I matched my #8 residency

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• SQ

  @squib3083 · 2 days ago

  as a physician 2.5 decades further into my career, your candidness and honesty will take you very far especially with patients. keep up the great work Adam.

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• HU

  @hubby_medical5454 · 4 weeks ago

  Wow. You’re a real person. Need more of this on YouTube. Less of top 5% of people. The other 95% need more views like this. As a med student who is very normal, this hits home.

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• JE

  @jenniferh189 · 4 months ago

  this features a very rare level of honesty…thank you!

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• KR

  @Kristaholmes96 · 4 months ago

  Nobody is going to care.  Trust me….not one person is going to ask where you matched.  I wish you nothing but success - you’re going to be a fantastic physician!  And listen - this is going to be a great lesson for you to keep in the back of your mind going ahead.  Good luck - enjoy the ride.

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• CO

  @cockk. · 4 months ago

  You are an admiration. Your raw honesty is so appreciated. Most people, ESPECIALLY in pre med and med have such thick facades on, seeing someone with this level of level headedness and awareness is really a breath of fresh air. Thank you Dr.

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• PA

  @pabloalmazan3022 · 4 months ago

  I like this guy , very raw

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• MR

  @MrWillaqui · 4 months ago

  P = M.D. (Pass equals Medical Doctor)😂

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• AH

  @ahoward3819 · 4 months ago

  I graduated the top 10 percent of my veterinary school class.  It doesn’t matter. No one asks me what my rank in vet school was.  They care that I care.  The care that I am there for them and their animals when things are difficult.  They care that  I can explain things to  them in a way they understand what is going on, what our options are, and what can be expected when we try to treat a problem.  I am not arrogant, if I don’t know somehtning I ask for time to get them the correct answer.  They care that as a general practitioner I am willing to consult and  refer when it is needed.  I am available when emergencies happen.  You are fine.  Best of luck in your residency!

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• US

  @user-in1iv1jh8b · 4 weeks ago

  wish i could blast this to every classmate currently freaking out about honoring every course or matching some huge academic program. truly does not matter

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• CA

  @caseyfarrell5760 · 4 months ago

  This is finding me at the right time…. Going to be attending the medical school that was dead last on my list, so your perspective has been informativr

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• BE

  @Bestnaut · 9 days ago

  Felt the same all throughout med school, but alhumdullilah ive come to accept that Im not designed for these standardized tests. I learn a lot more with real life experience, and had a lot of fun in my Sub-I

• JA

  @JackInbox-p6z · 4 months ago

  Sometimes one may realize that their chosen profession is actually not their interest. I was forced into mine just because my father. I have made significant progress academically and professionally. Now that I am over 40 I am old enough to admit I hated everything about it. I have never enjoyed working in my field. Now I am trying to switch or looking for something else. You are not scoring well because of this reason. Think about again the cost to switch later in life is huge

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