The Internship Waiting Room

Eight years. Three medical degrees. A lot of unexpected turns.In this episode of MedMic.ke, our hosts get real about the journey behind the title; switching career dreams, discovering anatomy, battling self-doubt, navigating heartbreak, surviving research and COVID-19, and figuring out life on campus.Now on the other side of medical school, they reflect on the lessons, struggles, and moments that shape.The med school journey isn’t always what you expect. And this is what it might look like.Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Jesse Jason @_l3l0uch _ on Instagram Dr.Jimmy Njoroge -IG:@g.a.k.u.r.eX: NjoromycinLinkedin:Jimmy Gakure NjorogeProducer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

Buckle up! 🎙️Dr. Kip Drip sits down with Dr. Jasmine Kisewa for a candid look into the fast-paced world of emergency medicine; from discovering a passion for healthcare to ambulance rides, life-changing moments, and the realities of trauma care.With stories of loss, lessons from the field, and advice for aspiring emergency medics, this episode is equal parts adrenaline, heart, and real talk.Hit play and join us on the fast lane! 🚑🎧Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Dr.Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedInGuest-Dr.Jasmine Kisewa -IG:@https://www.instagram.com/dr_kisewa?stkn=NnJkaDVuNTNtOTN6LinkedIn-https://www.linkedin.com/in/kisewa-jasmine-jada-9557a7193?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_androidProducer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medical shenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTubeResources:Emergency hotline number:922(National Ambulance Dispatch center)App-Casualtyhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.emergencymedicinekenya.casualty

What if success in medicine doesn’t look like what you imagined? A candid conversation about navigating a tough system, managing expectations, and redefining what “making it” really means.Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIJesse Jason -IG:@_l3lOuch_Producer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

Graduation is supposed to feel like the finish line… until real life starts asking, "So, what's next?"😭 In this episode, we unpack the messy, exciting transition from student life to professional life;from internship applications and career uncertainty to the pressure of having it all figured out. We chat about exploring opportunities beyond the prescription pad, balancing healthcare with other ambitions, and building an identity that isn't defined solely by your degree. If you've ever felt like adulthood didn't come with an orientation manual, well it did not,but we are in this together.Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIn ,Guest host-Dr.Brenda(BPharm) Linkedin:Dr. Brenda KoechMedium-https://medium.com/@DrbrendakoechProducer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

What does it really mean to be an international student?In this episode, we sit down for an honest and lighthearted conversation about navigating medical school while living between different cultures and identities. We unpack the stereotypes, the unexpected moments, the friendships that make the journey worthwhile, and the little things that make you feel both out of place and right at home.From funny stories to thoughtful reflections, we explore how our backgrounds have shaped the way we experience medicine, community, and life beyond the lecture halls.Whether you're an international student, thinking about studying abroad, or simply curious about the experiences that come with living between cultures, this episode is for you.Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Jesse Jason@_l3l0uch _ on Instagram Guest host-Merna Estreed, @dr.mernaestreed on Instagram Producer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

Join our hosts Kip and Dr. Riziki as they get real about life after med school! They talk about corruption, why unemployment means losing your voice and the pressure to make ‘big bank’ right away. Learn why you should ‘blow your first salary’ ,embrace your chilling phase and why getting out of the house (even for that kavolunteer job) is better than being alone, broke, and sad! Plus, Dr. Riziki shares why money is everywhere, not just in tech, and how to start separating your identity from your parents' life. A must-watch/listen for anyone trying to figure out what comes after the long, draining campus life.Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIDr.Riziki-IG:@Producer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

Wueh! Is it just us, or is this Nairobi heat and these crazy economic times making you want to start a side hustle. Is it really possible to run a proper business while in medical school? Join the hosts as they dive into the grind of med students balancing class books with business books. They discuss everything from the pressure to keep up with spontaneously wealthy friends to why some students have to hustle just to pay fees or for upkeep. Sharing hilarious tales of running a biz on ‘school’ time and why your medical degree i your ultimate safety netHave fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIJesse Jason -IG:@_l3lOuch_Producer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

In clinical rotations, every ward round is a spin of the wheel. Some consultants teach, inspire, and make you feel like you actually belong in medicine—others… well, let’s just say you start rehearsing answers before they even look your way. In this episode, the hosts share the hilarious, awkward, and all-too-relatable moments of navigating the clinical hierarchical roulette 🎙️🩺Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIn ,Jimmy Njoroge -IG:@g.a.k.u.r.eX: NjoromycinLinkedin:Jimmy Gakure NjorogeProducer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

Community can be your biggest cheerleader,or your toughest critic. In this episode, we dive into how families, mentors, and the people around us shape the medical school journey. From the encouragement that keeps us going to the expectations and pressures that come with it, we unpack the good, the complicated, and everything in between 🤺Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIn ,Jimmy Njoroge -IG:@g.a.k.u.r.eX: NjoromycinLinkedin:Jimmy Gakure NjorogeProducer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on TiktokSpecial thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube

It’s been a year, and we're officially on a whole new level, we're visual! Join your hosts, Kip and Jimmy, as they catch up on life moving too fast (one thing after another, suddenly it's done), celebrate finally becoming "just doctor" -finalists, and share their most validating medical school moments.They also give a quick shout-out to Season One topics like the anatomy trauma episode, the role of faith in surviving medical school (Phew!) and the big question: Is med school really worth it? Have fun listening, catching us on all streaming platforms @medmic.ke and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials: [email protected] Twitter-@medmicke Email-@[email protected] Hosts for the episode-Kiprotich Kiplagat @_kipdip _ on Instagram Kiprotich Kiplagat on LinkedIn ,Jimmy Njoroge -IG:@g.a.k.u.r.eX: NjoromycinLinkedin:Jimmy Gakure NjorogeProducer- Moses MurukaSupported by Daktari onlineOriginal music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitterCover art -Stacy Wanjiku @siki.wanjiku on IG, @medschoolshenanigans on Tiktok Special thanks to Daktari online for supporting the production of this episode You can find them @ Daktari online across all social media pages and @Daktari Tone on YouTube