If you're in medical school and you're curious about what's next, this webinar is for you...
From Waiting to Winning
Strategies for Overcoming Stress on the Road to Residency Match and Certification Exams
"How do I know if medicine is the right fit for me?"
"What advice would you give to someone who's feeling pressured to go into medicine?"
"When should I start studying for the MCAT?"
"How can I make my application more attractive?"
"What are day-to-day highs and lows?"
"What aspects of being a doctor do you find rewarding?
...And more
Tuesday, March 12th, 2024
7:00 pm EST
In this webinar, we will be discussing the upcoming residency application match and specialty certification exams from the Medical Trainee perspective.
The purpose of this training is to give medical students insight into the world of healthcare and medicine, to encourage you and prepare you for a rewarding career by guiding you on a journey of your own personal reflections.
Having struggled in med school herself, Dr. Ahuja understands the challenges and stresses of medical education - how to prepare for them, how to conquer them, and how to have a successful and fulfilling career. Her experiences and passion for teaching motivates her to create and deliver innovative programs through Docs in Leadership - an organization she founded to deliver leadership and wellness curriculum, currently gaps in formal medical education - and through her online community, MindfulMed, offering medical trainees and fellow healthcare professionals a supportive learning and networking environment.
In practice since 2003, Dr. Ahuja is a surgeon, private-practice owner, award winning medical educator, national academic leader, bestselling author, certified health executive, certified emotional intelligence instructor, and founder of Docs in Leadership Inc.
Dr. Ahuja's goal is to connect with MD trainees and fellow healthcare professionals to help them thrive, personally and professionally, by transforming them into emotionally intelligent healthcare providers and leaders from early in their journey through medicine.