The ward postings start in second year here, and that changed everything about how I learned anatomy.
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The ward postings start in second year here, and that changed everything about how I learned anatomy.
Nobody told us about the one-time charges. The annual fee we budgeted for was about sixty per cent of what we actually paid.
I picked on rank alone. The commute to the teaching hospital was forty minutes each way, twice a day, for five years.
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