If you’ve ever wished you could shadow every specialty on the AAMC list — from dermatology to neurosurgery — this project is literally the next best thing. The 73Q Series, inspired by Vogue’s famous “73 Questions,” gives students a fun, fast-paced, behind-the-scenes look at physicians, trainees, and healthcare professionals across dozens of specialties. No boring interviews. No stiff Q&A.Just real personalities, real lifestyle insights, and real stories from the people living these careers every day. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️✨ This whole idea was born during COVID, when shadowing disappeared and students wanted more than textbook descriptions of specialties. Now it’s grown into a massive specialty library, featuring interviews across: 🩺 General Surgery🧠 Neurology & Neurosurgery💉 Anesthesiology🫀 Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery🩻 Radiology & Interventional Radiology🦴 Orthopedic Surgery🧒 Pediatrics & multiple pediatric subspecialties🧪 Pathology🏥 Internal Medicine & subspecialties🌟 Dermatology📚 BS/MD Directors & Students…and so many more — over 40+ options to explore! Whether you’re trying to choose a specialty, understand the lifestyle differences, or just want entertaining insider perspectives, this project is an incredible free resource for future doctors. 👉 Check it out here: https://www.ndmdproductions.com/portfolio/73q or browse the full library on YouTube! 🎬 If you watch one, drop in the comments which specialty surprised you the most!

May you have a lovely rest. Studying can be put off today friends. Some days just need to be a reset. Enjoy. Be well ❤️

Hey Future Docs! 👋We all know the premed journey can feel like a marathon — full of highs, lows, and a lot of caffeine ☕😅 So let’s open up a real conversation: 👉 What’s the biggest challenge you’re facing right now on your premed path?(MCAT prep? Time management? Burnout? Finding shadowing or clinical experience?) Drop your thoughts below ⬇️ and let’s see how our community — mentors, med students, and fellow premeds — can help support you 💪🌟 Remember, you’re not alone in this. We’re here to help you stay motivated, focused, and confident on your road to med school 🚀🧠

Pre-Medical Summer School (PMSS) – Phoenix, AZ 🩺✨ 👉 Save these dates so you can APPLY NEXT YEAR! Looking for a way to boost your competitiveness for medical school while gaining hands-on experience? The Pre-Medical Summer School is a 3-month pathway program (May–Aug 2025) designed to help undergrads and grad students strengthen every part of their application. 🔑 Program Overview - Location: University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix - Activities include:• 📝 Application prep workshops & advising• 👩‍⚕️ Volunteering at Banner University Medical Center – Phoenix• 🎤 Panels + seminars with faculty, staff, & med students• 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Community engagement + clinics - Guided by the four pillars: Education, Research, Clinical, Community - 💵 Cost: FREE (with faculty + student volunteers giving their time) - 💸 Stipend: Eligible students may receive a $1,000 stipend (via AZHope Foundation) ✅ Eligibility - 18+ years old - Must reside in Phoenix, AZ during the summer (out-of-state students welcome, but no housing/transport provided) - Strong academic standing - Volunteer/community service experience 📅 Key Dates - Applications open: March 1, 2025 - Applications close: March 30, 2025 (essays required) - Interviews: April 1–3, 2025 (virtual only) - Decisions emailed: April 4, 2025 - Program: May–Aug 2025 - Orientation (required): May 23, 2025 ⚡ This is a fantastic opportunity to grow as a future physician, connect with mentors, and strengthen your med school application — at no cost. 👉 Save these dates so you can APPLY NEXT YEAR! https://phoenixmed.arizona.edu/premed-summer

I am taking biochemistry next semester. I did an internet search and most medical schools don’t require the associated lab, and it’s also not required for my major. Would it still be helpful to take the biochem lab? For example, to learn the lab techniques?