Anatomy is one of the hardest courses that all medical students take their first semester. There are a TON of resources out there to help you survive this course. Although I am only 1/4 of the way done with the course, I have a few favorite resources! I have listed below apps and books that […]
Rathisha Pathmathasan
MS1, University of Pikeville Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine
Rathisha grew up in Dublin, Ohio and graduated from The Ohio State University – Class of 2017. She pursued a dual-degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Biology. Rathisha is a liaison for the International Medical Health Organization, specifically in the Autism Awareness Project in Sri Lanka. After graduating, she joined an AmeriCorps program called City Year to mentor and tutor inner-city kids in Columbus, Ohio.
Rathisha is a huge planner enthusiast, loves all things self-care, and enjoys blogging on her website! Check out her blog at www.MEDMeansMore.com.
Take the Study Break
During my undergraduate time, I felt that if I studied the lecture material presented in class, then I will understand the topic at hand. It does not exactly work like that in medical school. During medical school orientation, one of my advisors made an analogy: studying for medical school is like drinking water from a […]
Day One of Medical School
The first day of medical school is a day I’ve been dreaming about for years now, but today it actually became a reality! These are just some of the things I did to help me prepare for my first day that I learned from my fellow upperclassmen. Prepare ahead. There is no syllabus week in […]
