So marks the end of the CaRMS interview tour for 2012. Overall, it went a lot smoother than I expected. Flights were on time, accommodations were nice and interviews were not as stressful as I thought they would be. Next
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Financial Rule #2 – Pay Less Tax
Your biggest expense as a physician will be paying taxes. Financially, you should try to minimize your taxes paid. I often think about physician finances in Read More » -
Financial Rule #1 – Don’t Get Divorced
The number one financial mistake that doctors, and almost everyone, can make is getting a divorce. If you’re not married or in a common-law relationship, please Read More » -
Resident Topics
Teaching and mentoring residents is one of the most enjoyable parts of being an attending. I get to meet bright and motivated young doctors, and hopefully Read More » -
How to Learn Medicine in Residency
Learning during residency is very different from medical school. Medical school is where you are taught the basics of medicine – anatomy, pathology, terminology, physiology Read More » -
The Poor Historian
Last week, I was listening to the cases that were admitted by the overnight resident. By the time he presented the third case, I became annoyed Read More »
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Pinky: what happened to your application? »
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: Went to Mac health sci Then Mac med Then residen »
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แผนภูมิไบนารี: Nice post. I waas checking continuously this weblo »
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BoDh: I think you guys (and gals) are not realizing that »
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Kitkat: Arrogance. »
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