Elective Rotation

Chosen. Medical ICU. Done&Done.

PA Hopeful Interviews

I have realized that going to interview sessions to answer applicant questions is an AWESOME place to meet people. It's encouraged for me to ask question of people, and not weird when you give them your contact information. And I'm the only single gay in my class. NO COMPETITION

Look out of your a cute guy interviewing at my schoool ;-)

Dr. K!!!!

Dr. K why has your blog, That Mirror Belongs to Frank, been closed to meeeeee. Please let me into your life, because I live vicariously through blogs. The current status of mine is far to boring to keep my sane. You were just getting to the fruits of your labor!

E-mail me!
gregoryhousepa@gmail.com

Cardiac Innervation.... about that....

So you know how I said I didn't ace Heme/Onc? I lied. I got a 93. I evidently have a knack for blood work results.

This last anatomy exam on the other hand.... That was rough goings. I have no idea what type of functional fibers go where or what innervates what... It was a mess. There were lots of "all of the following are true EXCEPT" questions. You know it's not good when you get it down to three answers and think to yourself, "Wow, I didn't know that maybe A, C and D were true! I've learned something."

Hey, if I commit those five choices to memory, then only 1/5 of my information is faulty. Testing can be a learning experience!

I predict a 56 on the written exam and a 76 on the practical. Womp womp. I accept that I can't win them all. As should all medical and PA students.