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Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine[1]
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During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career.
What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients.
Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care
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Biographical context: During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care What advice would you give to a M-4 student applying to residency? Be as genuine as possible on interviews so you can be true to yourself and have a list of priorities that are important for you to have in your program so that it can be a great match. What inspired you to pursue internal medicine? What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients. What are you most looking forward to as you begin your Internal Medicine Residency? I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career. What are the top three things you want to accomplish during residency? During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
Biographical context: I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career.
Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care What advice would you give to a M-4 student applying to residency? Be as genuine as possible on interviews so you can be true to yourself and have a list of priorities that are important for you to have in your program so that it can be a great match. What inspired you to pursue internal medicine? What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients. What are you most looking forward to as you begin your Internal Medicine Residency? I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career. What are the top three things you want to accomplish during residency? During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
Biographical context: What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients.
Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care What advice would you give to a M-4 student applying to residency? Be as genuine as possible on interviews so you can be true to yourself and have a list of priorities that are important for you to have in your program so that it can be a great match. What inspired you to pursue internal medicine? What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients. What are you most looking forward to as you begin your Internal Medicine Residency? I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career. What are the top three things you want to accomplish during residency? During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
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Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care What advice would you give to a M-4 student applying to residency? Be as genuine as possible on interviews so you can be true to yourself and have a list of priorities that are important for you to have in your program so that it can be a great match. What inspired you to pursue internal medicine? What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients. What are you most looking forward to as you begin your Internal Medicine Residency? I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career. What are the top three things you want to accomplish during residency? During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
Education record: Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine
Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care
Identity: Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD
Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Natalia Diaz-Medero, MD Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care What advice would you give to a M-4 student applying to residency? Be as genuine as possible on interviews so you can be true to yourself and have a list of priorities that are important for you to have in your program so that it can be a great match. What inspired you to pursue internal medicine? What inspires me to pursue internal medicine is being part of the primary team where I can provide a full and interdisciplinary care and be an advocate for my patients. What are you most looking forward to as you begin your Internal Medicine Residency? I’m looking forward to continue learning, applying my knowledge to improve the care of the patients and have a better perspective into my future plans in my career. What are the top three things you want to accomplish during residency? During my residency part of my goals are to expand my knowledge, be able to challenge myself outside of my comfort zones and continue working on becoming my best version.
Research interests: Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care
Hometown: Bayamón, Puerto Rico Medical School: American University of Antigua College of Medicine Professional Interest: Hospitalist or Critical Care