Practice Assistant Henry Zhou credits the Gap Year Scribe and Practice Assistant Education Program role for giving him the opportunity to grow as a healthcare professional. His spark in healthcare started as he worked as an EMT. Henry wanted to see if pursuing medical school was the right path for …
Head Scribe Joy Li knew by her last year of college that she wanted to continue her journey to a career in medicine. Part of that journey was to find a position while applying to medical school that would give her the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience in the …
Ariana Philbin, PA-C was the inaugural scribe with the Gap Year Scribe and Practice Assistant Education Program at Dr. Novikov Wellness and Skin Care. Participating in the program gave her the opportunity to build a solid foundation as she continued her path in medicine. Prior to applying to Physician Assistant …
Nikita (Niki) James was part of the scribe/practice assistant educational program with Dr. Novikov Wellness and Skin Care for two years. She is an alum of Brandeis University with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Neuroscience. Her goal for her time with the practice was to gain more medical …
Mahima Kotamreddy (UMASS Medical School, Class of 2026) has been a scribe with Dr. Novikov Wellness and Skin Care for a year, and will be turning the pages of her next chapter this fall as she enters UMASS Medical School. Her interest in medicine, though, has been lifelong. “Since I …
Zai Ganesh will begin her internal medicine residency in July 2021 in San Antonio, Texas. As a former participant in the Gap Year Scribe and Practice Assistant Program, she credits the unique program in giving her valuable experience. This experience helped her to stand out among her medical school peers. Learning …
Stephanie Ryan (Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, Class of 2024) has high regard for the Gap Year Scribe and Practice Assistant program. She said the program emphasized patient centered medicine and the importance of establishing a great relationship with the patients. “Building a rapport and remembering things from …
