Last week I included my answers to several questions I was asked as part of an interview for The Doctor’s Channel about entrepreneurship as a medical student. You can read that post at Starting a company as a medical student: Part 1.

This week I will finish the 2-part series with answers to the questions:

1. How did your school admin respond to your request to take a year off for your start-up?
2. How did you juggle the challenges of running a business with the rigor of being a medical student?
3. What are some of the skills/lessons you’ve learned while running a business that a typical student would never even think of?
4. How do you see your decision to launch a business in medical school influencing your future career (residency application, specialty choice, lifestyle, etc.)?

Continue reading Starting a Company as a Medical Student: Part 2 on the Symcat blog.