The Med To Be
The Med to Be podcast is a platform dedicated to exploring various aspects of medicine, healthcare, and the journey of becoming a medical professional. Hosted Nneoma in conversation with students, professionals and educators in the health field, the podcast covers a wide range of topics including medical education, career paths, challenges in healthcare, advancements in medical technology, and the impact of medicine on society.
Through interviews with healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, and students, The Med to Be provides valuable insights, advice, and inspiration for aspiring medical professionals.
Whether you're a prospective medical student, a current healthcare professional, or simply interested in the world of medicine, this podcast offers valuable perspectives and information to help navigate the complex landscape of healthcare.
The Med To Be
The Med to Be Episode 16:w/ Ore : “METAMORPHISIS”, PERFECTION + PEOPLE PLEASING, MARATHONS.
Today's special guest: Ore Odeniyi (!!!), an M1 (first year medical student), musician, vocalist, and all around wonderful woman!
In today's episode, we chat about her journey in medicine and her experience in medical school. She initially wanted to become a lawyer but was inspired to pursue medicine after watching the movie 'Ben Carson's Gifted Hands' and witnessing healthcare disparities in Nigeria.
Ore emphasizes the importance of mental health and self-care in medical school and advises taking it slow and showing oneself grace. We discusses the challenges of adjusting to the new curriculum and developing effective study strategies. Ore also offers tips for transitioning to a student budget and highlights the importance of pursuing passions and maintaining a balanced life outside of medicine. In this conversation, Ore Odeniyi shares her goals of completing a marathon and pursuing a career in medicine.
She also discusses her hobbies, such as playing instruments and singing. Ore emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and letting go of perfectionism in the pursuit of a medical career. She encourages pre-med students to prioritize their mental and emotional health and find joy in activities outside of academics. Ore also shares her academic journey, including her GPA, MCAT scores, and extracurricular activities. She highlights the significance of tailoring applications to schools that align with one's strengths and interests.
Please enjoy our conversation, let us know what you think, and what inspired you from todays conversation! :)
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