In order to accompany the recent bombardment of blog posts about my doctor shadowing experience, I have made a YouTube video giving you guys some tips of accomplishing this task yourselves. It's a very general video to help give you guys a basic understanding of what to do and what to expect. If you would like any specific questions answered feel free to leave them in the comments of this post or in the comments of my video which will be below. If you want to read about my experiences in a more detailed manner be sure to read the three posts I have written as well. And if you guys like to know more about my pre-med experience so far please let me know because I would love to tell you about the other things I've been doing to help me with my medical school applications.
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Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
How to Shadow a Doctor
Hey guys!
In order to accompany the recent bombardment of blog posts about my doctor shadowing experience, I have made a YouTube video giving you guys some tips of accomplishing this task yourselves. It's a very general video to help give you guys a basic understanding of what to do and what to expect. If you would like any specific questions answered feel free to leave them in the comments of this post or in the comments of my video which will be below. If you want to read about my experiences in a more detailed manner be sure to read the three posts I have written as well. And if you guys like to know more about my pre-med experience so far please let me know because I would love to tell you about the other things I've been doing to help me with my medical school applications.
In order to accompany the recent bombardment of blog posts about my doctor shadowing experience, I have made a YouTube video giving you guys some tips of accomplishing this task yourselves. It's a very general video to help give you guys a basic understanding of what to do and what to expect. If you would like any specific questions answered feel free to leave them in the comments of this post or in the comments of my video which will be below. If you want to read about my experiences in a more detailed manner be sure to read the three posts I have written as well. And if you guys like to know more about my pre-med experience so far please let me know because I would love to tell you about the other things I've been doing to help me with my medical school applications.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Project for Awesome 2012
Hi!
I really should have posted this earlier seeing as P4A started on the 17th and you guys would have prior warning, but finals. Anyways, Project for Awesome was this thing started by the Vlogbrothers, Hank and John, on YouTube where people post, comment, like, favorite P4A videos. What are P4A videos? They are YouTube videos created to promote a charity of that creator's choosing. Then on December 17 these videos are posted to YouTube and www.projectforawesome.com where other people can watch and vote for their favorite videos. The five videos with the highest votes will get a portion of the money raised. Project for Awesome continues onto the 18 where final votes and donations are tabulated to determine which charities get the money.
This year I wanted to more actively participate in P4A by making a video about the club I joined GlobeMed and it's partner with MAP Foundation. Watch it on YouTube here. If you really want to help out MAP Foundation, you can donate money here.
Have a great Project for Awesome! And good luck to those of you finishing up with exams. I just finished mine today and I understand your pain.
I really should have posted this earlier seeing as P4A started on the 17th and you guys would have prior warning, but finals. Anyways, Project for Awesome was this thing started by the Vlogbrothers, Hank and John, on YouTube where people post, comment, like, favorite P4A videos. What are P4A videos? They are YouTube videos created to promote a charity of that creator's choosing. Then on December 17 these videos are posted to YouTube and www.projectforawesome.com where other people can watch and vote for their favorite videos. The five videos with the highest votes will get a portion of the money raised. Project for Awesome continues onto the 18 where final votes and donations are tabulated to determine which charities get the money.
This year I wanted to more actively participate in P4A by making a video about the club I joined GlobeMed and it's partner with MAP Foundation. Watch it on YouTube here. If you really want to help out MAP Foundation, you can donate money here.
Have a great Project for Awesome! And good luck to those of you finishing up with exams. I just finished mine today and I understand your pain.
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