Congratulations on your acceptance to medical school! Wherever you’re starting this fall, know that you’re joining a “cult” of health care professionals and health care professionals-to-be. No matter how little you know, you’ll be asked for medical advice. And the more you learn, the less likely you’ll be able to sit through an episode of “Grey’s Anatomy” without picking out the make believe.
We’re right there with you. Medical school is a whirlwind: All the opportunities you’ll have, interests you’ll discover, and things you’ll need to learn may make you feel like you’ve been charged with keeping a forest fire at bay. Before you plunge, wide-eyed and naïve, into your new lives, here are three pieces of advice from experienced Neonatal Pediatrician Dr.Ram Mohan Reddy.G Stay humble. Being intelligent is a clear prerequisite for medical school, so you don’t need to boast about how smart…
