Dear Mentor: The Evolution of Medical Education
In our ongoing “Dear Mentor” series, medical students submit anonymous questions about the challenges they face in training and beyond. Our mentors—residents, fellows, and attending physicians—share their perspectives to encourage and guide the next generation
Dear Mentor: How to Earn Honors in Clinical Rotation?
In our ongoing “Dear Mentor” series, medical students submit anonymous questions about the challenges they face in training and beyond. Our mentors—residents, fellows, and attending physicians—share their perspectives to encourage and guide the next generation
KAMSA Specialty Spotlight
KAMSA Specialty Spotlight Dr. Sanghyun Alex Kim on Colorectal Surgery and Surgical Leadership The National Board of the Korean American Medical Student Association (KAMSA) recently hosted a specialty information session featuring NexBioHealth Managing Editor, Sanghyun
Q&A with Third-Year Medical Student Nayana Vuppala: A Student’s Global Reach
Q&A with Third-YearMedical Student Nayana Vuppala:A Student’s Global Reach By Kendrick Yu, MS3 at the University of Birmingham Heersink School of Medicine Editor's Note: Questions and answers are not direct quotations. Paraphrasing and edits were
From India to the World: How Cross‑Cultural Medicine Redefined a Career
From India to the World:How Cross‑Cultural Medicine Redefined a CareerQ&A Interview with Dr. Swathy Karamchedufrom Sleep Doodles focusing on Global Health Interview by Raveena Baskaran RB: Looking back, what parts of your medical training in
Dear Mentor: Choosing Ophthalmology for the Right Reasons
In our ongoing “Dear Mentor” series, medical students submit anonymous questions about the challenges they face in training and beyond. Our mentors—residents, fellows, and attending physicians—share their perspectives to encourage and guide the next generation
Dear Mentor: Between Commitment and Curiosity
In our ongoing “Dear Mentor” series, medical students submit anonymous questions about the challenges they face in training and beyond. Our mentors—residents, fellows, and attending physicians—share their perspectives to encourage and guide the next generation
Embrace Your Heritage to Foster Empathy
Embrace Your Heritage to Foster Empathy Dear Mentor, My name is Kendrick Yu, and I am currently a second year medical student at the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Heersink School of Medicine. Although I
Bridging Mentorship and Medicine for the Next Generation
Bridging Mentorship and Medicine for the Next Generation Growing up in a Korean American household, Dr. Joseph Lee learned early on the value of community, cultural sensitivity, and compassion. Today, as a healthcare leader and
Navigating a New Horizon: Dr. Gyujeong’s Story of Adaptability and Ambition in U.S. Medicine
Navigating a New Horizon: Dr. Gyujeong’s Story of Adaptability and Ambition in U.S. Medicine Interviewed by Soonmyung Andrew Hwang Meet Dr. Gyujeong, a first-year internal medicine resident at Mount Sinai Morningside/West Hospital in New York
Reflection for the Anatomical Donor Ceremony
Reflection for the Anatomical Donor Ceremony We talked about how, as future doctors, we will get to care for these donors’ children and grandchildren and give back to them that way Leading up to
Welcome to the NexBioHealth Student Hub: Your Resource for Growth and Connection
Welcome to the NexBioHealth Student Hub: Your Resource for Growth and Connection W e’re excited to introduce the NexBioHealth Student Hub, a vibrant platform curated by our Student Advisory Committee (SAC). This space is designed
Finding Joy in Patient Care: James Kunwoo Park on His Medical Journey and Aspirations
Finding Joy in Patient Care: James Kunwoo Park on His Medical Journey and Aspirations Interviewed by Soonmyung Andrew Hwang What are your current career goals, and how do you see yourself contributing to the healthcare
Research Involvement: What if You Love Every Specialty?
Research Involvement: What if You Love Every Specialty? Dear Mentor, My name is Kaity Kim, and I am currently a first-year medical student at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine. Now that I’ve settled into the
