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A Sailor's Life for Me
Last Friday we finally ventured out for some Palau nightlife. It’s a shame really that we have been here for nearly 3 weeks and haven’t...
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Mar 4, 20094 min read


Peleliu
Peleliu marks one of the bloodiest battles in the history of the US armed forces. Peleliu is at the southern end in the Palau archipelago...
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Feb 26, 20094 min read


Flying Solo
Once again I arrived at the Palau hospital on Monday morning with no plan for the week. In a way I’m glad there isn’t a structure...
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Feb 24, 20094 min read


The Challenges of Micronesia
My week in the Palau hospital clinic started by working with a Doctor named Jonathan who I found out was actually a Pathologist. He was...
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Feb 19, 20094 min read


Angaur
Once a month a team from the Palau hospital ventures out to one of the remote islands in the Palau archipelago know as Angaur. They do a...
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Feb 16, 20096 min read


Palau National Hospital
After an exciting weekend of diving we made our way to our first day at the Palua or Belau national hospital. After riding our bikes...
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Feb 10, 20094 min read


Palau Scuba Diving
I’ve never been scuba diving, and I’ve always been a bit concerned about trying it because I have a couple of ill tempered Eustachian...
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Feb 10, 20095 min read


Jellyfish Lake
There is a large section of Palau known as the rock islands. These island are limestone towers that shoot straight out of the water, they...
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Feb 8, 20092 min read


First Few Days in Palau
For those of you who don’t know what I’m up to here is a very brief introduction. At the end of Jan I went to my good friend Natalies...
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Feb 8, 20093 min read


The Hurricane Katrina Journals
During hurricane Katrina I kept a journal. I posted this journal on another website and soon enough time forgot about it. By chance I...
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Jan 23, 200920 min read


Jordan
For the last 3 weeks I was in Israel for 10 days on a birthright trip, and then in Jordan for about a week. I’ve decided to write about...
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Jan 21, 200925 min read


Derm – From Every Angle
The first two weeks of my month on Dermatology I worked in a clinic, which was actually pretty cool. I am kind of an odd ball with...
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Dec 4, 20082 min read


The Pizza Chronicles: The Double Agent
When I’m out tearing up the streets delivering pizzas on my scooter (or more appropriately put, lawnmower engine with wheels), I have no...
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Nov 11, 20082 min read


The Pizza Chronicles: Training Days
I got a job! Fourth year of med school is just that amazing. When I was in college the most money I made was when I did pizza delivery...
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Oct 15, 20083 min read


Internal Medicine – The Compression Manifesto
“We have a pulse” These are words that are unfortunately rarely heard more than a few minutes into CPR. When the hospital operator...
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Sep 24, 20085 min read


Surgery - Shots Fired
By the end of the third week of surgery I had still not seen a good trauma come in. There was one girl who got shot in the leg, but it...
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May 10, 20084 min read


Surgery – Trauma Blues
About the second week of trauma surgery I realized that like every other rotation I have been on its pretty hit or miss depending on when...
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May 10, 20083 min read


Surgery – Final Push
Med school like any other endeavorers journey comes to a pinnacle of intensity. It’s the summit of the mountain, the grand finale, the...
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May 10, 20081 min read


Med School: The First Month of Surgery
My first month of surgery was pretty easy, nothing compared to what would lay ahead. At Tulane we have to do one month of surgical...
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May 6, 20083 min read


OB/Gyn – Rural Rotation
For the second half of the rotation I was in Pineville, Lousiana which is about a 4 hour drive north of New Orleans. Pineville is a town...
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Feb 27, 20085 min read
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