Being an Intern – Dr. Michael Sass Jr.

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You think you know what’s coming…it hits you hard

This episode is special as we hear what it’s like to be an intern. This episode is perfect for the upcoming fourth years who want to get a taste of what the transition will be like, specifically in the field of Internal Medicine.

Dr. Michael Sass Jr. is an intern-resident in Middletown, New York, and is currently receiving his medical training at Orange Regional Medical Center. Michael finds joy spending time with his wife and children and exercising during his very busy schedule. He provides us with his perspective on being an intern, the transition from 4th year to intern year, the challenge of balancing work and family, and his personal story and tips on finding balance.

Contact:

e-mail: michaelsass@me.com

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sassjr

 Top Points of Discussion

-Difficulty of transitioning to intern year

-The importance of building a family support

-Overcoming depressed thinking, wanting to quit, and reaching out in difficult times

-The importance of exercise for setting the tone of the day

-Learning to be adaptable during this time

-And much more.

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