Guest: Leah Kimerer, second-year dental student, Class of 2023
Leah Kimerer is currently a second-year dental student of the Class of 2023. Although extremely busy with final exams, she spends sometimes to speak to our listeners in today’s podcast episode. Leah is a non-traditional dental student, and she will share her decision in joining dentistry as well as her pathway toward attaining her career goal. She will also share with the listeners her knowledge preparing for application to dental school, how to do well in dental school, and her experience with vertical integration in the LECOM dental school’s clinical curriculum as she becomes a LECOM healthcare hero.
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