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Change is daunting , we all secretly resist it. With the new normal that Covid-19 has pushed us to accept, Dr. Whitnee Brown, a nurse practioner gives advice on what the general public can do to prevent the spread of this deadly virus. We also disucssed the vaccine, why people of color are disproportionatly effectd and most importantly the reality of hospitals during the midst of a pandemic. You dont want to miss it! Sit back and listen. For more education , representation and inspiration stay tuned for episode #7

Do you remember when the pandemic first broke out? Where were you? At school finishing up a paper, or at home watching CNN in disbelief ? Wherever you were, you knew that it was serious and that things were about to change drastically. Today, we sat down with Dr. Maryam Farrakhan, the granddaughter of Minister Louis Farrakhan and a recent medical graduate from ELAM; Latin American School of Medicine. In this episode, she talks about how covid 19 was handled in Cuba AND her perspective of Covid-19 is handled in the African American Community. Sit back and move into 2021 with a wonderful episode . For more education, representation and inspiration stay tuned for episode #5

As a pre-med student, it is our job to RESEARCH various topics with an unbiased opinion. With talks of the new vaccine, many people around the world have been on their feet trying to figure out what is it? Is it safe? Who can take it? When will it be adminstered to the entire general public? The most important question: WHEN WILL OUR LIVES GO BACK TO NORMAL, IF EVER??? Well with thourough research from credible sources, I was able to answer some of those questions. It is important to note that I a am NOT a medical professional and that all of the information in this episode is simply researched information. All of my sources will be in the link in my bio..sit back, relax and enjoy the episode. For more education, representation and inspiration stay tuned for episode #4.

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry you couldn't travel both. Both equally important, but based upon your individual journey had to make a choice. In todays episode we disucss the differences between post bacs and masters programs. Which one is better for you? Find out by listening to seasok 2: episode 1 !

Can you really have it all Nurse? Nurse practioner and clinical instructor Dr. Whitney Brown sheds light onto the realities of being a nurse practioner during covid 19. For more education, inspiration and representation, stay tuned for episode # 15

Cut the "middle-man." In today's episode, Shante explains how she manages two businesses along with being a speech pathologist and how you can do the same. For more education, inspiration and representation stay tuned for episode #14 .

It's the middle of the semester. Your motivation is gone. You want to give up but you've made it so far. What do you do? Who do your turn to? Watch this episode on tangible useful tips to staying motivated when you feel like giving up. For more education, inspiration and representation stay tuned for Episode #13.

Coronoavirus has effected all healthcare workers in some shape or form. Listen as Dr. Eva spills the tea about the good, bad and ugly truth of her day to day life as an Internal Medicine Physician. For more education, representation and inspiration stay tuned for episode #12

As Covid-19 cases are rising, travel nurse Chinnoya talks about her new normal as a travel nurse in the hospital setting. What protocols are all healthcare workers taking to ensure they are safe and effectively performing their job to the best of their ability? Find out now by clicking the link in the bio to watch this episode. You don't want to miss.

Remember, wear a mask and wash your hands .

For more inspiration, representation and education stay tued for episode #11.

Steer clear, we are on a mission 👨🏾‍⚕️. Today we talked to a 4th year med student, Mark E McIntyre II about his non-traditional, yet intriguing journey to Medical School. He started off studying biology in undergrad, then switched to psychology and with many twists and turns made it back to the path of medicine. Listen as he talks about his journey to medicine and his tips and tricks to helping you do the same. For more representation, education, and inspiration stay tuned for Episode #10

Woah, the taboo topic of Caribbean Medicial School! Yup, in case you haven't already known, Caribbean Medicial Schools are one option if MD or DO route is not ideal for your situation. Today, Kylee shares with us her path to Medicial School, specifically University of Havana in Cuba, why she chose this path and all about her day to day life. For more education, inspiration and representation stay tuned for Episode #9 .

Today we got to talk to Chinenye Erinma , a 1st year medical school student who gave her insight on what its like to be a first year student. She talked about imposter syndrome and how to beat the odds despite the challenges ! For more inspiration, education and representation stay tuned for episode #7

Today we sat down and talked with Rudi, a second year pharmacy student who shares her experiences and challenges as a pharmacy student ! For more education, representation and inspiration stay tuned for spisode #7

Today, we had the opportunity to speak to Chelsea, a first year podiatry school student. She shares her tips and tricks of what it is like to be in podiatry school.

Today, we spoke with Destinee , a second year med student ; she gives tips and tricks on how to master medical school and how you too can become successful in the field.

Today we discuss tips for pre-health students as they navigate their way through freshman year....but make it HBCU edition.

Freshman year can be exciting and nerve wrecking at the same time! Here are 7 tips to make the best out of your freshman year !

As pre-health students, we often get sidetracked and discouraged. Having the right mentors will solve that. Today, we will discuss the important of having mentors and how to find the right one.