My med school personal statement
What I wrote to get into med school, and why each paragraph is doing a job.
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resident doctor in San Diego. circus kid → med school → here. and also a marathoner.
I just film my life out here and post it — work, the dogs, the coffee problem, all of it. nothing fancy, honestly. glad you're here :)
currently: cardiac anesthesia block · San Diego ☀️
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new vlog every Sunday — basically a week of my life, dogs and all. here's the latest:
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A stranger hands you a box. You can't open it, but you can shake it. Do you shake it?
Twelve questions like that one, almost none of them about medicine, and at the end Dr. Match tells you which of 49 real specialties you'd be. He also tells you the one that would have ruined you, which is honestly the best part. Takes about ninety seconds.
the personal statement that got me into med school, the whole application it was attached to, the ERAS application that matched me into anesthesiology, and my notes on why every line is there. ten dollars each. and then one more thing that isn't an application at all.
What I wrote to get into med school, and why each paragraph is doing a job.
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Every entry I submitted to match into anesthesiology, marked up line by line.
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All thirteen entries I sent to AMCAS, and then the grades page with the class I failed.
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The essay I wrote as a fourth-year, and what I'd honestly change now.
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I settle these in the group chat all week. Your turn — is it real, or a total myth?

I'm a Vegas kid who spent years doing flips — gymnastics, tumbling, the whole circus — before I ever set foot in a hospital. Then med school happened, and now I'm an anesthesiology resident in San Diego trying to be a good doctor and a halfway-decent human at the same time. (And no, I didn't hang it up — I still throw flips when the call schedule lets me.)
I share all of it because residency can feel lonely and a little nuts — so I figured, why not document the whole thing and bring people along? (Also: two dogs who do not respect my call schedule.)
— take what helps, leave the rest. this isn't medical advice, just my life :)
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