This post is a continuation of my ‘Day in the Life’ series. As I’ve mentioned before, my blog serves two purposes: to share experiences with friends and family, but also to chronicle them for personal reflection and preservation of the memories.
The ‘Day in the Life’ series is an attempt to take a snapshot picture of my schedule at various points along my training. The day’s outline is representative on average, although there’s always considerable variation from day-to-day. I hope that it will be interesting to later look back, and compare between the phases. Since the ‘Day in the Life’ series has principally personal relevance, I apologize that it will likely lack interest to you, the reader. This one’s mostly for my own memory-bank!
7:30 am - Alarm, breakfast, pack for class. (Wed morning: Up an hour earlier for Morning Eucharist)
8:30 am – Class begins.
12:30 pm – Lunch break / packed lunch with an interest group / packed lunch with friends
1:30 pm - Varies by day: Clinical Skills, Expanded Clinical Skills, Problem-Based Learning, Critical Appraisal small-group discussions.
4:30 pm – Dinner break. (Tue/Wed: To the gym before dinner)
6:00 pm - In the library. (Mon/Tue evenings: Prosection in the Anatomy Lab)
11:30 pm – Leave the library.
12:30 am – Asleep.
