The one where God FINISHED what He started! 👩🏾⚕️🩺 1/2
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Hi, I’m Dr. Emuze, your Emergency Medicine Physician. What brings you in today? 🤭
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I cant believe it’s finally here. Thank you Lord for seeing me through this journey! Those who know, know the road to get here is not easy. Blood. Sweat. Tears. So so many late nights, always studying, imposter syndrome hitting, special events missed, sacrificing your 20’s, emotional & spiritual battles, mental health who?! 😩 But looking back now, though I may do a few things differently, I’d do it all again. Because I’ve also met some incredible people along the way, built community, strengthened my Faith, made amazing memories that don’t involve crying, and learned the most about myself and Gods plan through this process.
Don’t give up on the dreams God placed in your heart. FYI this doctor took her MCAT exam multiple times and was rejected from medical school the first time she applied…but this doctor came back with multiple offers, a Masters degree, and well, here we are 🤘🏾😌 And now I’m finally done! NO MORE SCHOOL. It is finished! Ya girl is employed now 😎 Thank you to my village for your patience & support over these last 10 years 🥵! I seriously could not have managed without you all 🫶🏾 💐 Unlike other specialties, I do hope I don’t have the pleasure of taking care of any of you in the Emergency Room 🤣 but I’m ready if I do.
— Ehitare Emuze MD, MS🤌🏾 🥂
📸: @gradsbydavid@daveemuze formerly @davidemuze understood the assignment ♥️
#Graduate #emergencymedicine #MD #SNMA #blackgirlmagic #womeninmedicine #medschool #melaninpoppin
@reseaudocteur@melanindoc
A proud moment 🤍 Hubbie is officially a published author. So much work went into this, and I’m so happy to see it out in the world! Grab your copy! Link in bio 🔗
Happy Doctors Day 🤍
3 months left of residency!!
Reflecting on a recent post about a doctor sharing that they were stepping away from their first job after over a decade of medical training. A gentle reminder that no two journeys are the same, and our mental health and well-being always come first.
Grateful that God keeps showing me there’s light at the end of this journey.
Smiling a little more with the end in sight…
and today’s weather is definitely a plus ☺️
Headband: @amazon
Scrubs : @jaanuu
T H I R T Y 💄
You glow a little different when the love is right, and your vision is clear.
Entered another decade on Jun 28th. Thank you God for another year around the sun 🌞. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate and for all the beautiful birthday wishes. I’m slowly catching up, but feeling the love. 🫶🏾
Here’s to this year’s milestones, and making every moment count. 🤍 🥂
#30 #birthday #newdecade #grown
Residency lately // Long post, but one that’s been on my heart. This year pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. But by the grace of God, I’m still here.
There were nights I was woken up with someone’s life in my hands. Days I questioned if I could keep going. Weeks without real rest. I’m grateful for every day off or vacation week, but rest in residency is rarely true rest. Most breaks come at a cost. Stacking shifts trying to catch up, or returning back to chaos.
I grateful for what I was able to attend but still missed major milestones. As is common on this journey, some relationships could not withstand the weight of this season. But I’ve come to value the clarity and peace that followed. It taught me what truly supports me.
Residency asks for everything. And sometimes, it takes it. It tested my faith in ways I did not expect. Sundays became harder to free up. Staying connected to God and community takes real intention. I’m especially grateful for those who held space for me even when I couldn’t always show up. Even in the chaos, I’m thankful I didn’t have to do it alone. I’m grateful for my sisters and brothers, my parents, my friends. Everyone who reminded me who I am beyond the hospital. For those who gave me space and love when I had nothing left. And to my partner, whose presence was a Godsend this season, showing up when I shut down and always pointing me back to God.
And through it all, God kept me. There were days I had to pray just to make it through the shift. Imposter syndrome is real. But look at God!! I’m running codes now. Teaching and supervising junior residents and medical students, with even more room to grow and lead this year
As of this past week, I’ve stepped into my third and final year of residency‼️‼️ Oh, where has the time gone?? Still feels surreal to say it out loud. I’ll be an attending in less than a year!
Looking forward to celebrating love, life, and a milestone birthday soon. I’m tired, but more grounded than ever. This year stretched me, but it also shaped me. I’m not the same, but maybe that’s the point…Cheers to my last year of residency 🥂🥰 💃🏾
Happy National Doctors Day 👩🏾⚕️ 🚨 🩺 💅🏾
“Don’t forget you once prayed for this.” Rewatching this moment gets me every time. Through all the struggles of residency, still grateful to be here and be able to do what I do, all by the grace of God. 🙏🏾
#throwback #residency #delayedgratification #tiktoksawitfirst #doctor
Residency is hard, but God is faithful. Through prayer, worship, and grace, I’ve been carried through the toughest days. To anyone in their own storm—keep going. There’s light ahead.
Here’s to 2025, showing up as my authentic self…in my bridal era ☺️👩🏾⚕️💍
Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals! 🎄✨
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Despite working my first Christmas, I’m feeling incredibly blessed for this year and for moments like these with my favorite person. Thankful to God for having His hand on me this year and for all he’s done behind the scenes. ♥️🥰
