This week I am excited to share the sixth interview I had with Meghan Tveit, MS3. In contrast to previous episodes, some of which involved Meg looking like she would rather have been horizontal, this time we caught up with her during a 4 week elective rotation, as she studies for her Step 2 Medical Exam. In our conversation, Meghan reflected back on her 8-week rotation in internal medicine, and also gave us a synopsis of what she is hoping that her fourth year as a medical student will look like. It has been awhile since we have heard from Meghan, so in case you need a reminder of who she is, and what she is up to, read on! Meghan Tveit is a third year medical student at George Washington School of Medicine in Washington, D.C. She graduated from Harvard in 2020, and spent almost two months living with our family during the lock-down (probably because my family includes her boyfriend, Mahlon). During that time, I really got to know Meg, and found her intelligence, compassion, empathy, curiosity, and authenticity an inspiration, and hope for the future of medicine. I've been incredibly grateful for Meg's willingness to share her journey through medical education in these little installments, as they provide glimpses into the usually hidden journey of becoming a doctor. If you would like to follow Meghan on Instagram, you can find her here: @meg.med.motion ************************************************************************************** If you’d like to be the first to hear about new podcast episodes, sign up for our newsletter. I will even send you my "8 Simple Steps to Healing Chronic Lyme" for free: ➢ Sign-up Here: https://troutcreek.kartra.com/page/Newsletter You can learn more about me if you visit my website below: ➢ Website: https://www.kristinreihmanmd.com/ Other ways to connect and learn: ➢ https://linktr.ee/kristinreihmanmd