Search engine for medical students and residents
Below is a search engine designed by medical students and residents. Websites included in the engine include top ranked schools of medicine sites (eg. learning modules from UCSF, Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, etc), pubmed, wikipedia, student doctor network, and top anatomy, radiology, and pathology sites. The results will also include pertinent videos and images.
If you have a good website/learning module (especially from your school) that you want us to include, please post it in the comments section below.
Psychiatry rotation at Parnassus medical student review
1. Tell us the rotation AND site you just completed (ex. OBGYN, Kaiser Oakland)
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2. What books/tools did you use for this rotation? Tell us which ones were absolutely necessary, somewhat helpful, or total waste of money. Also tell us how you used them.
| a) Absolutely necessary: SOAP for Neurology, Psychiatry (Current Clinical Strategies, Hahn et. al.) |
3. Describe your call schedule. Ex. # days on call, what time you realistically got out, etc.
| Neuro: 4 wkday calls total lasting until 10pm (get out by ~8-12pm), 2 wkend day calls (8-5pm) Psych: 3 wkday calls total lasting until 9-10pm. |
4. How did you prepare for the finishing exam/shelf exam. How would you prep differently if you could do it again.
Psych: read the little green book (see above); no need to know dosages for drugs.
Psychiatry rotation at Parnassus medical student review
