What is it like to be a resident, or physician in training, at this point in time, pandemic and all?

Adaobi, a current Anesthesiology resident starting her second year in medical training (which is also the first year in her specialty), gives us a preview into the world of medicine. Her personal reflections speak to the growing pains of acclimating to the surgical floor and staff, work-life balance, but most importantly, the value of cultivating resiliency, emotional intelligence, and the means to carry a resolute demeanor in all interactions. She is currently a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, and also holds a Master's Degree in Public Health.

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• Educate and support physicians with "AWARE" well-being resources from the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to provide information to prevent burnout and encourage a healthy balance in and out of the workplace.
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Special thank you to Adaobi for discussing and documenting her personal and professional experiences here. Cheers to you, and all that you do!

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