Gerry Canavan

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We Come Into Medical School and We’re Probably Quite Normal Human Beings

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Written by gerrycanavan

January 25, 2011 at 11:15 am

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  1. I think I fail the empathy test.

    Alex

    January 25, 2011 at 8:47 pm

  2. Dude, we’d all fail the test set up for failure by the education system, yes, doctors/med school students need to study ‘narrative competence’ and make time to be the dr’s they set out to when applying to med school. It’s not all fun and orgo.

    narrativemedicine at columbia u. check it out, hope you and jamie and ‘writing the novel’ are well.

    did you work witih Wald on diss adv at duke? ABD?

    were too close to Randolph to message you any other way than by blog; but hope you’re well and doctorly (PHD) yet?

    Erez A Solomon
    Narrative Medicine
    Columbia U

    Erez

    January 25, 2011 at 9:16 pm

    • Hey, Erez! Wow, how are you? I have about a year left before I’m done with the diss, then I hurl myself into the great and terrible abyss known as the job market in the humanities. Things are good though.

      That program sounds great. Google found me your email so I’ll write you there…

      gerrycanavan

      January 26, 2011 at 8:15 am


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