37 year old mom Her kids Mary 17 Scott 20

This video is dumb lol

Yeah she’s not a real dermatologist…

Exactly what I was looking for. Really enjoyed Dr. Robey talk

Why does this not have more likes comments and subscribers this podcast is amazing!!!

This is the best advice I needed thank you

Powerful interview! 🤍

As a 43 yr old premed student, I needed to hear this - especially coming from a woman. 🙏

Wow! What a great and motivating interview. Thank you!

This is so exciting to me. Thinking about completing reinventing my life.

First time coming across this video and I am so impressed with the 54 year old woman med student. I've learned that age is just a number especially if you have all of your wits . I sat through the whole pod cast interview and was blown completely away during the whole interview. She is such an inspiration to me in so many ways. The fact that she have so many years of experience in nursing and is a PhD major, accepted into med school is a beautiful thing. She never gave up and the fact that her son challenged her, stepped her into a higher level of education speak volumes of her son. This woman is an exception in everything. Family, friends, education, her responsibilities and most of all, she defined herself as a woman and her family because she put them first. She speaks with clarity and poise, she is amazing and have a story to tell and share, for sure. I am a 53 year old woman going thru the process of enrolling in a pre-med flex program and just like her, aspired to become a doctor. I've always wanted to become a doctor but children and life just put that thinking process on hold. Now that my kids are grown and I am in a better space, I can pursue my dreams of becoming a doctor, if not, I will regret it leaving a void. Although, I've been accepted in the PA pre-studies program, it's not what I want and decided to go all the way to enrolling in med school. The MCAT, I know will be a challenge but I will be ready when the time come. She is such a motivation and listening to her only confirms my happiness and to never give up. Good interview, keep up the interviews because this helps people like myself.

Lol wish I saw this a few days ago I’ll focus on June now

Hi, I'm preparing for addiction medicine board exam 2023, what is you advices, books and courses with qbanks i can have, please

I'm currently 25 and I'm starting my bachelor's in multimedia design and I will also do my masters in cinematography

I use the NextStep prep text books and they're all the best !

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I started Med school at the age of 20 and became a full fledged licensed MD at 25. It sounds pretty cool but thinking in retrospect, I feel I lacked life experiences to deal with what would come after. So I think starting medical school at a later age doesn’t seem to be a bad idea.

If affirmative action affected whites in the same way that it affects Asians, the policy would cease to exist. Just another example of systemic racist policies enacted by left leaning academia.

I am 35 year old med student (2nd year of study) of ukrainian med university. I started to prepare since I was 32. And I am not regret!!! To study medicine is hard , but very interesting!

Specialty Stories is by far one of my favorite podcasts! I like that you interview physicians from a variety of specialties and subspecialties. I've learned about subspecialties that I didn't know existed. There is one I have heard about, neuro-behavioral neurology subspecialty but have had no luck finding much information on. Maybe you could add that to your list :)

Trying to weigh Psychologist vs Psychiatrist for a career This did not help me distinguish anything really but was still nice to listen to

16:00 I start to go all “Ewwwww” 16:37 I go “that’s my medical nightmare” 16:48 My stomach just *DROPS*

Awesome.

I will run if I see a black doctor right before I'm going into surgery. Black people will do the same

Thank you so much for having this podcast, Dr. Gray!!

Thank you so much for doing this, Dr. Gray, and for sharing your story, Dr. Hendrickson!

thank you, I really want to be a neurologist and this has helped me a ton.

Can you do this again for the new match, new USMLE (opinion on how it will affect future applicants), and DO?

This was a great episode, but I think you should change the title and description as it's misleading. According to her linkedin she didn't do a dermatology residency, but she did a dermatopathology fellowship through pathology. This makes a lot more sense as pathology is much more attainable for an IMG. But it also seems she 'practises' clinical dermatology without having done a residency in dermatology, and that's a bit...questionable.

Wow only 9 views on this....

At 54 this person started medical school 🙂 👇 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWGQY4Ssm9Cnfpo

This was very helpful thank you for doing this!

This interview helps so much!! I'm 41 and also thinking about taking the MCAT. I'm currently a social worker with 19 plus years background in patient care before becoming a bachelor's level social worker. Before becoming a social worker I was a nursing major so I have some sciences under my belt.I'm starting some of my hard science courses this summer. I'm taking them little by little.

This is my goal next year at 34

Very underrated and under-watched podcast episode.

I have been telling the world for 50 years that medical care is a necessity, unlike the arts/humanities/entertainment, and that we can therefore never have enough doctors & nurses and therefore nursing and medical schools should allow everyone in who wants in. And governments should pay the schools and the students to teach & to learn all this knowledge. Not my fault things are not this way. I have no control over that.

Hi what if I’m in community college full time and not just taking classes? Plus I also want to go to med school in the long run, do I really need to redo undergrad in a university or college?

So inspiring! I am 56. I am an RN, BSN. I feel like I still have the hope to become a physician

But how do you support yourself :(

"I had googled old premed students". I'm a 39 year old student who just googled this exact same phrase.

This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much!!!!!

I trully enjoyed this episode today. Thanks!

have any of you had difficulties (metal and physically) to anatomy classes and then how did you get used to dealing with open wounds, blood and surgeries? is it something you were prepared for before medical school or you grew accustomed and were able to be alert at task without the shock? Thanks for your work, it was very pleasant hearing from your wife, she is very calm and delivered so many important points.

thank you for this podcast! it is very nice to hear about this school, I couldn't find something as nice as this when comes to this school's information. I appreciate both of you taking the time to share.

When I try to access your 4 month study schedule, it tells me that I must register for the course first. However, when I click the link to sign up for a course, nothing happens. Thus, I can't access your study schedule. I could really use the guidance with using your study schedule while reviewing your videos. It would help give me an idea of where to start, since there is so much to cover. Can you please let me know how I can access your study schedules?

LET'S GO "OLD PEOPLE"! WE CAN DO THIS!!😃👴🏿👴🏼👵🏾👵 I'm a 52 year old Hospitalist PA!

She is great and will make a very good doctor I think. She cares and is doing medicine for all the right reasons. The interviewer seemed a bit rude or a little socially awkward at parts. Anyway, great to hear from her and helps me as I make my mind up about medical school.

I'm 43, and I am planning to take the MCAT in late Spring...Am I crazy? This helps reassure me.