ENT Week 1 Has Been So Much Fun - Career Possibility??

Quick phone pic of Thursday's ENT clinic outfit - trying to chanel Addison Montgomery in a Mango suit dress with Mango nails.

It's quite tricky dressing in a hospital. You've got to look smart but be able to work in a setting that often involves body fluids... I'm sure you can imagine the sartorial problem that creates! The male doctors all wear suits and ties but the woman, I don't know, they generally look sloppy and most op for black slacks and pumps. Us girls have to get a uniform going, I personally love suit dresses - they're conservative, fitted and professional. If I know I'm going to get dirty I'll put on a plastic apron. Ta-dah!


Shoes:
Kitten heels - you can run in them, wear them all day and look chic!
Stilettos are a no no. They can look gaudy in a clinic and are completely impractical for manual labour. 
Pumps just make me feel short and frumpy. 


Hair:
Smooth and styled. In the morning I quickly blow-wave my hair and then pin it out the way into a bun, french twist, chinon or slick pony tail. I just use 3 pins.


Make-up = Simple:
-Bobbie Brown Under Eye Concealer to hide circles form all- nighters
-A touch of BB tinted moisturizer
-BB Bronzer
-Curl lashes & apply mascara


**Top 2 photo's taken with my new Kodak camera! Whoop Whoop!

Dreaming Of Beautiful Skin

*By the way: you can get Acnevelle from Skin Renewal clinics. I go to the one in Parkhurst. It takes at least 8 weeks to see improvements though...

My Studying Essentials

 I think after 6 years I can call myself a professional studier and if my dream to become a plastic surgeon is to come to fruition it seems I'll be making a career of this studying thing! 


Just finished my surgical rotation, here's what's been on my desk whilst studying for exams:

Are public health students guilty of "fatism"?

By KATHERINE HARMON

Published 16 April 2010

Weight stigma towards obese patients is very common in the health care setting and many young health students are also guilty of "fatism," a new analysis has found—but their attitudes can be changed...

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