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Resident and Faculty Inductees Faculty Jaime Almandoz, MD (Internal Medicine – Endocrinology) David Auerbach, MD (Internal Medicine) Monica Barbosa, MD (Internal Medicine) Molly Camp, MD (Psychiatry - Adult Psychiatry) Shanup Dalal, MD (Pediatrics) Anthony Froix, MD (Surgery – Oncology) Kimberly Goodspeed, MD (Pediatrics – Neurology) Andrea Johnson, MD (Obstetrics/Gynecology) David Johnson, MD (Internal Medicine - Hematology-Oncology) Tamara McGregor, MD (Family Medicine) Shawna Nesbitt, MD, MS

Transition from College to Medical School Barbara Burton, Class of 2017 When I first learned I had been accepted to medical school, I was so relieved that I felt like a different person. Stress was gone for the first time in a long time. Once I moved to Dallas and started planning for our first day of classes, I will openly admit that I was completely unintimidated by medical school. I was pretty cocky, looking back on it. Then, gross anatomy destroyed me. By the third week of medical school

Typical Day in the Hospital Stephanie Goldstein, Class of 2017 Stephanie is a member of junior AOA and is applying for residency in orthopaedic surgery. Basic Approach Ironically, my strongest advice is to take everyone’s advice with a grain of salt! No one knows your study style better than you do, so adapt the advice you get here to a plan that will work for you individually. I am a big believer in working smarter, not harder, which for me means having a set time for studying (during daylight

Study Strategies Barbara Burton, Class of 2017 What makes medical school (and really all graduate school) challenging when you first start is not just the work load itself, but the fact that you have to change the way that you study. I tried to study the way that I did in college at first, and I passed my tests, but my grades weren’t very good. It’s extremely frustrating when the habits that came to be trustworthy to you for the past several years suddenly do not work. Almost everyone ends up

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