From Pre-Med to Oxford: Overcoming Burnout & Embracing Entrepreneurship – with Sachi Chan
The Rejected Pre-Med Podcast: For Anyone Who’s Faced Rejection · Valeria Rusnak, BSc. Neuroscience, Mental Health Advocate & Speaker
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Show Notes
Struggling with rejection and questioning your future in medicine? In this episode of The Rejected Pre-Med Podcast, I chat with Sachi, a former pre-med student who found an unexpected yet fulfilling path after not being accepted into medical school. Sachi's journey led her to the prestigious University of Oxford, where she pursued a Master’s in Translational Health Sciences and created a newsletter for health science students.
We dive into the emotional and mental challenges of facing rejection, dealing with burnout, and navigating the uncertainty that comes with reevaluating career paths. Sachi shares practical advice on maintaining wellness during tough times and how to pivot when you realize your original plans might not be the right fit.
This episode is a must-listen for pre-med students, former pre-meds, and anyone in the health sciences questioning their next steps. It’s a conversation about embracing rejection as redirection and finding success outside of medical school and graduate programs.
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Show Notes:
- Connect with Sachi on LinkedIn: Sachi Chan LinkedIn
- Check out Sachi's newsletter Invite Health: Invite Health Newsletter
- Follow Invite Health on Instagram: @readinvitehealth
- Explore Sachi's photography on Instagram: @photobysachii
- Follow Sachi's journey at Oxford: @sachinoxford
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