Medical Miché

Step exams, ERAS, and intern year are all coming fast. In this episode, I’m sharing practical tips and real talk for wherever you are on the path: whether you’re deep in Step prep, building your ERAS app, or prepping for day one as a resident. If you’re navigating overwhelm, burnout, or just trying to keep it together through the transition, this is your grounding space before the next big step. In this episode, I talk through: – Smarter ways to plan your study schedule – How to protect your energy during ERAS season – What to organize before starting residency – Simple wellness habits that actually stick

In this episode of Medical Miche, we’re diving into the nuts and bolts of internal medicine clerkships, focusing on what makes this specialty unique and how to excel during your rotation. We’ll discuss the common reasons patients are hospitalized, like acute exacerbations of chronic conditions, and break down five high-yield topics to study before you start. Plus, I’ll share actionable study methods tailored for internal medicine and teach you how to conduct a thorough history and physical exam. To tie it all together, we’ll walk through a detailed patient case presentation and progress note example, highlighting what’s expected on rounds. Whether you’re gearing up for clerkships or want to sharpen your clinical skills, this episode is packed with insights to help you thrive on the wards!

This episode I discuss tips I used when preparing for residency interviews, do's and don'ts, and I explain the difference between a letter of intent vs a letter of interest and when to use them! I was very stressed about interviews but, trust me, the hard part is over. Now is the time to be confident, put your best foot forward and claim your spot!

This episode I discuss all things transitioning from medical school to residency, things I did in 4th year that made that transition easier, and how I've adapted to residency thus far! Make sure to subscribe and review if you haven't already!

Everything STEP! Join us in discussing common Do’s and Don’ts, how to organize your dedicated, walk through a question AND review a question with Step 1 tutor Jordan Trant! Jordan is also a MD, PhD student and offers tutoring to students as they take on step 1!

Subscribe! This is an episode PACKED with info! From conference etiquette, how to best use mentors, how to get out of your shell and network, all of it! Join me as I discuss these challenges with my dear friend, honorary mentor, Harmony Saunders. Her wisdom is rich and she generously shares her own experiences with networking and her advised methods for pre-meds to successfully network. Let me know what you think!

Gone for a minute but I’m back with good info! After successfully matching, I am back to share my experience getting my first physician job and how to secure yours too! From personal statements, LORs, and ERAS, tune in for all you need to know when it comes to starting your application!

The most scary thing about medical school is not knowing what lies ahead in this episode, I wanted to unmask some of the mysteries of the first year medical student, and with the help of my friend Brooklyn, we did just that! Let me know how this episode helps you, and if there’s more information you think we could add.

Well, it’s time! Somebody right now is googling the MCAT and I can only hope that this episode finds them! I wanted to tell you all about the MCAT starting with the basics, and anticipating on getting more specific in upcoming episodes. This first part is a more general walk through and some tips for schedule making and resources. Hope it’s helpful!

Let’s figure it out together! There is so much to know about medical school and I did my best to prioritize most important for this episode. Please share with anyone who may benefit whether that’s pre-meds, new med students, or just experiencing something new!

Detailing what I think is pretty important when looking for a medical school! This includes things that I wish I would’ve known as well as things. I’m glad I thought about when I was applying to medical school.

3 of my mayor steps to over coming failure. If you’re tying anything for the first time, failure is possible. But in order to reach success sometimes failure is necessary!

Test anxiety is real and lurking. Any student can attest to how ignoring testing anxiety can cost more than managing it and I wanna talk about my journey and learning to manage it. Let me know if you have different ways that have helped you manage your testing anxiety and let’s make it a discussion.

Kiatana (Medical Miche) doing what I love: sharing my experience in medicine in the convenience of a podcast. Brief episodes with the gems I’ve grabbed along the way 🤍