More medical schools are using the MMI model vs traditional interviewing for various reasons: they test how you operate in a (relatively) stressful environment, how you think overall, and how well you work with others. The MMI can be set up in many different ways, but they typically involve you having a limited amount of […]
Congratulations to Amber! Student of the Week!
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Hello everyone! My name is Amber Donald and I am a rising senior at the University of Florida studying Health Education & Behavior on the pre-medical track. I am a goofy and loving individual who is passionate about self-love, mental health, and music. I aspire to become a […]
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe
On a “normal day,” my provider starts at 8:30, so I log in at 8:15. When she appears in FFS (Fluency for Scribing), we converse and follow up on any unfinished charts from yesterday. As the patients begin to arrive, we typically access old notes and I start copying relevant information onto a Word document, […]
Potential Transfer to the University of Maryland, College Park
Hello everyone, I would like to inform you that, there is a good chance I will leave The Ohio State University for the University of Maryland. Out of state tuition accumulation after year one will be insane. I don’t want to go to medical school with a lot of debt from undergrad. There were a […]
DMRC: how it all started
It was early 2013 and I was sitting in my 2nd floor, 1 bedroom apartment when I received a phone call from my brother Dr. Dale. “Did you read that AAMC report bro,” he said. Right then, I knew my brother was up to something. Something very big. The next day, Dr. Dale and a […]
***1 day of GI Bill pays for an entire semester***
For my Veteran Peeps that are running low on GI Bill entitlement. It is the VA’s position that if you have one day of entitlement (you can start the semester) they will pay the school for the entire semester and pay you your stipend for the entire semester! The VA enrollment counselor may not be […]
Congratulations to Shiraz! Student of The Week!
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself.Hello everyone, my name is Shiraz Robinson II. I am from Landover, MD; a suburban area of Washington D.C. In addition, I am currently a college sophomore at The Ohio State University. Moreover, I major in biology and minor in chemistry, professional writing, and philosophy. My spirituality and […]
Do not let people tell you other wise
I often been told that I cant docertain things because I’m not smart enough. I started to believe them . I told my self that I would never get to my dream and I was nothing. one day I woke up and talked to a friend and told them how I felt and they told […]
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe – Spike
You will learn 5,000 new words in your first year of medical/PA/NP school and, depending on how long you scribe, you may well learn a significant chunk of these. And yet, this is not the most important thing you will learn as a medical scribe. The most important thing you will learn is the back […]
How Long Does it Take to Become a Doctor?
A week ago, I was honored to be a part of the Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit in Dallas, Texas. This was an AMAZING event spearheaded by Dr. Dale at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Students from all over the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and some from out of state were present along with parents […]