From 4 to 24 – A Lifelong Dream in the Making – By Dr Natashea Lingam
Meet Dr Natashea Lingam, a junior doctor working at St John of God! In this article, she recounts her experiences of her journey in medicine, working in the healthcare system …
An Interview with Helen Wilcox
The following audio is an interview with Helen Wilcox touching on her journey through medicine and helpful advice for student doctors. Dr Helen Wilcox is the MD Program Director and …
Dr Nicholas McLernon – Finding meaning in medicine
The following is a piece written for the Humans of Medicine by Dr Nicholas McLernon, a UWA graduate, whose work currently focuses on general practice and family medicine. Dr McLernon also …
What To Do If I Need Help
If you are feeling more down than usual, don’t enjoy things you normally do, have been feeling particularly anxious or nervous, know that you are not alone.
Gaby’s Journey
This week we have Gaby, who’s story shows us that you can still maintain a life outside of medicine, adventuring, mountaineering, and being that ‘crazy horse girl’…
Student Grand Rounds
WAMSS Student Grand Rounds (SGR) coordinates various peer-to-peer education initiatives that aim to equip medical students with the knowledge and skills required for clinical practice.
MD1 Survival Guide
Welcome! You’ve made it into medicine, but now, a fresh set of anxieties, worries, and expectations hit. What to do now?
WAMSS Academic Events
WAMSS Academic Events organise events throughout the year to supplement and add to the standard medical curriculum. Their mOSCE events are always highly anticipated to help students prepare for their clinical practice and final exams.
Dr Beth Western – Keeping yourself in sinus rhythm
I have been a Doctor for 7 months now and what a wild ride it has been. There have been times where this job has made me feel euphoric and …
Sim’s Story
Sim has been travelling in parallel with the medical field: in bioengineering, cancer genetics, and heart regeneration research. Even after such diverse opportunities, she decided that it was time to revisit her interest in medicine.