Doctors on Social Media

We welcomed Amanda Kaine to the virtual stage, to discuss her article, YOU ARE NOT ALONE: AN ASPIRING SURGEON OVERCOMES MOUNTAINS.

You can check out her profile here.

What transpired is a conversation about topics that included:

Being in the dark, and then seeing the light
The importance of balance
Tips on taking a test
Overcoming a school shooting
Tackling depression
Finishing both high school and college earlier than others
Gap years

Challenge:

#SoMeDocsTest: Use the hashtag to share your own tip on test-taking, if you have any, on social media.

Shoutouts and links:

Dr. Erica Howe, who runs a conference, and can be heard in our Health Innovator SERIES here.

Amanda Kaine, whose article recently got published on SoMeDocs, titled YOU ARE NOT ALONE: AN ASPIRING SURGEON OVERCOMES MOUNTAINS, and who you can watch or listen to, in her own episode of SoMeDocs Conversations.

Dr. Rishi Desai, CEO of OsmosisMed.

Doctors, join us as members. We have 3 levels, with the basic, PROFILE, level free for anyone that’s verifiable with an NPI number. See our memberships here.

A Medical Student Reflects on Overcoming Struggles No One Should Have To [EPISODE]

Amanda Kaine joins us to discuss an article she wrote in which she explains what it means to be in the dark, and then see light again.

Quick Note to Our Audience: Listen or watch. But don’t forget to subscribe or, better yet, join the SoMeDocs community as a member.

From the Series: SoMeDocs Conversations

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