The quest for survival together with passion for some puts us in a profession which comes with its uniqueness.
Will be glad to write you as it relates with the medical career and other germane issues common with every profession.
Ecclesiastes 9:10 AMPC
Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might, for there is no work or device or knowledge or wisdom in Sheol (the place of the dead), where you are going.
Suffice me to say that getting an internship placement is easy peasy as compared to what it was years back. If my assumptions are wrong, perhaps you could share your perspectives. The sleepless nights The prayers The palpitations And all the good and unpleasant details while it lasted. It does actually take a special form…
these core values have impacted the seemingly little things like returning a pen that isn’t mine to larger things like going for a job which is
NUGGETS WHILE PREPARING FOR THE MDCN EXAMINATION. Hello Everyone, sure all hands are on deck as we prepare for tomorrow and next. As one who wasn’t totally in the best frame of mind while preparing, I promised to help as many as I can whenever they need help as regarding this exam so I didn’t…
Medical Induction Outfit: A BLAZER DRESS Getting started for the MDCN exam was much of an ordeal as I quite didn’t know what materials to read. Different people with different options and opinions. Some people even mentioned reading with USMLE and PLAB materials which sent shivers down my system. Thankfully I was able to…
Medical Induction Outfit: A BLAZER DRESS 1. You can be 50 percent sure of your Objective Structured Clinical Exams (OSCE) How? The OSCE part of the exam definitely as seen over a few years has been consistent with at least a question from clerking, counselling, physical examination, systemic review and levels of prevention. So dotting…
HOMECOMING I am grateful this has ended in praise and I can write about it but then it was certainly overwhelming. I arrived Nigeria on the 2nd of September 2018 after leaving Ukraine on the first. But the struggle coming back to Nigeria was real. I had planned from my 5th year in medical school…