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Apr 5, 2025 31 min

Episode 96: Professionalism

from The Future Minority Doctor Podcast Hosted by Future Minority Doctor

Code-switching is a way of life for minority doctors. Let Drs Zulma and Marina give you some tips on how to make sure your accountability, discretion, reliability, self-discpline and more come across clearly to the (mostly) non-minorities that will be interviewing, teaching, and supervising you in your medical school journey. This includes being prepared and punctual for meetings with your extremely busy mentors, limit your distractions, respond to emails within a few days, and looking the part in interviews.

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