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A cartoon guide to learning in medical school, residency and fellowship

Kevin | Potpourri | January 8, 2011

A cartoon guide to learning in medical school, residency and fellowship

(via A Cartoon Guide to Becoming a Doctor)

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http://www.TheOTHERMedicalEducation.com James Winston Phillips, MD, MBA, JD, LLM

Great cartoon very descriptive and very true. They forgot one I learned in my general surgery residency. Eat when you can eat, sleep when you can sleep and leave when you can leave because you never know when you are going to be able to do any of those again.
http://zdoggmd.com ZDoggMD

Nice! I always tell medical students who are getting ready to take their boards: (in pseudo-Churchillian accent) “Never before have so many…known so little…about so much.”
SZY

The only thing “..very true” about this cartoon is that it portrays the unfortunate culture of complaining and whining that has developed amongst residents.

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