Students helping Students: PTE
Congrats on completing your third week of rotations! For those finishing Psychiatry, I’ve uploaded sample forms to guide you. Templates are on the psychiatry department’s webpage under “Download” >> “Gradual.” Forms weren’t needed for the exam, just the case presentation. Good luck, and stay tuned for internal medicine forms.
Today we talk about the International Student Ambassador programme and PTE, the details of the work, pros and cons and who best fits this role. Two ISAs are interviewed on their experiences with the programme, and the author also adds their experience. The article urges interested students to throw their hats in the ring and take up this opportunity.
Greetings! This post is dedicated to those in a last-minute scramble for thesis topics and supervisors, as well as students curious about thesis experiences across departments. I’ve gathered insights from current 6th year medical students to serve as a guide for those embarking on their thesis journey. From securing a supervisor to navigating thesis details and defenses, we cover it all. Some students share their work, while others are open to further discussion. To request a thesis or connect with a student, email aulaconversations[at]gmail[dot]com. Your interest and contributions are pivotal as we strive for a comprehensive resource. Thank you.
Hi PTE students, It’s already week 12 and stress levels are climbing rapidly. It’s coming to that time we all dread. Wishing much luck to everyone already deep in midterm and exam preparations. Today, I would like to present a small project born out of my experience with research. I began the thesis journey as…
The TDK experience at PTE is one many students at the English programme often have questions about. This week, we have a seasoned TDK student Jessica to share her details on the her experience and how it has enriched her academic and professional life.
Hello dear PTE students!
Embarking on residency in the US requires initiation into the ECFMG registration and certification process. Upon completion, you’ll acquire an ECFMG identification number and submit your Certification of Identification Form. Visit the ECFMG Interactive Web Application’s website to begin. Follow instructions diligently, confirming your non-submission status for ECFMG Certification. After submitting, await an email confirming receipt and providing details for notarizing your Certification of Identification Form (Form 186). Pay the $160 certification fee, then notarize via NotaryCam. Ensure proper identification and professionalism during the notarization process. Expect an email confirmation of certification completion within 7-10 business days, rendering you eligible for the USMLE exams.
In this post, I describe my experience at Szent Imre Oktatókórház in Budapest, specifically in the Nephrology department. T talk about the arrival process, daily schedule, tasks and experiences, as well as visits to other departments. The overall experience was positive, and the I drop some practical tips for future students interested in completing their practices there.
The Pécs Emergency Society, a student organization at the Medical faculty, offers hands-on experience and practical skills for General medicine students. The program consists of two groups with different schedules, covering topics like cannulation and trauma care. Participants can earn a certificate of participation and enjoy various events throughout the year. Registration closes on February 16th.
In the spring semester before your rotational year, choosing a thesis topic and supervisor is crucial. Consider their experience, methodology, communication, and interest. Start by researching available topics, prepare for the first meeting, and handle communication tactfully. Be flexible and seek help if needed. Good luck! (Word count: 50)
The Surgical Society is starting up their programme for the semester next week and in preparation for this, there was an info session yesterday, the 7th of February. I attended it and now I’m back with all the intel.