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With all your debt looming as a young dentist, as incredible as technology is, you need to invest where ROI happens ASAP. 3D printers. If you haven’t checked them out, check this out. You’ll understand
There are 86,400 seconds in a day…Over 30 million in a year…And we get 7. Seven seconds to either make a great first impression or blow it forever.
Crying during an interview sounds impossible, but it happens more often than you think. How bad is it? How often does it happen? How can you avoid it? Read on to find out!
Retraction. There are many instances it makes our lives simpler. There are many strategies for success. That said, as a young dentist, it’s all too tempting after the daily clinic beatings in dental school to cut the dental umbilical cord from one’s armamentarium. Before you do, experience has taught me this…great habits deliver great results.
Great result deliver great success. So before you cut that cord, here’s a simple 5 step process to CRUSH your Restorative Success.
What do you and Nathaniel Bowditch (a world class historical navigator) have in common? A destiny… that’s what!
You can’t turn on the television anymore without watching some news of suicides or shootings. It is clear that there is currently a severe mental health crisis in the U.S. This is not just speculation. According to a recent AAMC article, there is a higher demand for mental health treatment than there are trained professionals.
Getting ready to study for NBDE part I? Not sure what to expect? Read on for advice on how to pass the first time around…
From a pre-health serialist, these tips apply to dental school AND pretty much any pre-professional program. Want the secret sauce? Here it is!
If Michelle Obama can do it all, then I believe I can, too. And so can you. No matter how busy our lives are in school, our schedules can’t compare to the busyness of the former First lady.
The goal is to make it through medical training without burning out
According to a study published in Annals of Internal Medicine, 50% of students experience burn out.
The internet can be a powerful tool, but also a dangerous one given the breadth and depth of false information. Despite its intelligence, Google can’t replace a four-year medical degree.
