MD students Ravneet Waraich and Adithya Vegaraju share how they navigated new medical education learning experiences during the pandemic and ways to destress in this Finding Joy podcast.
The episode, “The Evolution of Medical Education During a Global Pandemic,” is available now.
Show notes
Students Adithya Vegeraju (Class of 2024) and Ravneet Waraich (Class of 2022) share their experiences to, and in, medical school at Washington State University’s Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine and how they adapted during the COVID-19 global pandemic. They describe their approaches to learning the vast amount of information presented during the first two years of medical school, as well as how the pandemic impacted their classroom and clinical training, including changes to the hands-on anatomy laboratory experience. Finding ways to destress while traversing medical education is paramount to preventing burnout and promoting resiliency; both students share different methods they have used to focus on their wellness and mindfulness.