I “worked” in the lab. That is not how medical school works. We are paying to work.

Survived a weekend on wards without the senior resident! Definitely would not been able to do that two weeks ago.

I can’t be the only person that refuses to dictate notes. I type faster than I can talk. What is the point?

I always see these posts of doctors feeling “stupid” intern year. Not once have I felt this way, cause I’m literally learning. There are no stupid moments, only learning opportunities.