At 54, Medical Student Looks Forward to her Second Career - Student Features
Suzanne Watson, a former pastor of an Episcopal congregation in the San Diego area, received her AARP card and Wake Forest School of Medicine acceptance letter in the same week.
At the time of her admission, Watson was a single mother of four—her husband committed suicide after suffering depression in silence for years. Watson, now 54 and a fourth-year medical student, is scheduled to graduate in May and start her psychiatry residency in July.
She hopes to help others find successful treatment for depression and prevent loved ones from having to endure the loss and pain she and her children experienced.
Learn more: http://school.wakehealth.edu
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Wake Forest School of Medicine
Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education
475 Vine Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
At the time of her admission, Watson was a single mother of four—her husband committed suicide after suffering depression in silence for years. Watson, now 54 and a fourth-year medical student, is scheduled to graduate in May and start her psychiatry residency in July.
She hopes to help others find successful treatment for depression and prevent loved ones from having to endure the loss and pain she and her children experienced.
Learn more: http://school.wakehealth.edu
Find Us:
Wake Forest School of Medicine
Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education
475 Vine Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
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