Many people ask me, "Sister, how much does it cost to study boarding school in the US?" Just by asking the question, I see that there are many misunderstandings about the medical residency training process in the US, so I want to use this article to help clarify a few things about "American Medical Residency"...

Currently, there are 3 ways for doctors who graduated in Vietnam to continue practicing medicine in the US. Practicing medicine here means being able to continue examining and treating patients. 1. The first way is...

THE PRICE OF BECOMING A DOCTOR IN THE US Many people have texted me asking about becoming a doctor in the US, and one of their biggest worries is "I want to study medicine in the US, but I heard that studying to be a doctor costs a lot of money and my family's financial condition is not good, so I'm afraid I won't be able to realize this dream." So today I want to share about the price of becoming a doctor in the US so you can have a more specific view of the financial requirements of becoming a doctor in the US for 2 cases...

Reading the articles about baby An makes me extremely sad. How could a child endure such suffering? I've seen many great articles discussing many aspects of this tragic story, so today I want to share a perspective from American society to help you better understand how to work in America...

SECRETS TO HELP YOU ASK MEDICAL HISTORY IN ENGLISH QUICKLY WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE MUCH TIME You want to take a complete medical history to be able to make the most accurate diagnosis, but you always feel like you don't have enough time. In Vietnam, when talking to patients in Vietnamese, you can ask a few questions quickly, but speaking in English, you feel it takes even more time. Furthermore, in the US, many times patients speak languages ​​other than English such as Spanish or French, so you also have to use an interpreter. So what to do to be effective?....

2 THINGS THAT MAKE YOU LOSE POINTS WHEN PRESENTING YOUR MEDICAL RECORDS Every month, students and newly graduated doctors come to practice at the clinic. I often have to spend a lot of time instructing them how to present medical records effectively. In the process of working with students, I feel there are two mistakes they often make. So today I want to share about this topic in the hope of helping students and young doctors during their clinical internship. If you make one or both of these mistakes, it is possible that your clinical instructor will have a negative assessment of your thinking ability...

You know, from the time I was in Vietnam until I came to America, I always felt the feeling of being "poor," "living at the bottom of society," and also "receiving alms from others." And I once promised myself that "One day I and my family will no longer be poor." That's why I constantly study and upgrade myself. I study to escape poverty - material poverty and thinking poverty...

When I first came to America, I didn't know English and had no direction for my future. Although my family is very supportive of my child's education, no one has enough understanding to guide me. I don't know how I will graduate, or how to register for university, or what major I will pursue. I just know I have to try my best every day. But in return I have a nature...

There was a time when I thought I wouldn't get married, just stay there, do whatever I wanted, without needing a man by my side. But later I changed my mind and realized that I also wanted someone to rely on. Someone to celebrate with me when I graduate from medical school, graduate from residency, or get my first job as a doctor in the US. Someone who lets me complain about annoying things. Someone who is my shoulder to lean on when I feel tired. And the fact that I have had a place to rely on for the past ten years...