Brendan is a mature-aged student who has really gone through the journey of academia, from completing a science degree, to a PhD, then becoming a teacher, and now finally graduating as a doctor! Learn more about his story and why he wants to pursue a career in Paediatric endocrinology in his feature.
Alexander’s journey is truly a windy one: starting off in a Bachelor of Arts before finding his passion (for now?) in pathology and microbiology. Danke schön for sharing!
Children add an additional layer of complexities to an already complex journey. I’m not just talking about the strict routines or the constant need for forward planning. I’m referring to …
For our first ever feature, we have Ella Forkin sharing her story about moving from Kalgoorlie to being actively involved in college, and now spending her time adventuring in Kununurra.
The WAMSS Medical Ball 2021 was themed as A night in Monte Carlo, which occured on October 30th 2021!
Everyone was invited to eat, dance and live it up at the playground for the rich and famous. It was a night that was full of glitz and glamour. It was a memorable night to look elegant and live our best lives.
The medical dinner took place at the Westin Hotel, where our fine guests enjoyed a fine meal and live entertainment as we celebrated the year that was, to send off our 2021 cohort in style!
Hitting the wards marks a new beginning for MD2s. After the torment and perils of learning exclusively from lectures in FJ Clark and the eSuite, it is your time to become a student in the scary hospital environment.
This article is part of WAMSS’s MD2 Rotations Guide. Start with page one to check out our other useful tips in this series. Note: The advice shown here may not reflect …
Tips: How to Learn on the Wards. 1. Talk to Patients, 2. Taking Histories, 3. Figuring out your Schedule
Tips: Behaviour on the Wards. 1. General Behaviour, 2. Have a Positive, Proactive Attitude, 3. Cool Tips on What to Do, 4. Reality Check: Be proactive, but don’t be a dick, 5…
WAMSS Clinical Prep: 7 Key Tips. 1. Don’t be late – being on time makes a good impression, 2. Introduce yourself to staff, 3. Be helpful – collect files before ward rounds, have the obs ready, 4. Get a nerd box, 5…
