Dr. Jillianne Grayson shares why she chose psychiatry and why child and adolescent psychiatry specifically is a great field.

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Have you ever been called nurse by a patient?
Have you ever been assumed to be a nurse when you said you were in medicine?

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56% of married women leave investment decisions to their husbands.

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Would you like to write for #sheMD ?

DM us with your ideas!

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'Do things you care about.'
- Student Doctor Hannah Hendrix

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Are you a pre-med student?
Are you looking to apply to #MedicalSchool ?

Check out this fabulous guide made by some phenomenal humans in medicine!
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#Orthopedics has the lowest percentage of women in a surgical specialty, with only 4.3% of board-certified #OrthopedicSurgeons being female.

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Dr. Indu Partha (Indu Partha, MD FACP) shares her 7 recommendations for residency and life as a physician:
6. Don’t believe everything you see.⁠ ⁠

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Dr. Rachel Rizal answers 5 common Letter of Recommendation questions.⁠

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Every wonder 'How Much Residents & Fellows Should Save for the Transition Period'?
Please check out this great post on The Prosperous Doc!

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Like many women in medicine, you might wonder, “When should I have a baby?!”

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Find someone who has a job or family life that you want, and find a way to connect with them.⁠

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#sheMD #WomenInMedicine #MedStudentTwitter Mekala Neelakantan, MD

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At SheMD, we believe in life-long learning. And that does NOT just apply to our medical education.

We've crafted a SheMD Reading List to share some of our MUST READ books and resources that we frequently reference in our talks and recommend!

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Dr. Amanda Xi (Amanda S. Xi, MD) shares functional tips on how to best interview for residency in this virtual era

Optimizing your lighting and camera height/angle⁠

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HAVE YOU SEEN OUR INTERVIEW SERIES?⁠

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Dr. Jennifer Caputo (Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD) provides us with resources for physician wellness and suicide prevention. ⁠ ⁠

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Dr. Karen Tran-Harding discusses how 'failures' are actually opportunities for growth and do NOT make us a FAILURE as a physician! ⁠

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Dr. Natasha Bhalla shares her top 5 reasons why she chose a career in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. ⁠
4️⃣ Working with your hands.⁠ ⁠

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Dr. Alison Early shares her top 5 reasons why she chose a career in #Ophthalmology . ⁠
1️⃣ Hands-on.⁠ ⁠

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