Thousands of OnlineMedEd users can't be wrong...
We recently conducted a survey of our user base, asking for feedback on OnlineMedEd. Specifically, we asked people to tell us what they liked and didn't like about the platform. We received thousands of responses and admittedly some almost brought tears to our eyes. We're very proud to share them below.
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We've categorized our intern bootcamp into the sections below.
Introduction
Welcome to the show
Understand the why and how behind this series as Dustyn prepares you for success.
Bureaucracy
Learn the team hierarchy and your role
Know the unwritten rules and expectations your attendings have of you.
Time Management
Prioritize tasks with a common value: patient care
Having these lessons down will lessen your burden and make the load manageable.
Clinical Reasoning
Understand the art of medicine
Medicine isn't black and white in the real world. Logic frameworks save you time, and save lives.
Wards
Ok, it's time to be efficient and concise
Stand out by presenting the right information the right way.
You
Maintain and balance stress, emotions, and residency
Understand and invest in yourself, so it doesn't impact your patients or peers.
Others
Improve outcomes by raising the level of the team
This can be a high stress job. Navigating it and being a leader pays off. Here's how.
Documentation
Meticulous detail in a fraction of the time
These tips and tricks will save you hours daily.
Obvious After It's Obvious
Be professional on and off the clock
Emails, calls, manners, and more. The little things can make your life that much easier.
What our interns are saying
Med school is the hardest four years of your life (ok, maybe not the 2nd half of the 4th year) and no one else gets it except those that went through it. But the thing is, it gets even harder once you're in residency. Your program will put you through a check-list orientation, but a lot more is expected of you.
It will be mentally and physically debilitating. You're going to have to be as efficient and effective as possible to not only survive but thrive and become the doctor you want to be.
That's why I'm here. I'll tell you what your program can't - the unspoken, unwritten rules of residency that every one will judge you on. I'll teach you what you need to be efficient, productive, and happier in medicine.
Your residency will be the hardest thing you've ever done and ever will do. But start with the right tools, methods and workflows, and it might just be the best experience of your life.