Today was my first real (non-orientation) day at work, and I'm happy to say it went relatively well! Saturday will be my first night on call, and Monday will be my first day in the clinic.
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Here are some photos from the actual ropes course that my colleagues and I took on July 31st, which happened to be the day right before
their first day of clinical duties. It's a tradition for the incoming intern class to participate in a team-building ropes course as a part of orientation. You spend the day performing death-defying stunts like walking along a high wire and free falling down a zip line, and afterward you feel like you can do anything - even be a real doctor!
Steve and I getting geared up
Katie and I climbing the Impossible Ladder of Death (okay it's not really called that, but it did look impossible - I still can't believe we made it to the top [see the first picture above])
Katie and I about to switch places on the high wire
1 comment:
Yay for you being back at work! You're an amazing doctor, an amazing mom, and an amazing friend. You're pretty cool! :)
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