Dermatology residency

My face when you remind me that 1) it’s Friday, and 2) I’m now a FOURTH YEAR RESIDENT! It’s my last year of dermatology residency and we are going out with a bang 💥 . I get asked all the time about the timeline of medical school and residency; to us it’s all so normal but to most of the non-medical world it doesn’t make any sense! Here’s a super quick big picture of our training starting after high school (and not including “time off” many people take in between): . 🏷 College/University…

I briefly discussed a few of the factors that went into my decision to apply to dermatology residency in the how to chose a medical specialty post (and the price of it all in this and this post), but I intentionally kept it short and vague. I was afraid that I might bias you - that my passion for dermatology might subconsciously affect your desires and your future career. Instead, I encouraged you to reflect internally on who you are, who you want to be, and what you want to do…

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Dermatology residency is way harder than expected.

Sang Kim, MD, was two weeks into his dermatology residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center when his wife was diagnosed with a serious pregnancy complication. “At that time, I felt my world was crashing down, and I immediately thought of the worst-case scenario; that I could lose my unborn son and wife.” Thankfully, … Continue reading "The Family Friendly Dermatology Residency" The post The Family Friendly Dermatology Residency appeared first on Next Steps in Dermatology.