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It Becomes You, Part V: Keep Your Nose Above Water
Stories and memories from the dark days of internship and residency by Alan B. Sanderson, MD This article is the fifth of a six-part series, written in the hope that it will be useful to those who are considering or … Continue reading →
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Tagged ACGME, Book of Mormon, comfort, education, faith, Family, gratitude, health, healthcare, hospital, inspiration, internship, love, marriage, Medical Education, medicine, music, overnight call, pager, religion, residency, Sabbath, sleep, teaching, tithing, trials, USMLE, white coat, windows of heaven, work
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It Becomes You, Part II: Apply Yourself
Thoughts and memories about undergraduate studies and applying to medical school by Alan B. Sanderson, MD This article is the second of a six-part series, written in the hope that it will be useful to those who are considering or … Continue reading →
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Tagged doctor, education, faith, Family, Gordon B. Hinckley, healthcare, inspiration, Latter-day Saints, MCAT, MD, Medical College Admissions Test, medical school, medicine, Mormon, prayer, religion, Science, undergraduate
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It Becomes You, Part I: First Decisions
Thoughts about becoming a doctor by Alan Sanderson, MD When I set out on my career path many years ago I had very little comprehension of what I was actually doing. I did not have a step-by-step guide or a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Book of Mormon, career choice, doctor, education, faith, Family, Gordon B. Hinckley, health, healthcare, inspiration, marriage, MD, Medical Education, medical residency, medical school, medicine, Mormon, Nephi, parents, prayer, Psalms, religion, Russel M. Nelson, Science, spirit, teaching, work
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