How to Get into Internal Medicine Residency | Insights from Dr. Esha Vaish, PGY2 at Mount Sinai, NY

Esha Vaish is the PGY-2 Internal Medicine Resident at Mount Sinai Morningside/West program in New York City. She completed her undergraduate medical education in 2022 from King George’s Medical University, India.
Sharing the HoU ideal that every person has a story to tell and a lesson to teach, Esha is always open to discuss her successes and failures. Being one of the cofounders provided her with an opportunity to do so and facilitate the same for others. She envisions building a strong, close-knit community of Indian IMGs in the USA.
Living in the hub of Manhattan, she is having a rollercoster of experiences as she is exploring both life and career. She works, works and works a little more, but outside of medicine, she indulges in various activities, such as, frequent picnics, reading, cycling, sketching, painting, dancing, exploring restaurants, bars and clubs, and so on.
oin us for an insightful episode of the Humans of USMLE weekly live webinar featuring Dr. Esha Vaish, an Internal Medicine PGY2 Resident at Mount Sinai, New York. In this session, Dr. Vaish shares her valuable experiences and practical advice on successfully securing a spot in an Internal Medicine residency program.
🔍 Key Topics Covered:
Dr. Vaish's personal journey into Internal Medicine
Essential steps and strategies for a strong residency application
Tips for excelling in clinical rotations and USMLE exams
How to make the most of networking and mentorship opportunities
Common challenges faced during the application process and how to overcome them
Whether you're a medical student planning to pursue Internal Medicine or a residency applicant seeking expert guidance, this webinar is packed with actionable insights to help you navigate the competitive residency landscape.
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Stay tuned till the end for a Q&A session where Dr. Vaish answers questions from the audience, providing personalized advice and clarifications.
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Really helpful 🩵 Thank you so much! You are so confident!