<p>For students who’ve never done research before, it can seem like a daunting, difficult endeavor. In this episode, Dr. Otohinoyi breaks down tips on how to get started and how to thrive in research. He shares a few of his secrets that helped him achieve more than 30 publications while pursuing his M.D.</p>

For students who’ve never done research before, it can seem like a daunting, difficult endeavor. In this episode, Dr. Otohinoyi breaks down tips on how to get started and how to thrive in research. He shares a few of his secrets that helped him achieve more than 30 publications while pursuing his M.D.

Episode 8: Dr. David Otohinoyi – Doing research and getting published in medical school

On the most popular alternative path to becoming a doctor, the journey of a Caribbean medical student is fraught with ups and downs. From sleepless nights and dizzying lectures to the overwhelming relief upon passing Step 1, and the Olympic euphoria of matching into the residency of your dreams. Dextrocardia tells this story through conversations with medical students, faculty, and medical practitioners. We dispel common misconceptions about Caribbean medical schools and give practical advice to students in basic science, clinical rotations, and undergrad.

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Episode 8: Dr. David Otohinoyi – Doing research and getting published in medical school

Episode 8: Dr. David Otohinoyi – Doing research and getting published in medical school