
My most memorable experience would definitely be when we would go to the clinics for the underserved. Helping those with the greatest need was certainly a rewarding experience.
I would like to be remembered as someone you could count on for help or to be there when needed.
After matching I started my internal medicine residency and have been working toward a possible fellowship afterward.
For those applying I would advise them to remain patient with themselves, don't give into impostor syndrome (we've all been there), get their STEPs out of the way, and have an open mind as good things may not happen in the way we expect them to.
Not work! We love to catch up on sleep, spend time with our families and friends, exercise, travel, and just have a good time!
I am hoping the program continues to grow and is able to give students the most state-of-the-art tools that they need to be great future physicians.


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Students from the United States and Puerto Rico will prepare to become “UAG-trained” physicians


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UAG alumni in San Antonio came together at Chama Gaucha to celebrate a traditional posada, strengthen community ties, and kick off the holiday season with shared memories, meaningful conversations, and plans for the future.