ACP Recruit -a-Resident Rewards Program
December 31, 2012
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Read the following tips from a fourth year medical student on how to rock your fourth year of medical school. This article relates the students own experiences and opinions, as learned through failures, successes, and may not represent the norm.
Six student members presented their clinical vignettes in conjunction with the annual meeting on Saturday morning. Outstanding presentations were made by Nicholas Perez, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio; Kershaw Patel, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; Sannya Hede, Baylor College of Medicine; Vijay Giridhar, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Myrna Wallace-Servera, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School; and Charity Idowu, Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine.
Kershaw Patel won first place in the competition with his vignette, "Bloody Bowels: The Source Runs Deep." Kershaw will automatically advance to San Francisco to compete at the national level during the ACP Internal Medicine 2013. Charity Idowu won second place with her vignette, "Sacking the Diagnosis." Congratulations to all of our winners and presenters in the competition.
Seventeen students competed in the student poster competition. Taking first place in the medical student's poster competition was Scott McCord, from Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine, with his poster, "aCYSTance Required." Akanksha Sharma, from UT Southwestern Medical Center, placed second in the competition with her poster, "Schisto in the Spine: A Rare Case of Neuroschistomiasis in Texas." Congratulations to all of our winners and presenters in the competition.
Special thanks goes to Karen Szauter, MD, FACP, and Eugene Stokes, MD, FACP, who serve as committee chairs and organize all of the student's competitions for the annual meeting.
Congratulations to the OBD winner, Kristin D'Silva, a student from UT Southwestern for her winning essay, "Lessons from my Father". The theme for the 2012 competition was "The new doctor: The impact of generational shifts and a changing medical educational environment."
As well as providing free membership to medical students, ACP offers valuable benefits for members, including an additional array especially for Medical Student Members.
Free online access to ACP publications, including:
Special student member discounts on educational products, including:
The General Internal Medicine Statewide Preceptorship Program (GIMSPP) places students with internists across the state for three or four-week preceptorships during the student's summer break. Students from all nine of the Texas medical schools participate -- most are first and second year students, however, third and fourth year students are also eligible.
BCOM'S STUDENT INTEREST GROUP
UTMB'S STUDENT INTEREST GROUP
UTHHSC'S STUDENT INTEREST GROUP
TX A&M'S STUDENT INTEREST GROUP
PAUL L. FOSTER'S STUDENT INTEREST GROUP
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