Let’s get to it, brand new intern. Here’s what you need to know for your internship: You are going to have questions. C’mon, who’s ever 100% comfortable reading lab work? Senior clinicians, other doctors, and your intern mates will help you. If they don’t want to help you, keep asking questions, eventually they will and […]
Gills would be helpful, swimming works too
Let’s say you have a day off from work, or class just got out, or that Friday exam is finished, or you’re getting off work early and you’re ready to have fun. Finally! You can escape vet med for once and revel in some normalcy. Regular life, no responsibility, a relaxed mind, and no thoughts […]
Optimism Will Take you far in Veterinary Medicine
It’s been an uncharacteristically slow day on the anesthesia service here at Tufts. And after monitoring anesthesia for a mast cell tumor removal this morning and spending the rest of afternoon talking with my rotation mates about the daily hospital gossip, I’ve come to find myself sitting on a stool in induction reading The Tibetan […]
