As a new medical student, Cassidy Johnston felt incompetent in a sea of 144 of her supposed peers. They all seemed so different — so smart, so prepared. They all seemed to have experience in the healthcare field; she had experience as a waitress.
Now in her second year at PNWU, Johnston reflects on those days of self-doubt, illustrates how she found her place as a future physician, and encourages her fellow medical students to reach out if they’re ever feeling overwhelmed or out of place.
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