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Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University)

Inspiring medical education success in the clinical setting and residency through interviews with doctors and other subject matter experts designed to educate med students. Host, Chase DiMarco, is your clinical rotations resource for medicine, healthcare, clerkships, and other hot topics.

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00:22:35

2.10 Radiology Clinicals and Leadership Development...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/09/03

Chase DiMarco gains insights from Dr. Elsie Koh about interventional radiology, goal setting, and leadership skills essential to med students and physicians. [02:05] What an Interventional Radiologist Does [03:18] How Elsie Began Her Career in Interventional Radiology [04:54] Advice for Medical Students When Choosing Rotations [06:29] The Importance of Having a Dream/Vision [11:17] The Three Types of Goals [12:49] Finding Good Mentors and Peers [15:31] Tips for Teachers and Preceptors Dr. Elsie

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00:27:09

2.9 Coronavirus Database by Students Against COVID...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/08/27

Dr. Dan Rosenbush talks about #Students_Against_COVID’s database of clinical resources for medical students and the infodemic resulting from COVID-19. [01:13] The Purpose of #Students_Against_COVID [03:02] How to Curate and Assess Research and Information [10:22] The Infodemic & The Limitations of Knowledge [16:05] The Mistrust of Professional Health Organizations [18:30] Physicians as Effective Information Disseminators [20:47] Categories in #Students_Against_COVID’s Clinical Resource

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00:37:13

2.8 Medical Mentorship for Students & Preceptors with...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/08/20

Dr. David Rogers talks about why mentorship is important in medical school, tips for finding a mentor, and what to expect from the relationship. [01:10] Dr. Rogers’ Background in Education [02:55] How Mentors & Mentees Can Energize One Another [06:23] Mentorship Constellations or Networks [12:34] The Three-Person Team Mentorship Model [18:27] Developing a Good Mentor-Mentee Relationship [21:59] Finding a Mentor [28:28] Unhealthy Mentor-Mentee Relationships Dr. Rogers talks about the reciprocal

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00:34:57

2.7 Evidence-based Education and High Yield ENT...

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2020/08/06

Chase DiMarco chats with Dr. Bradley Block, who is an ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialist based out of New York and host of the Physician’s Guide to Doctoring podcast which covers “everything doctors should have been learning when they were busy learning the Krebs cycle.” Speaking from the perspective of an attending physician who has mentored many residents, Brad breaks down the experience of being an ENT resident, common struggles, and tips to become a better ENT. [01:21] Brad’s Most

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00:34:48

2.6 Fearless and Free in Emergency Medicine with...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/08/01

Chase DiMarco talks with Dr. Charmaine Gregory, nocturnist emergency physician, host of the Fearless Freedom with Dr. G podcast, and co-author of several books including the Chronicles of Women in White Coats. Charmaine shares tips for navigating an emergency medicine rotation and tips for building constructive student/preceptor relationships. [4:10] Charmaine’s Background in Emergency Medicine Education [5:58] Tip 1: Assume the Most Dangerous Entity [8:36] Tip 2: Ask the Right Questions [10:28]

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00:39:50

2.5 ANSWERS for Selecting Your Perfect Medical...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/07/23

[7:03] Work-Life Balance [9:04] Personality - Physician, Know Thyself [12:10] Academic Material [13:21] Clinical Procedures [15:00] A Responsibility to Love Your Work [24:01] Financial Compensation [25:47] Further Resources Students often wonder how to select a medical specialty. What will fit with their personality, their lifestyle, and be enjoyable? Well, today we are joined by Dr. Brent Lacey. He is a gastroenterologist and the founder of the Scope of Practice which helps physicians gain

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00:39:26

2.4 Teaching and Learning in Academic Medicine with ...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/07/16

In today’s episode Chase DiMarco talks with Dr. Jack Ende, Professor of Medicine at Perelman Medical School at the University of Pennsylvania. Jack was previously the President of the American College of Physicians and Series Editor of the seven-volume ‘Teaching Medicine’. He joins us today to discuss the theory and practice of teaching academic medicine, along with how students and preceptors can improve clinical interactions. Jack always had a fascination and appreciation for his teachers and

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00:28:26

2.3 Why MOOCs Make Sense for Medical Pedagogy with...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/07/09

In today’s episode, Chase DiMarco talks with Renée Hendriks, a PhD candidate at the Center of Innovation for Medical Education at the Leiden University Medical Center. Renée has done a great deal of research into MOOCs (Massive Open Online Classes) and what makes them effective. Together they discuss the evolution of online learning, the importance of course design and the future of the medium for medical education. When it comes to online learning, it is becoming more prevalent and Renée saw a need

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00:52:43

2.2 From MCAT to USMLE with William Davis PhD

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/07/02

In today’s episode, Chase DiMarco talks with William Davis, PhD, Assistant Professor of Science and Technology Studies and Chair of the Humanities and Social Sciences Department at California Northstate University College of Health Sciences. Together they discuss the role of technology in medical education, how to improve the scope of disciplines included in teaching and improving the patient/practitioner relationship. Students sometimes come to study medicine expecting they won’t need social

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00:33:43

2.1 Diversity & A New Social History in Medicine w/...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/06/25

In today’s episode, Chase DiMarco talks with Dr. Nicole Washington. Nicole joins Chase to discuss some difficult and uncomfortable topics that we all have to confront. This episode will focus on the issues of race, racism and representation within the healthcare and education systems. Originally from Louisiana, Nicole moved to Oklahoma to attend medical school 20 years ago. Nicole's previous experiences in education had been significantly more diverse but now, out of 90 students in her class, there

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00:02:42

Season 2 is Coming!

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/06/17

Welcome to the SECOND SEASON! It's been an interesting experience gathering topics for these episodes due to the rapidly changing medical education and social realms. This season of the 1-Minute Preceptor Podcast is going to bring you the same valuable clinical rotations and clerkship advice, but with a much broader view of what it means to succeed in your clinical experiences. If you are looking for advice for specific clerkships, advice for Letters of Recommendation, or resources to succeed in

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00:40:52

1.17 Changing Medicine and Clinical Education through...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/02/20

Dr. Ryan Neuhofel is a family physician based out of Lawrence, Kansas. He is also the past President of the Direct Primary Care Alliance which advocates for a stronger community and physician-led mentorship through DPC medicine. He likens DPC to the “Costco” of primary care with an emphasis on disease prevention. Dr. Neuhfel states that having his own clinic allows for greater freedom and time to keep updated on education and medical resources. Networking and learning from each other is also a great

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00:33:02

1.16 Rock Your Hospitalist Clinical Rotation with...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/02/14

Dr. Gerald Diaz joins us today with his vast experiences in clinical medicine and medical education. He began his medical journey in an anesthesiology residency before settling in as an internal medicine physician. He also has a passion for medical education and is a co-founder of GrepMed, an online medical image repository. he has formed a crowdsourced education platform for referencing clinically relevant medical images. Gerald believes that one skill that is very underappreciated in medical

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00:38:20

1.15 Compassionate Capitalism through Direct Primary...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/02/06

Josh Umbehr is the CEO of Atlas MD and a family physician in direct primary care. With over ten years of clinical education experience, he has many useful pearls on how to approach primary care education. He also covers a lot of business negotiating and business of medicine education material in their clinical rotations. Healthcare revolves around money and physicians should be well educated in many of the business aspects that they may be involved in. In primary care, there are standard inpatient

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00:43:01

1.14 Hi, my name is Chase and I’m a(n)… Addition &...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/01/30

Dr. Daniel Hochman is a board-certified psychiatrist with a private practice in Austin, TX. He is the creator of a revolutionary online addiction recovery program, selfrecovery.org. Dr. Hochman advocates for using strategies proven through hard science and describes them in ways that are easy to understand and incorporate into one’s life. In this episode, we will discuss how addition and recovery for patients and medical personnel is changing and the resources available to everyone. He believes that

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00:36:15

1.13 What Did I Eat? Gastroenterology with Brian...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/01/25

Dr. Brian Dooreck is a private practice gastroenterologist in south Florida. He actively produces “Lunch with Dr. Dooreck” educational videos for the LinkedIn community and has 11 years of clinical education experience. Today, he will teach us about the concerns with teaching general education, specialty-related obstacles in education, and simple recommendations for learners and patients to follow for a healthier self. Gastroenterology is an exciting mixture of procedures and follow-ups that gives

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00:43:57

1.12 The “PRACTICEs of Highly Successful” Students...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/01/16

Dr. Jeff Smith is a former residency director and current voluntary faculty member and assistant clinical professor at UCSD. He is an orthopaedic trauma surgeon and surgery coach that uses the 8 PRACTICEs of Highly Successful Surgeons to create a lifestyle-friendly practice. He also focuses on physician and student burnout and advocates for increased education around these topics. Dr. Smith noticed during his education that the old methods of clinical medicine and education are not always as

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00:33:45

1.11 “Move With a Purpose” With Podiatric Medicine...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2020/01/11

Dr. Tom Biernacki is a Residency Director in podiatric medicine. Similar to MD (allopathic physician) and DO (osteopathic physician) degrees, the DPM degree requires four years of medical school. They also have a mandated three-year residency, which is similar to many specialties in MD/DO pathways. It holds the most overlap with the medical specialty of orthopedics. However, podiatry handles many chronic diseases of the foot and ankle without the emergency and trauma care scenarios that an

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00:47:33

1.10 Nephrology Rotations and Free Market Medical...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2019/12/12

Dr. Kenneth Fisher practiced as a nephrologist for 31 years, is the author of multiple books related to healthcare including most recently Understanding Healthcare: A Historical Perspective, and is Co-Founder Michigan Free Market Medical Association. Kenneth believes in a medical system without the middleman and with greater price transparency. Medical expenses would be paid by cash and healthcare accounts as opposed to medical insurance. In clinical education for nephrology, the main focus is on

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00:35:16

1.9 Those Levels Look Off- Reproductive Endocrinology...

Rounds to Residency (from MedEd University) ·

2019/11/28

Dr. Cindy Duke is a board-certified OBGYN and a reproductive endocrinologist based out of Nevada. Reproductive endocrinology is a specialization that focuses on the first twelve weeks of pregnancy and complications in that time frame. It is also an OBGYN specialty that works with both male and female patients. It allows medical students and physicians to see a patient base they would usually not see in a core medical clerkship such as those wishing to freeze eggs and sperm or about to undergo gender

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