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UMHS celebrates American Heart Month and those in the Cardiac Care field of medicine with a live virtual town hall, “Cardiology: A Discussion About Cardiac Care & Careers in Cardiology,” on Wednesday February 23rd at 7:00 pm EST. Hosted by UMHS alumni Dr. Arjun Kanwal, M.D., a Cardiology Fellow at New York Medical College, & Dr. Igor Areinamo, M.D., who is a Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Intensivist at Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. They will discuss what careers in cardiology can look like, the importance of cardiac care, what cardiac care is, heart health tips & much more. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0YQjH6SXmE

UMHS celebrates American Heart Month and those in the Cardiac Care field of medicine with a live virtual town hall, “Cardiology: A Discussion About Cardiac Care & Careers in Cardiology,” on Wednesday February 23rd at 7:00 pm EST. Hosted by UMHS alumni Dr. Arjun Kanwal, M.D., a Cardiology Fellow at New York Medical College, & Dr. Igor Areinamo, M.D., who is a Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Intensivist at Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. They will discuss what careers in cardiology can look like, the importance of cardiac care, what cardiac care is, heart health tips & much more. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0YQjH6SXmE via UMHS YouTube Channel

UMHS celebrates American Heart Month and those in the Cardiac Care field of medicine with a live virtual town hall, “Cardiology: A Discussion About Cardiac Care & Careers in Cardiology,” on Wednesday February 23rd at 7:00 pm EST. Hosted by UMHS alumni Dr. Arjun Kanwal, M.D., a Cardiology Fellow at New York Medical College, & Dr. Igor Areinamo, M.D., who is a Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Intensivist at Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. They will discuss what careers in cardiology can look like, the importance of cardiac care, what cardiac care is, heart health tips & much more. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0YQjH6SXmE

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) - Advise from a Medical school Counselor Scott Harrah, M.A., Director of Digital Content at the University of Medicine and Health Sciences recently interviewed Ruth Fitzgerald, M.A. the Director of Counseling Services at UMHS. Their discussing centered around several topics to help Medical students cope with the stress of Medical School. What advice do you have, especially for people that might suffer from something like the seasonal affective disorder? Ruth FitzGerald: Yeah. Okay. Well, the first very practical and simple thing would be to really invest in good lighting in your home and go out and buy lots of lamps and make sure that you have the lighting just working really well in your home so that when you go in there, you feel good, you have the lighting the way you want it, whether it's really, really bright and that helps your mood or whether it's relaxing. Scott Harrah: Sure. Ruth FitzGerald: But lighting is actually very important. I t

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) - Advise from a Medical school Counselor Scott Harrah, M.A., Director of Digital Content at the University of Medicine and Health Sciences recently interviewed Ruth Fitzgerald, M.A. the Director of Counseling Services at UMHS. Their discussing centered around several topics to help Medical students cope with the stress of Medical School. What advice do you have, especially for people that might suffer from something like the seasonal affective disorder? Ruth FitzGerald: Yeah. Okay. Well, the first very practical and simple thing would be to really invest in good lighting in your home and go out and buy lots of lamps and make sure that you have the lighting just working really well in your home so that when you go in there, you feel good, you have the lighting the way you want it, whether it's really, really bright and that helps your mood or whether it's relaxing. Scott Harrah: Sure. Ruth FitzGerald: But lighting is actually very important. I t

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) - Advise from a Medical school Counselor Scott Harrah, M.A., Director of Digital Content at the University of Medicine and Health Sciences recently interviewed Ruth Fitzgerald, M.A. the Director of Counseling Services at UMHS. Their discussing centered around several topics to help Medical students cope with the stress of Medical School. What advice do you have, especially for people that might suffer from something like the seasonal affective disorder? Ruth FitzGerald: Yeah. Okay. Well, the first very practical and simple thing would be to really invest in good lighting in your home and go out and buy lots of lamps and make sure that you have the lighting just working really well in your home so that when you go in there, you feel good, you have the lighting the way you want it, whether it's really, really bright and that helps your mood or whether it's relaxing. Scott Harrah: Sure. Ruth FitzGerald: But lighting is actually very important. I t

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) - Advise from a Medical school Counselor Scott Harrah, M.A., Director of Digital Content at the University of Medicine and Health Sciences recently interviewed Ruth Fitzgerald, M.A. the Director of Counseling Services at UMHS. Their discussing centered around several topics to help Medical students cope with the stress of Medical School. What advice do you have, especially for people that might suffer from something like the seasonal affective disorder? Ruth FitzGerald: Yeah. Okay. Well, the first very practical and simple thing would be to really invest in good lighting in your home and go out and buy lots of lamps and make sure that you have the lighting just working really well in your home so that when you go in there, you feel good, you have the lighting the way you want it, whether it's really, really bright and that helps your mood or whether it's relaxing. Scott Harrah: Sure. Ruth FitzGerald: But lighting is actually very important. I t

Join us for this special livestream event, as our hosts Vice President of Admissions, Marie McGillycuddy, and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Patrick Mccormick, discuss all of the most pertinent topics concerning non-traditional medical students. Marie and Patrick are true experts, and have a combined 50 years of experience coaching non-traditional medical students throughout their careers. They’ll discuss everything you need to know about the residency match process, challenges and opportunities for older students and how to apply to medical school as a non-traditional student. There will be Q&A at the end of the presentation. The event will also be recorded and available here for immediate viewing. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwHko-8Sae8 via UMHS YouTube Channel

Join us for this special livestream event, as our hosts Vice President of Admissions, Marie McGillycuddy, and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Patrick Mccormick, discuss all of the most pertinent topics concerning non-traditional medical students. Marie and Patrick are true experts, and have a combined 50 years of experience coaching non-traditional medical students throughout their careers. They’ll discuss everything you need to know about the residency match process, challenges and opportunities for older students and how to apply to medical school as a non-traditional student. There will be Q&A at the end of the presentation. The event will also be recorded and available here for immediate viewing. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwHko-8Sae8

Join us for this special livestream event, as our hosts Vice President of Admissions, Marie McGillycuddy, and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Patrick Mccormick, discuss all of the most pertinent topics concerning non-traditional medical students. Marie and Patrick are true experts, and have a combined 50 years of experience coaching non-traditional medical students throughout their careers. They’ll discuss everything you need to know about the residency match process, challenges and opportunities for older students and how to apply to medical school as a non-traditional student. There will be Q&A at the end of the presentation. The event will also be recorded and available here for immediate viewing. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwHko-8Sae8 via UMHS YouTube Channel

Join us for this special livestream event, as our hosts Vice President of Admissions, Marie McGillycuddy, and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Patrick Mccormick, discuss all of the most pertinent topics concerning non-traditional medical students. Marie and Patrick are true experts, and have a combined 50 years of experience coaching non-traditional medical students throughout their careers. They’ll discuss everything you need to know about the residency match process, challenges and opportunities for older students and how to apply to medical school as a non-traditional student. There will be Q&A at the end of the presentation. The event will also be recorded and available here for immediate viewing. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwHko-8Sae8

Led by UMHS graduate Venus Swearingen, M.D. and third-year UMHS medical student Eboni Peoples, the event will feature a candid conversation between the two women regarding their journey to becoming doctors. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWjZIN_NGwg via UMHS YouTube Channel

Led by UMHS graduate Venus Swearingen, M.D. and third-year UMHS medical student Eboni Peoples, the event will feature a candid conversation between the two women regarding their journey to becoming doctors. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWjZIN_NGwg

Led by UMHS graduate Venus Swearingen, M.D. and third-year UMHS medical student Eboni Peoples, the event will feature a candid conversation between the two women regarding their journey to becoming doctors. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWjZIN_NGwg via UMHS YouTube Channel

Led by UMHS graduate Venus Swearingen, M.D. and third-year UMHS medical student Eboni Peoples, the event will feature a candid conversation between the two women regarding their journey to becoming doctors. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWjZIN_NGwg