An NHS Blog

Although not a "Doctor Blog" nor a Medical Student, I still felt it necessary to include Tom Reynold's (a pseudonym obviously) Blog to our list.

His blog tells the tale of an EMS worker (paramedic) and the day to day struggle with good, bad, and the just plain wierd. Tom is putting out a book which will hopefully soon be published. I myself check this blog every other day, a definite read.

Random Acts of Reality

Another Polish (Norwegian) Med Stud.

Espen is a Norwegian studying with me in Poland. A young aspiring doctor who just had his birthday, Espen was having a lot of problmes with his scanner which forced him to say Polish people are wierd.

Well...Norwegian people are the truly wierd ones :)

Check it out.

The Competetive Nature

Alice was kind enough to send over a link to her blog about residency positions and how many of each are left.

Almost a doctor, Alice is in her third year who I think is contemplating surgery or ob/gyn. (a very very hard choice to make :) )

Clinically Insane

A wacky, interesting, yet undoubtly (insert cool word here) blog by Kim, a first year medical student at Marshall University School of Medicine in Huntington, WV.

I post on study breaks, so that I don't go insane. Insaaaaaaaane!

Although there may be a disclaimer against this, she probably is diagnosed as clinically insane :)

Check it out!

OrthoDoc

I'd like to direct your attention to OrthoDoc, an orthopedic surgeon from New Delhi (with really really awesome pictures on his blog, must see!). OrthoDoc is a new blog but is looking to be very promising...

Grand Rounds

Scoot over to the link under the category of Grand Rounds.

It's a weekly roundup of medical posts that a general audience can check out. They try to get a general audience introduced to the medical world or atleast to medical professions and related topics.

Highly recommended.

Lieutenant Doctor

Check out Neils Olsen's blog,

http://nielsolson.us/Haversian/

An interesting ploy of a lieutenant-gone-doctor who, according to the Medical Specialty Aptitude Test, is most likely to succeed in gynecology :)

I've decided that it would be easier if the two categories be combined. Meaning having all links under one title but distinguish medical students by the letter (S).

Note to self: Chili takes priority over posting. I burned it while writing this entry :)