Physics grad to medicine: strategic career pivot

A 22-year-old with a Bachelor's in Physics regrets not pursuing medicine and is considering a career change. This is a strong opportunity as a physics background demonstrates exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and quantitative skills, which are highly valued in medicine. They should explore post-baccalaureate programs, medical scribe roles for clinical exposure, or research assistant positions in medical fields. The resume should highlight their rigorous academic background and their drive to apply those skills to medical challenges.