Surviving Medicine

91. The State of the CoronaNation with Dr. Dela Taghipour MD, MPH, MBA Jun 22, 2020

Dr. Dela Taghipour MD, MPH, MBA

Harvard University – Post-Baccalaureate
Howard University College of Medicine – Medical School
Howard Hospital General Surgery Residency – Residency (General Surgery)
Johns Hopkins University – Residency (Preventive Medicine)

Instagram | Twitter | ABC Contributor | Research

Description:

A story of new beginnings, reroutes, heartbreaks, and advocacy. Dr. Dela is a Preventive Medicine Physician in Baltimore, MD who is starting a fellowship in Phlebology, which is a Venous and Lymphatic Medicine Fellowship. An immigrant from a young age, Dr. Dela went through college as a Pre-Law student and then changed to medicine and did a Post-Baccalaureate at Harvard University. She graduated from Howard University School of Medicine, completed 5 years of a General Surgery Residency before her life took an unexpected turn. She then went on to complete a Preventive Medicine Residency at Johns Hopkins University where she earned a MPH and an MBA. Dr. Dela truly is one of a kind, she is a Medical Journalist, a Health Disparities Researcher, has been featured on Good Morning America, Nightline, and worked on the ABC Medical Unit and in the Good Morning America Coronavirus Command Center at the start of the SARS-CoV2 outbreak.

In this conversation, we dive deep discussing her path to medicine, why she changed from Law to Medicine, why she changed from General Surgery to Preventive Medicine, the power of media communication, and why human rights is a healthcare issue.

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90. Staff Sergeant to MD/PhD with Adrienne Kambouris MSV Jun 15, 2020

Adrienne Kambouris MSV

Augusta University – Undergraduate
U of Maryland – Graduate School
U of Maryland – Medical School
Patt Tillman Scholar
Past Surviving Medicine Author

Instagram | Author | Dear MedStudent | Scholar | Research

Description:

So last week we had on Jeremy Scott, an episode that I got a few emails about. It seemed to resonate with a lot of you. Today’s episode will likely be another one of those. In the evolving conversation of the covid-19 pandemic and the #blacklivesmatter movement, it is important to bring on guests that have unique perspectives in medicine. Although we do not usually have on medical students, today’s guest was a must! There is no better person to discuss social justice and racial health disparities than Adrienne Kambouris, a 5^th year MD/PhD student, an army veteran, a staff sergeant, and a future surgeon.

Adrienne is a non-traditional medical student who, after high school, joined the army for 10 years, got married, had three beautiful children. She then went back to school to complete two undergraduate degrees graduating with honors in Cell and Molecular Biology and Chemistry from Augusta University. Adrienne is a Tillman Scholar and is currently doing Microbial and Immunology Research at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. She grew up in a single-parent home in inner-city Baltimore and has a passion for youth education, community service, and mentorship. Adrienne is an active premed advisor on Instagram @ssg.to.md.phd and is someone who I not only look up too, but who I use as a resource when it comes to medical education, medical research, and homeschooling.

In this conversation, we dive deep discussing her path to medicine, her training in the army, what it was like being an African American female in the army and what it is like being a scientist in a male dominated research environment. Lastly, Adrienne and I discuss how she has had to navigate prejudices of an interracial marriage and who she looks up to as mentors as she forges a path that is unique to her own. After you hear her story, you will know why I look up to her and why she is the definition of sacrifice, dedication, insight, and intelligence.

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89. #whitecoatsforblacklives with Jeremy Scott MS, MSIII Jun 08, 2020

Jeremy Scott MS, MSIII

Boston College – Undergraduate
U of Hartford – Graduate School
Ross University – Medical School
Past Surviving Medicine Senior Editor

Instagram | Choosing Myself | Shame in MedSchool | Podcast Episode 36

Description:

Wow, 2020, it is like the gift that keeps on giving. A year of natural disasters, pandemics, and now social reform. I am recording this the week after the start of the civil rights protests surrounding George Floyd’s murder. If you are listening after the fact, you likely already know how this turns out, but for right now, we are living through history and every day brings changes to human equality in solidarity with the movement #Blacklivesmatter.

The topic of social justice, black lives, white privilege is obviously a difficult one. The healthcare system and medical education is a prime offender in ensuring diversity on all fronts. From the lack of diversity in many schools to the social prejudice’s minority students endure in the hospitals, the term #whitecoatsforblacklives is only the start of the change. Being a white male myself, I come from a lineage guilty of perpetuating racial injustice. In thinking about today’s podcast, I felt it was important to talk to someone about this topic. I know I have a lot to learn and I know there are things I can do to ensure equality in the future. Today we brought back one of our previous podcast guests, Jeremy Scott from Episode 36, where we dive into it. Before I introduce our guest, let me start by saying that I am not an expert in diversity, and I know I will unknowingly make mistakes in discussing the topic. Dialogue is crucial for all of us to learn how to discuss these issues, so while Jeremy eloquently speaks about growing up as a black gay male in America, know that I still have some work to do in how I discuss the topic.

Jeremy Scott MS, MSIII is a third-year medical student at Ross University. Jeremy is a non-traditional medical student with a Master’s degree and experience working in retail for 5 years, as a research technician, as a lab supervisor, and as a teacher and professor. Jeremy has a passion for salsa dancing and running and is a contributor for Surviving Medicine with my favorite piece of his titled “Mental Health: Choosing to Prioritize Myself.” Jeremy was our guest back in Episode 36, where we discuss why he chose medicine. Today Professor Scott showed up. In this episode, we dive deep discussing the COVID-19 pandemic, the transition from didactic to clinical years in school, what Caribbean schools are doing during the pandemic, his experience growing up in a historically racist town, and what I can do, as a white male, to improve the lives of those within the black community.

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88. Gut Health and the Microbiome with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz Jun 01, 2020

Dr. Will Bulsiewicz MD, MSCI

Gastroenterologist
Gut Health Expert
Master of Science in Clinical Investigation

Instagram | Website | Facebook | BOOK | Fiber Fueled

Description:

Dr. Will Bulsiewicz. Dr. B is a practicing gastroenterologist, prolific podcast guest, microbiome and gut health expert. Dr. B is a graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine. He trained in Internal Medicine at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and completed a fellowship in gastroenterology at the University of North Carolina Hospitals. He holds a master of Science in Clinical Investigation and a certificate in nutrition from Cornell University. For all things Dr. B, make sure you go back to Episode 60 to hear about his story and his journey through medical education. In this episode, Dr. B is on to discuss his new book called Fiber Fueled, a plant-based gut health program for losing weight, restoring health, and optimizing your microbiome. Seeing as my PhD was in microbiome research, we take a different turn, discussing some of the science and a few things COVID. You can find Dr. B online at @theguthealthmd.

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087: On the front lines, Coronavirus with Dr. Jay Mohan May 04, 2020

Jay Mohan DO, RPVI

Interventional Cardiologist
Cardiologist
Internal Medicine
Board Certifications: Cardiology, Internal Medicine, Echocardiography, RPVI, Nuclear Cardiology
Undergrad: University of Michigan
MedSchool: Nova Southeastern University
Residency: Swedish Covenant of Chicago
Fellowships: Michigan

Instagram | Twitter | Doximity | LinkedIn | Foundation

Description:

In the past few weeks, there has been a growing demand to bring on guests who are on the frontlines fighting the pandemic. Dr. Mohan is one of these physicians. He is an interventional cardiology fellow in Michigan, the son of a cardiologist, and is board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Echocardiography, Nuclear Cardiology, and is a registered physician in Vascular Interpretation. Dr. Mohan attended undergrad at the University of Michigan, went to medical school at Nova Southeastern University, Residency at Swedish Covenant in Chicago, and is currently in his final weeks of his second fellowship. He is active on social media, posting daily about cardiology, and serves as the vice president for the Dr. Ramesh Kumar Foundation.

In this episode, we dive deep discussing his path to medicine, what it is like working on the front lines of the pandemic, what he wishes more people knew about the disease COVID-19, what some of his advice is for medical students, and what drives him to work so hard every single day.

086: From Combat Veteran to Surgeon with Dr. Antonio Webb MD Apr 27, 2020

Dr. Antonio Webb MD

Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Fellow
Orthopedic Surgeon
Combat Veteran
Author: “Overcoming the Odds“
Undergrad: UT San Antonio
MedSchool: Georgetown University School of Medicine
Residency: UT San Antonio Health Science Center

Description:

Dr. Webb is an Orthopedic Surgeon currently in his final training as an Orthopedic Spine Fellow. Dr. Webb grew up in the rough streets of Shreveport, Louisiana surrounded by drugs, gangs, & violence. At the end of high school, Dr. Webb joined the Air Force where he served as a medic. He went on to attend the University of Texas in San Antonio and complete his undergraduate degree in Biology. After 2 unsuccessful attempts to get into medical school, Dr. Webb got in on his third attempt, attending the Georgetown University School of Medicine and residency at the UT San Antonio Health Science Center. Known for his large following on social media, his commitment to helping younger students and his large YouTube channel, Dr. Webb is a motivational speaker and is the author of the book “Overcoming the Odds” chronicling his arduous journey to becoming a physician. For links to Dr. Webb’s YouTube channel, his book, and his website make sure to check out our show notes.

In this conversation today we dive deep discussing his path to medicine, how he remained committed to becoming a physician even after so many setbacks, why he loves being a mentor and resource to younger students, and how discipline and balance can help you achieve your dreams and live the life you want with a family and supportive community.

085: Healing in Medical Education with Dr. Justin Bullock Apr 20, 2020

Dr. Justin Bullock MD, MPH

Internal Medicine Resident
Collegiate Athlete
Undergrad: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
GradSchool: University of California, Berkeley
MedSchool: University of California, San Francisco

Twitter

Description:

Dr. Bullock is a current Internal Medicine Resident in San Francisco, California. He grew up in Detroit Michigan, ran cross country at MIT graduating with a degree in Chemical and Biological Engineering, completed an Master of Public Health from UC Berkley, and finished his Medical Degree from UC San Francisco. Dr. Bullock is passionate about all things medical education, clinical clerkships, race, diversity in medicine and the inherent flaws in the grading systems in medical education. He is an active researcher, and recently published pieces titled “Healing a broken clerkship grading system”, “In pursuit of honors: a multi-institutional study of students’ perceptions of clerkship evaluation and grading,” and his most recent article that came out weeks ago in the New England Journal of Medicine titled “Suicide—Rewriting my story”. Although a busy resident, Dr. Bullock is active on twitter and plans to stay in academia.

In this conversation, we dive deep discussing his path to medicine, his journey through school as a collegiate runner, his personal journey through mental health, and the value of mentors, advisors, and knowing when to fight for your own health.

084: Residency Application Seminar by OrthoMentor 2020 Apr 11, 2020

Residency Application Webinar hosted by:

OrthoMentor

Dr. Amiethab Aiyer MD

Instagram | Research

Dr. William Levine MD

Instagram | Twitter

Dr. Cara Cipriano MD

Dr. Seth Dodds MD

Dr. Jonathan Kaplan, MD

Instagram

Dr. Matt Varacallo MD

Instagram

Students:

Caroline Granger & Kyle McCormick

Description:

This podcast episode is a little different than our normal episodes; it is a 1hour long residency application advice webinar that was put on by experts from around the US hosted by our previous podcast guest Dr. Aiyer and OrthoMentor.

We wanted to bring you this webinar because during this pandemic, many of the 3^rd year medical students have been wondering what the application season will be like next year. Many schools are already discussing canceling all Sub-Is for the year, something that will affect not only residency programs, but also the students who have been coordinating those rotations and audition rotations. While most of the experts in the episode are Orthopedic program directors, Orthopedic surgeons and foot and ankle experts, I found that it was applicable to all specialties. Personally, I want to go into Internal Medicine and specialize in GI, and I found this conversation not only informative, but it opened my eyes to parts of the application process and how it may change in the next 12 months.

Surviving Medicine:

If you haven’t checked out our website, make sure you head over to www.survivingmedicine.org there we have tons of content and where we are publishing articles every week on topics ranging from how to study, how to get into residency, to how to avoid burnout.

083: The Science of the Coronavirus Pandemic with Dr. Rutland MD Mar 30, 2020

Dr. Cedric ‘Jamie’ Rutland MD – Pulmonary / Critical Care

Pulmonologist
Critical Care Intensivist
WestCoastLung – Rutland Medical Group
Undergrad: University of California Davis
MedSchool: University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
Residency: University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
Fellowship: University of Kansas School of Medicine

Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Website

Description:

In an effort to cut through some of the literature on the pandemic, we asked our dear friend, pulmonologist and critical care intensivist, Dr. Jamie Rutland to be back on the podcast. If you are a regular listener, Dr. Rutland was a guest on Episode 73 were we discussed his path to medicine, the sacrifices he was forced to make to become a physician, why physicians need to learn to communicate better, and why every medical school should teach the business of medicine.

Well today he is back and this is a short episode, but it is 100% SARS-CoV2 and the disease COVID-19. Here we discuss everything you need to know about the virus and the disease process and current treatments and potential drug targets. This episode really is for the medical student, resident, or physician who is struggling to keep up with all the new research on the virus. Dr. Rutland is an expert teacher and he breaks it all down for us.

Dr. Rutland is a Pulmonary Critical Care Physician in Southern California. He attended College at the University of California Davis, attended Medical School and residency at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine and completed fellowship at the University of Kansas for Pulmonary Critical Care. Dr. Rutland is triple board certified in Int Med, Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care Medicine and is the owner of WestCoastLung within the Rutland Medical Group. He is the Vice President of the association of healthcare social media is the National spokesperson for the American Lung Association and is popularly known for his social media presence on Instagram and on youtube where he hosts the show Medicine Deconstructed. Dr. Rutland is an interstitial lung disease expert with a passion for lung disease, sneakers, and teaching.

082: The Value of Mentorship with Dr. Amiethab Aiyer – Orthopaedic Surgeon Mar 18, 2020

Dr. Amiethab Aiyer MD

Orthopaedic Surgeon specializing in Foot and Ankle Reconstruction

Undergrad: UC Berkley – Molecular Biology
MedSchool: Drexel University College of Medicine
Internship: Penn State Hershey Medical Center
Residency: Penn State Hershey Medical Center in Orthopaedic Surgery
Fellowship: The Institute of Foot and Ankle Reconstruction

Description:

Dr. Aiyer, is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in foot and ankle reconstruction. He is Chief of the Foot and Ankle Service and is an assistant professor at the University of Miami Mill School of Medicine’s Division of Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr. Aiyer completed his undergraduate degree in Molecular Biology from UC Berkley, went to Drexel University College of Medicine and completed his internship and residency at Penn State Hershey Medical Center in Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr. Aiyer further specialized in Foot and Ankle Reconstruction and is an active mentor, blogger, and researcher looking at the prevention of arthritis. Along with Dr. Varacallo and Dr. Kaplan, Dr. Aiyer founded OrthoMentor, a medical student mentorship platform and podcast designed to help students get into residency.

In this conversation we dive deep discussing the tragic loss of his mother and how it shaped his path to medicine, why he chose orthopaedic surgery, why he thinks mentorship is one of the most important parts of our medical training, and how he uses self-reflection to learn from the negative experiences in his life. This is one of those conversations I know I will be re-listening too in the coming weeks.

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081: Being a Doctor in Alaska – Dr. Tim Lemaire Mar 02, 2020

Dr. Tim Lemaire Family Medicine Physician in Nome, Alaska Instagram | UltraRunning Description: Ladies and Gentlemen, I could not be more excited to share my conversation with Dr. Tim Lemaire a full spectrum family medicine physician in Nome, Alaska. Dr. Lemaire lives and practices in a remote village in the Norton Sound Inlet adjacent to…

080: Blending Art and Medicine – Dr. Mike Natter MD Feb 17, 2020

Dr. Mike Natter MD Internal Medicine & Graphic Medicine Instagram | Twitter | Art Work Description: Our most requested guest since we launched the podcast, and we promise, he does not disappoint! Dr. Natter’s message and compassion bleeds through with everything he does. Now, think back to when you were a kid. A kid when it…

079: Should doctors be on TikTok? Feb 09, 2020

078: From Patient to Doctor with Dr. Micah Yu MD, MS Feb 02, 2020

Dr. Micah Yu MD, MS Internal Medicine Rheumatology Fellow Specializes in Lifestyle Medicine Grad School: Rosalind Franklin Chicago Medical School Medical School: Rosalind Franklin Chicago Medical School Residency: Loma Linda University Health Youtube | Instagram | Website | Facebook Description: Dr. Yu is a Southern California Native who was a business major in college, and…

077: Using Lifestyle Medicine with Dr. Michael Greger MD, FACLM Jan 13, 2020

Dr. Michael Greger MD, FACLM General Practitioner Clinical Nutrition Specialist Founder member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine Undergrad: Cornell University Medical school: Tufts University School of Medicine Youtube | Instagram | Website | Facebook | Twitter Book | Nutrition Facts Description: Dr. Michael Greger, M.D., FACLM is a physician, New York Times bestselling…

076: Using lifestyle to treat disease with Dr. Melissa Mondala MD, MHA, MS Jan 06, 2020

Dr. Melissa Mondala MD, MHA, MS Family Medicine Preventative Medicine Faculty Specializes in Lifestyle and Integrative Medicine Grad School: Rosalind Franklin Chicago Medical School Medical School: Rosalind Franklin Chicago Medical School Residency: Loma Linda University Health Youtube | Instagram | Website | Facebook Description: Dr. Mondala is a Southern California Native who completed Medical School…

075: Chasing my Cure with Dr. David Fajgenbaum MD, MBA, MSc Dec 29, 2019

Dr. David Fajgenbaum MD, MBA, MSc Physician Scientist Assistant Professor of Medicine Executive Director of the Castleman disease Collaborative Network Undergrad: Georgetown University Grad School: University of Oxford Business School: Wharton Business School Medical School: Perelman School of Medicine Twitter | Instagram | Website | Facebook | BOOK Description: Dr. Fajgenbaum is the Cofounder and…

074: Finding time to live outside of the hospital with Dr. Mike Muellner MD Dec 22, 2019

Dr. Michael Muellner, MD – Internal Medicine Board Certified: Internal Medicine Medical School: Loma Linda University Medical Center Residency: Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Website | Facebook Description: Dr. Muellner is an Internal Medicine Physician in Los Angeles, California. He is a California native who has a passion for all…

073: ‘It’s time Doctors take back Healthcare’ with Dr. Cedric Rutland MD Dec 14, 2019

Dr. Cedric ‘Jamie’ Rutland MD – Pulmonary / Critical Care Pulmonologist Critical Care Intensivist WestCoastLung – Rutland Medical Group Undergrad: University of California Davis MedSchool: University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Residency: University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Fellowship: University of Kansas School of Medicine Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Website Description:…

072: Not all radiologists sit in a dark room with Dr. Anjali Malik MD – Radiology Dec 08, 2019

Dr. Anjali Malik MD – Breast Radiologist Breast Imaging Expert Diagnostic Radiology Washington Radiology Undergrad: Johns Hopkins University Masters: Johns Hopkins University MedSchool: Tulane Medical School Residency: UT Southwestern Medical Center Fellowship: George Washington University Twitter | Instagram Description: Dr. Malik is a diagnostic radiologist who specializes in intervention and breast imaging radiology. She received…

071: Are the sacrifices we make worth it with Dr. Brad Block MD – Otolaryngologist Dec 03, 2019

Dr. Brad Block MD Otolaryngologist ENT & Allergy Associates Podcast Host: Physician’s Guide to Doctoring Specializes in sinusitis, salivary gland disease, head & neck cancer, thyroid, parathyroid surgery & obstructive sleep apnea Undergrad: University of Pennsylvania MedSchool: SUNY Buffalo Residency & Fellowship: Georgetown University Hospital Twitter | Facebook | Website | Practice Description: Dr. Block…

070: The value of research with Dr. Sarina Pasricha – Gastroenterologist Nov 16, 2019

Dr. Sarina Pasricha MD, MSCR Gastroenterologist Specializes in Motility Disorders Master of Clinical Science and Research Internal Medicine Undergrad: Harvard University for Biological Anthropology MedSchool: Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine Residency & Fellowship: UNC in North Carolina Twitter | Instagram | Practice | Non-Profit Description: Dr. Pasricha is a private practice Gastroenterologist in Delaware specializing…

069: Why there is no perfect path in medicine with Dr. Michael Crupain MD, MPH Nov 06, 2019

Dr. Michael Crupain MD, MPH Multiple Emmy Award–Winning Producer Medical Unit Chief of Staff at The Doctor Oz Show Fellow of the American College of Preventative Medicine Chief Medical Officer for Sharecare Faculty at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Twitter | Instagram | Book | About Description: Dr. Crupain is a multiple Emmy…

068: How to have a life outside of Medicine with Dr. Jonathan Kung Gastroenterologist Oct 27, 2019

Dr. Jonathan Kung, MD Gastroenterologist Advanced Endoscopist Internal Medicine Fitness/Soccer/Gratitude Twitter | Instagram Description: Dr. Kung is a practicing gastroenterologist and advanced endoscopist in New York and California. Son of a gastroenterologist, he went to UC Davis for university, St. Georges University for medical school and trained at SUNY Downstate, UCLA Harbor, and UCSF. Most…

067: How to travel as a healthcare provider with Dr. Jennifer Tsai – Optometry Oct 23, 2019

Dr. Jennifer Tsai, OD NYC Optometrist Entrepreneur Founder of Carrot Eyewear Website | Instagram | Carrot Eyewear | Carrot Instagram Description: The first Doctor of Optometry we have had on the podcast, and one of the most well-traveled doctors we know. Dr. Tsai is a practicing Optometrist in NYC, is the founder of Carrot Eyewear,…

066: What medical schools forget to teach – Dr. Louise Aronson MD – Geriatrician Aug 26, 2019

Dr. Louise Aronson MD Geriatrician World renowned Author Professor of Medicine at UCSF Director of Health Humanities Elderhood | Website | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | Youtube Description: Dr. Louise Aronson, Geriatrician, is a professor of medicine at UCSF and the Director of the Health Humanities program. She is a world renowned author, with…

065: The advantage of the underdog – Dr. Daniel Choi Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Aug 01, 2019

Dr. Daniel Choi MD Board Certified Orthopedic Spine Surgeon 2019 NYC top Doctors 7-year combined BA / MD from Northwestern Fellowship: Combined Neurosurgical and Orthopaedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School Minimally invasive spine surgery: microsurgery, inter-body fusions, revision surgery, and robotic surgery Instagram | Youtube | LinkedIn Description: Dr. Daniel Choi MD is a board…

064: Married in Medicine – A Spouse’s Perspective and Q&A Apr 24, 2019

Sarah-Grace Nisperos Menswear stylist Luxury Bridal Buyer Entrepreneur Married to Medicine Spouse of our host feat. Frank Cusimano Instagram Description: So over the past few months, there has been a growing demand for spouses/significant others to be included in the podcast. Several guests have asked if they could bring on their spouse because after all,…

063: A day in the life of a Gastroenterologist with Dr. Earl V Campbell III MD Apr 15, 2019

Dr. Earl V Campbell III MD Internal Medicine Chief Gastroenterology and Hepatology Fellow Future Advanced Endoscopist Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | Profile Description: Dr. Campbell is a Gastroenterology and Hepatology fellow at the Yale School of Medicine. Born in the Bahamas, Dr. Campbell was raised in Nashville, attended undergrad at Howard University majoring in…

062: Overcoming barriers with Dr. Audrey Cruz, Hospitalist Apr 09, 2019

Dr. Audrey Cruz Internal Medicine Hospitalist Southern California co-Founder of Medcon Instagram | Blog | Medcon Description: Dr. Audrey Cruz is an internal medicine hospitalist in Southern California and is known for her work on Instagram as Dr.audreyxsue and as the cofounder of @medconevents along with Dr. Sandra Wong. They will be hosting their first medical…

061: From London to the US: A Plastic Surgeon’s Journey Mar 10, 2019

Dr. Ashwin Soni MD Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Resident Chief Resident Future Microvascular Fellow Imperial College of Medicine, UK Instagram | Twitter Description: The one and only Dr. Ashwin Soni Dr. Soni is a chief resident in Plastic and reconstructive surgery in Seattle who will be completing his residency in a few months with plans…

060: How to re-evaluate your life with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz Feb 13, 2019

Dr. Will Bulsiewicz MD, MSCI Gastroenterologist Gut Expert Microbiome Specialist Master of Science in Clinical Investigation Instagram | Website | Facebook Description: Dr. Will Bulsiewicz: Dr. B is a practicing gastroenterologist, prolific podcast guest, microbiome and gut health expert. Dr. B is a graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine. He trained in Internal Medicine…

059: Should USMLE be Pass/Fail? with Dr. Bryan Carmody Feb 04, 2019

Dr. Bryan Carmody MD, MPH Assistant Professor Pediatric Nephrologist Self-Proclaimed Sheriff of Sodium Twitter | Website | USMLE Article Description: USMLE. Back in Episode 12 we dove deep discussing how to study for USMLE. Well, if you are not aware, at the end of 2018, there was a fire of social media activity, namely on…

058: Making travel and mentorship a priority with Dr. Neda Mehmandoost Jan 29, 2019

Dr. Neda Mehmandoost DPM Foot and Ankle Surgeon Rear Foot and Ankle Reconstruction Instagram Description: Today’s Guest: Dr. Neda Mehmandoost, a Podiatric foot and ankle surgeon specializing in rear foot and ankle construction. This is the second podiatric surgeon we have had on for all of our DPM physicians and students. Dr. Mehmandoost grew up…

057: Life or Death with Neurosurgeon Dr. Martin Pham Jan 10, 2019

Dr. Martin Pham MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Neurosurgeon Specialization: Neurosurgery, Spine Surgery, & Minimally Invasive Surgery Instagram Description: Dr. Pham is an assistant professor of surgery specializing in neurosurgery, spine surgery and minimally invasive surgery. Dr. Pham treats everything from spine trauma, to adult scoliosis and spinal deformities, to spine tumor removal. Dr. Pham’s…

056: 2xEmmy winning Medical Producer – Tom Flaherty, MD Jan 02, 2019

Dr. Tom Flaherty MD 2x Emmy Award Winning Medical Producer Chief Medical Officer at Biodigital Soon to be, Professional Triathlete Instagram | Biodigital | Blog Description: Imagine growing up across the pond. Growing up not realizing that you wanted to be a doctor. Growing up and getting to high school on the wrong path to…

055: #selfcareinhealthcare – Dr. Anita Patel MD Dec 30, 2018

Dr. Anita Patel MD Pediatric Critical Care Physician Academic Researcher – early grant award Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Instagram | #selfcareinhealthcare | PhysicianHealThySelf Previous Podcast Episode Description: You may remember this guest back from Episode 39, Dr. Anita Patel. Dr. Patel is a current pediatric critical care physician, academic researcher, and assistant professor of pediatrics. Blending her…

054: Why Doctors should be on Social Media – Dr. Austin Chiang MD, MPH Dec 18, 2018

Dr. Austin Chiang MD MPH Advanced Endoscopist & Interventional Gastroenterologist Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Sidney Kimmel Medical College Director of Bariatric Endoscopy at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Chief Medical Social Media officer for Jefferson Health Instagram | Twitter | Website | Facebook Previous Podcast Episode Description: Dr. Chiang is an Advanced Endoscopist and Interventional Gastroenterologist, Clinical…

053: Frank Cusimano – An Interview with our Host Nov 19, 2018

Frank Cusimano DO/PhD Student Website | Instagram | Twitter Description: So today we have a deviation from the norm, an episode that several people have been asking for, an episode where we flip the script and one of my colleagues, Student Doctor Jeremy Scott, interviews me! This isn’t a traditional Surviving medicine interview, this was an…

052: Dr. Theresa Scott – Pediatrician Nov 12, 2018

Dr. Theresa Scott DO Pediatrician Website | Instagram | About Description: It’s not often I find a guest similar to myself. Collegiate athlete, osteopathically driven to heal and prevent, someone with a passion for research and someone who sees themselves as a future academic physician. You all are in for a treat this week. Before I…

051: Dr. Michael Ehrenreich – Dermatologist & Musical Writer/Composer Nov 03, 2018

Dr. Michael Ehrenreich Dermatologist at SOMA Skin & Laser Writer, Lyricist, Composer of “Medicine the Musical” Musical | Twitter | Facebook TICKETS Medicine The Musical: Running Nov. 3-18th 2018 at the HERE theatre in NYC. Description: Imagine going to college, graduating in finance, working on wall street, owning your own investment banking company, just to realize…

050: Dr. Poonam Desai – Emergency Medicine & Emergency Ultrasound Oct 15, 2018

Dr. Poonam Desai Emergency Medicine & Emergency Ultrasound Director of Emergency Ultrasound & Director of Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Instagram | Twitter Description: Women in Medicine. When I hear the phrase #womeninmedicine or #womenempowerment or #girlrising, no other physician comes to mind ahead of today’s guest. Dr. Poonam Desai, an Emergency Medicine Attending and an expert in…

049: Dr. Shinban Liu – General Surgery Oct 06, 2018

Dr. Shinban Liu General Surgery Resident Instagram Description: Today is a special one, an interview with a general surgery resident in NYC, a fellow classmate of mine and someone whom I have looked up to since medical school. Dr. Shinban Liu, Shinban is an Arizona native, a current senior surgical resident in NYC, an honorary…

048: Dr. Andrea Paul MD – CMO & Co-founder BoardVitals Sep 24, 2018

Dr. Andrea Paul MD Chief Medical Officer and Co-founder of BoardVitals BoardVitals | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn Description: Imagine being in residency, years of hard work, years of late nights, countless board exams and clinical rotations, when you realize, you actually enjoy learning about medicine more than you do practicing it. Episode 048 with…

047: Dr. Erich Anderer MD- Neurosurgeon Sep 20, 2018

Dr. Erich Anderer MD Neurosurgeon and Neurosurgery Service Chief Instagram | Facebook | DoctorRadio Mentioned Article: StatNews Description: Have you ever wondered what the most important thing is when applying to residency? Have you ever asked the question if audition rotations or Sub-I’s are worth it? Today, we bring you an interview with Dr. Erich Anderer,…

046: Dr. Alok Patel – Pediatric Hospitalist & TV Producer Sep 13, 2018

Dr. Alok Patel MD Pediatric Hospitalist and TV Producer Instagram | Website | Twitter | LinkedIn Description: Storytelling. A term we hear so little about, but a term, that has the power to transform how we think, what we believe, and how we act. A tool that has the power to take scientific and medical concepts…

045: Dr. Mike Natter MD – Internal Medicine Resident & Graphic Medicine Sep 04, 2018

Dr. Mike Natter MD Internal Medicine & Graphic Medicine Instagram | Twitter | Art Work Description: Our most requested guest since we launched the podcast, and we promise, he does not disappoint! Dr. Natter’s message and compassion bleeds through with everything he does. Now, think back to when you were a kid. A kid when it…

044: Dr. Sonia Bahlani MD – Pelvic Pain Specialist & OB/GYN Aug 30, 2018

Dr. Sonia Bahlani MD Pelvic Pain Specialist | Obstetrician & Gynecologist Instagram | Facebook | Website Description: One might believe that if you deviate from the path of medicine that is laid out in front of you, you will fail, well Dr. Sonia Bahlani is living proof that this is in fact, the opposite from the…

043: Dr. David Greuner MD – Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgeon Aug 21, 2018

042: Dr. Darien Sutton, MD, MBA – Emergency Medicine Aug 13, 2018

Dr. Darien Sutton, MD, MBA Emergency Medicine Instagram | Twitter Bus Stop Med: Instagram | YouTube Description: Imagine working as hard as possible to get into medical school to find that you hate it. A dream you worked for from a young age when reality sets in. You look different than most of your classmates,…

041: Dr Gary Linkov – Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon Aug 08, 2018

Dr. Gary Linkov, MD Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon Instagram | Website | About Description: Today, I could not be more excited to bring you an interview with Dr. Gary Linkov, a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Manhattan. Dr. Linkov is a NYC native, graduated salutatorian at Cornell, attended medical school at Columbia University College of…

040: Dr Todd Hanna MD DDS – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Jul 30, 2018

Dr. Todd Hanna, MD, DDS Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Head and Neck Oncological Surgeon, and Esthetic and Microvascular Surgeon Instagram | Website | About Description: Think back to when you were a kid, running around, exploring, playing with your friends, just 5 years old when you get attacked in the face by a dog. A traumatic…

039: Dr. Anita Patel MD – Pediatric Critical Care Jul 23, 2018

Dr. Anita Patel MD – Pediatric Critical Care Instagram | PhysicianHealThyself Description: Image you are in the first year of your fellowship, you have worked 13 years to get where you are, you are in one of the top fellowships in the country, when all of the sudden you realize, something has to change. Today, I…

038: Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt MD – Urology Jul 16, 2018

Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt MD – Urologist Instagram | Website | Media | Twitter | TedX Talk Intagram: Drive4Men Website: “Drive For Mens Health” Description: We could not be more excited to bring you an interview with Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt MD, a Florida based Urologist, a professor, a contributor to several media outlets, a premed advisor, TedX…

037: Dr. Nina Lum MD – Family Physician & Hospitalist Jul 09, 2018

Dr. Nina Lum MD – Family Physician & Hospitalist Instagram | Website | Media | Amazon BOOK Website: “The Chronicles of Women in White Coats” Description: Imagine you grew up in a country with a population of only 20 million people. A country where there was only one accredited medical university, a country with 1 physician…

036: Jeremy Scott MSII Jul 06, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Jeremy Scott MSII Instagram | Contributor Description: Today, I could not be more excited to bring you an interview with Jeremy Scott, a second-year medical student at Ross University. Jeremy is a non-traditional medical student. After college, he received a Master’s degree and worked in retail for 5 years. He then…

Premed Mondays Episode 9 Jul 03, 2018

Our ninth episode of Premed Mondays is live! What is Premed Mondays? It is our newest series! Join us on Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each live session, we will post the audio to our Podcast…

035: Dr. Greg, DDS – Cosmetic Dentistry Jul 01, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Greg DDS – Cosmetic Dentistry Instagram | Website | Facebook Description: Today, I could not be more excited to bring you an interview with Dr. Greg, a recent resident graduate and now a practicing cosmetic dentist in NYC. Greg is a native New Yorker making waves on social media for…

034: Dr. Jie MD/PhD – Radiation Oncology Jun 28, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Jie MD/PhD – Radiation Oncology Instagram Description: Today, I could not be more excited to bring you an interview with Dr. Jie, Jie is a recent MD/PhD graduate and a current Radiation Oncology resident. Jie completed her PhD in immunology specifically looking at the tumor microenvironment in cancer immunology. Jie…

A Doctor’s Life: Dictated by Time Jun 16, 2018

An introduction to School Acceptance, what we have been doing at Surviving Medicine, Our July Meet-Up (see below), episodes to come, and a poem on time.

033: Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez – Pediatrician May 20, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez MD – Pediatrician Instagram | Podcast | Blog | Twitter | Facebook | Email Video discussed in Episode: Description: Today, we could not be more excited to bring you an interview with Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez, a third-year pediatric resident in Philadelphia. Edith was born in Venezuela and moved…

032: Dr. Angel Lightner – OB/GYN Resident May 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Angel Lightner – OB/GYN Resident Instagram Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Before we begin, I want to take…

031: Dr. Tommy & Phoebe Martin MD May 07, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Tommy Martin Dr. Phoebe Martin Tommy Insta | Phoebe Insta | Website | Youtube | Facebook Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare…

3 Coping Lessons Learned from 5 Suicides May 03, 2018

An introduction to our new website and platform: www.survivingmedicine.org and a heart felt plea to medical students and residents who are struggling with anxiety or depression. And a spoken word poem: 3 coping lessons learned from 5 suicides

030: Madalyn Nguyen MSII Apr 15, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Madalyn Nguyen, MSII Instagram | Website | Contact Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Today we want to announce the launch…

029: Dr Amy Faith Ho MD – Emergency Medicine Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Amy Faith Ho – Emergency Medicine Instagram | Twitter | Website | Facebook | Email | Linkedin Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the…

Motivation – Happy Doctor’s Day & Poem Apr 13, 2018

Hey podcast world! I wanted to drop you a short episode that I recorded late on Friday Night, wish you all a Happy Doctor’s Day (March 30th), and drop you a spoken word poem I wrote titled “This isn’t about me”, which covers the selfish aspects required to train to become a physician. Send this…

028: Dr Brad Schaeffer DPM – Podiatrist Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Brad Schaeffer DPM – Podiatrist Instagram | Blog | Facebook | Email Visit Dr. Brad as a Patient Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and…

Motivation – Fear Apr 13, 2018

Hey podcast world! I wanted to drop you a spoken word poem I wrote about “fear” send this to any of your friends who are afraid of failure or afraid of the long road ahead.

Premed Mondays Episode 8 Apr 13, 2018

Our episode nine of Premed Mondays is live! What is Premed Mondays? It is our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each live session, we will post the audio to our Podcast…

027: Dr Hassan Patail MD – Pulmonary Critical Care Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Hassan Patail MD – Internal Medicine & Pulmonary Critical Care Instagram | Twitter | Website | Facebook Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the…

Philosophical Fridays Episode 002 Apr 13, 2018

Welcome to our newest program! Each Friday we are getting together a group of healthcare professionals to discuss issues in medicine from a philosophical perspective. This weeks topic: The role of physicians in educating the public, patients, family and friends using social media and technology based educational platforms. We have a lot of great topics…

Premed Mondays Episode 7 Apr 13, 2018

Our seventh episode of Premed Mondays is live! What is Premed Mondays? It is our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each live session, we will post the audio to our Podcast…

Premed Mondays Episode 6 Apr 13, 2018

Our seventh episode of Premed Mondays is live! What is Premed Mondays? It is our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each live session, we will post the audio to our Podcast…

026: Dr Nabeela Patail MD – Internal Medicine Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Nabeela Patail MD – Internal Medicine Instagram | Twitter | Website | Facebook | Pinterest Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of…

Premed Mondays Episode 5 Apr 13, 2018

Our fourth episode of Premed Mondays is live! What is Premed Mondays? It is our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each live session, we will post the audio to our Podcast…

025: Dr Austin Chiang MD MPH – Gastroenterologist & Advanced Endoscopist Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Austin Chiang MD MPH – Gastroenterologist and Advanced Endoscopist Instagram | Twitter | Website | Facebook Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future…

Premed Mondays Episode 4 Apr 13, 2018

Our third episode of Premed Mondays is live! What is Premed Mondays? It is our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each live session, we will post the audio to our Podcast…

024: Dr Eddie Hackler III – Internal Medicine Resident Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Eddie Hackler III, MD – Internal Medicine Resident Instagram Article Reference: 3 Tips for Black Men interested in Medical School Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is…

Premed Mondays Episode 3 Apr 13, 2018

Our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each episode, we will post the audio to our Podcast Channel.

023: Yang @yangswearabouts MSIV Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Yang – Medical Student Instagram | Blog Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you an inside look…

Premed Monday Episode 2 Apr 13, 2018

Our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each episode, we will post the audio to our Podcast Channel.

Philosophical Fridays Episode 1 Apr 13, 2018

Welcome to our newest program! Each Friday we are getting together a group of healthcare professionals to discuss issues in medicine from a philosophical perspective. This weeks topic: The role of philosophy in medical education. We have a lot of great topics coming up in future weeks! Happy Friday!

Premed Mondays Episode 1 Apr 13, 2018

Our newest series! Join us each Monday Night on Instagram live at @surviving.medicine as we answer your Premed Questions. Send us your questions by Email or DM on Instagram. After each episode, we will post the audio to our Podcast Channel.

022: Dr. Rola Rabah – Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Resident Apr 13, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Rola Rabah – Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Resident Instagram | Blog | YouTube | Facebook | Al Femme Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the…

021: Rami MS IV Apr 13, 2018

Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Today we are joined by a very special guest, Rami is a fourth year medical student currently on…

Motivation: 21 December 2017 Apr 13, 2018

Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Today it is Thursday December 21st 2017, I hope you all are having an amazing week so far! It is…

020: Dr. Rishi MD – ICU & Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologist Apr 12, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Rishi MD – ICU & Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologist Fellow Instagram | Blog | Twitter | Facebook | Google Plus | LinkedIn | RSS Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education…

Motivation: 13 December 2017 Apr 12, 2018

Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Today it is Wednesday December 13th 2017, I hope you all are having an amazing week so far! For…

019: Erin Addie MS IV Apr 12, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Erin Addie MS IV Instagram News Articles from this Episode: Atlantic News Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week…

Motivation: 9 December 2017 Apr 12, 2018

Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Today it is Saturday December 9th 2017. Today’s Surviving Medicine Motivation episode is going to be about Openness.

Motivation: 7 December 2017 Apr 12, 2018

Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Today it is Friday December 7th 2017 and todays Surviving Medicine Motivation episode is going to be about Purpose.

Motivation: 3 December 2017 Apr 12, 2018

Our goals are not big enough, but our plans are too ambitious. Hear the episode for the explanation.

018: Dr Cherilyn Cecchini MD – Pediatrician Apr 12, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Cherilyn Cecchini, MD – Pediatrician Instagram | Blog | LinkedIn | Vimeo Links and Books Discussed in this Episode: Medium Posts KevinMD Posts Description: Today I am excited to bring you an interview with one of my favorite instagrammers, pediatricians, and physicians, Dr Cherilyn Cecchini. I have to tell you…

Motivation: 1 December 2017 Apr 12, 2018

Motivation: 1 December 2017 Balance There was a story of a little girl named Liza who was suffering from a disease and needed blood from her five-year-old brother, who had miraculously survived the same disease and had developed the antibodies needed to combat the illness. The doctor explained the situation to her little brother, and…

Motivation: 30 November 2017 Apr 12, 2018

Motivation of the day: When a child learns to walk and falls down 50 times, they never think: maybe this isn’t for me.

017: Dr Ginger Cupit – Family Medicine Apr 12, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Ginger Cupit – Family Medicine Resident Instagram | Twitter Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you…

016: Dr Marc Katz, MD – Internal Medicine Apr 12, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Marc Katz, MD – Internal Medicine Resident Instagram | Blog | Twitter Links and Books Discussed in this Episode: Today’s KevinMD Post “Why are you in Medicine” Other Posts Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students,…

015: Dr. Kate MD – Neonatology Fellow Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Kate, MD – Neonatology Fellow Instagram | Email Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you an…

014: Dr Evan Rieder – Dermatologist & Psychiatrist Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Evan Rieder – Dermatologist & Psychiatrist Website Instagram | Twitter | Sirius XM Mentioned Art: Ad Reinhardt David Zwirner Ad Reinhardt Previous work Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical…

013: Dr. Carisa Champion DO, JD, MPH – General Surgery Resident Apr 11, 2018

Today’s Podcast: Dr. Carisa Champion DO, JD, MPH – General Surgery Resident Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you an…

012: USMLE Step 1 Advice – How I got a 260 Apr 11, 2018

012: Surviving Medicine – USMLE Step 1 Advice – How I got a 260 Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you…

011: Dr. Elyse Love – Dermatology Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Elyse Love – Dermatology Resident Blog: LoveandtheSky Instagram | Glossier | Twitter | Facebook NextStepInDerm | Pinterest | Intothegloss Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today…

010: Caleb Hentges MS IV Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Caleb Hentges, MSIV Instagram | Video | Twitter Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you an…

009: Dr. Shari Marchbein – Dermatologist Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Shari Marchbein, Dermatologist Instagram | Website | Practice Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you…

008: James TheStylePrescription MSII Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: 008: Surviving Medicine – James, MSIII Instagram | Blog Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you…

007: Dr. Justin Shafa – Diagnostic Radiology Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Justin Shafa, Diagnostic Radiology Resident Instagram | Pubmed Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you…

006: Premed Advice – Frank Cusimano Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Frank Cusimano, MS III, PhD Candidate Instagram | Blog | Twitter | Company Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each…

005: Kamali Thompson, MSIII, MBA Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Kamali Thompson, MS III, MBA Instagram | Blog | Twitter | Pinterest Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week…

004: Katherine Kashinsky, MS I Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Katherine Kashinsky, MS I Instagram | Blog | RSS Feed Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring…

003: Dr Jack Obrien – Family Medicine Apr 11, 2018

Links from today’s Podcast: Dr. Jack O’Brien, Family Medicine Resident Instagram | Blog | Facebook Description: Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we…

002: Jenny Wang, MS IV Apr 11, 2018

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001: Introduction Apr 11, 2018

Welcome to Surviving Medicine, the podcast that takes you into the mind of the best and brightest premedical and medical students, residents and physicians discussing where Medicine and Medical Education is today and the future of healthcare tomorrow. Each week we bring you an inside look at how Medicine in the United States is changing…

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