AUTHOR:
Jarek Rutz

Many medical school programs require clinical hours in a hospital to help bridge a student’s studies to daily duties they can expect once they begin a career in health care.

“The key thing is to know that you have support, and there are people to turn to and to know when you don’t know something,” says Dr. Rebecca Berman, a professor of medicine and program director for internal medicine residency at the University of California San Francisco.

While each day likely brings different experiences, there are some similarities regardless of the intern’s location.

Read more here: Day in the Life of a Medical Intern