Med student Harvey tells you why imposter syndrome is basically a compulsory subject in medicine and gives you tips to build up confidence.
Rural placement has a way of humbling you fast, especially when you run into a patient at the supermarket after examining them that morning. But medical student Harvey tells you how in rural places , the kindness, honesty and community spirit make...
Want a career that’s unpredictable, purposeful, and anything but a 9-to-5? Keely tells you why she chose Paramedicine over other healthcare jobs for the (spoiler alert) real impact, real people, and moments that stay with you.
Starting as a medical student and feeling a bit lost or overwhelmed? Third year student Harvey gives you his top tips to stay on track.
Meet Harvey second year medicine student and president of the First Nations Student Club! Harvey gives you all the info on Orange campus, studying medicine and the incredible things the First Nations Student Club organises.
Shristi shares what makes Rural Health Positive (Rh+) such a great club for Charles Sturt health students. With members from all campuses and online, Rh+ brings students together to support rural and remote healthcare. From placement help and...
''Undertaking my degree has allowed me to grow in all areas of my life and I found such a love for knowledge, and I cannot think of a better industry to be in that requires us to constantly be developing our capabilities and evolving as better...
"Before being a student, mother, wife, daughter, carer, activist, I am human being and human beings are limited." Charlie's newest contributor Nayma Bilal, shares an open account on World Gratitude Day. If you're seeking some inspiration today...
Follow Hannah Hawker around for a day in the life of a med student on placement.
"Kids force you to have balance in a world that has long forgotten the term. Sure there is lost study time, but you gain so much more in that time." Hannah Hawker shares her lived experiences of studying Medicine and parenting, with some pearls of...
