Standing in front of the OSU medical center |
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the
Student National Medical Association’s National Leadership Institute and Board
of Directors meetings in Columbus, Ohio. It was sponsored by Nationwide
Children’s Hospital along with The Ohio State University College of Medicine,
and they did an excellent job of hosting the organization.
The event was sold out, and I was extremely happy with the
amount of pre-medical and medical students alike who attended. There was also a
great variety of excellent speakers. I had the opportunity to help our Region V
Director present an “SNMA 101” workshop, and it was a pleasure being able to
engage the medical students in attendance. It was also a great networking
event, and I was excited to meet and chat with some of the surgeons and other
physicians in attendance during our dinners.
I flew into Ohio directly after taking my shelf exam on
Friday, and my schedule was super packed, so I did not get a chance to go out
and explore Columbus. I was very
impressed with the little I was able to
see though, and I will definitely be adding OSU to the list of places
that I would like to do an away rotation with next year.
All-in-all, I had a wonderful time in Ohio and it’s always a
great time when I am with my SNMA family. We were able to get a lot
accomplished, and I am looking forward to what the rest of the year brings :-)
I love how active you are even as a single parent, I definitely hope that I can be as productive and involved as you are once I get a hang of this whole med school thing LOL!!
ReplyDeleteHang in there! The first year or so is a bit rough, but it gets way better! There is light on the other side of the basic science years LOL
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