Random Medical school Podcasts

Hello and welcome to the Zero to Finals podcast. My name is Dr Thomas Watchman. I am a GP in the UK and I love creating educational material for studying medicine. This podcast is designed to be a time-efficient revision tool to help you study for your medical exams. Each podcast leads on from the next and each season tackles a different area of medicine. The podcast supplements the material available on the www.zerotofinals.com website, in the Zero to Finals books and on the Zero to Finals YouTube channel. Whilst listening to a podcast you can follow along with written information and illustrations on the Zero to Finals website or books. You can also find Zero to Finals on instagram, Facebook and twitter. If you have any comments, suggestions or want to get in touch you can email me at tom@zerotofinals.com.Enjoy the show!

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Science

Tags: finals revision, learn medicine, medical education, medical exams, medical finals, medical revision, medical school, medical student, Medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, surgery

Our Why:

Fewer than 6% of Physicians in the United States identify as Black. As Black pre-health professions students, medical students, residents and attending physicians and healthcare workers, we can struggle to find our sense of community. Feelings of self-doubt, inadequacy or even imposter syndrome may begin to creep in.

As Black Physicians (and future Physicians and healthcare workers) we experience many of the same failures, victories and challenges. The Black Doctors Podcast provides representation, advice and a community for underrepresented minorities pursuing healthcare related careers. Weekly conversations with Black Medical Students, Residents and Physicians brings the supportive, enriching vibes of Howard, Meharry and Morehouse directly to your eardrums.

Join our community. Join the conversation. Join The Black Doctors Podcast. …because representation matters

Instagram: @TheBlackDoctorsPodcast

Twitter: @StevenBradleyMD

www.TheBlackDoctorsPodcast.com

Founder/Creator: Steven Bradley, MD

Creative Director: Nate Jones, MD

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Saying “NO” in Medicine: The Ethics of Speaking Truth to Power

In this episode of the Black Doctors Podcast, we explore the ethical implications of saying “NO”. With recent news of a nursing strike in NYC, what is the ethical and appropriate way to say, “enough is enough”?

Dr. Steven Bradley, our host shares several personal stories in which he said, NO. Listen and share your thoughts! Below are three tips for saying NO:

– Be assertive: Clearly and confidently express your inability to take on additional work, and provide a valid reason for your refusal.
– Offer alternatives: If possible, suggest alternative solutions or individuals who may be able to take on the extra work instead.
– Prioritize your workload: Make sure to prioritize your existing responsibilities and prioritize what work is most important to complete.

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If you enjoyed this episode, please share with a friend and leave a comment and rating on iTunes. TBDP is a volunteer passion project with the goal of inspiring all who listen.

In-house music and audio production, so any ideas for improvements or suggestions for future guests are welcome. Visit www.StevenBradleyMD.com to learn more about our host. He is available for consultations or speaking engagements regarding health equity and medical ethics.

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Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: black doctors, diversity in medicine, healthcare disparities, medical school, premed

A pre-med club for everyone, I Want to Be a Doctor gives listeners an invitation into the often privileged and impenetrable world of becoming a physician. Join host Dr. Robin Dickinson MD as she answers questions from medical hopefuls or curious bystanders. About half of our listeners are families with kids who are interested in a medical career and most of our questions come from pre-med or medical students. Why? Because it’s never to early to start asking questions and thinking about a medical career! So whether you are in medical school trying to choose a specialty or in elementary school dreaming of your career, there are episodes for you! Now is the time to submit your questions! Email podcast@docrobinschool.com and please include your first name and grade/class level if you want to be acknowledged. ****Every episode is sponsored by Dr. Robin’s School, the pre-med curriculum for kids! Visit docrobinschool.com to learn more****

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Science

Tags: career advice, doctor, how to become a doctor, kids science, medical school, physician, Pre-med, Pre-Medicine, premed, residency, stem

They’ve done their research so you don’t have to. Body of Work is an exploration of health topics in the news and important matters facing science with experts from Baylor College of Medicine. Scientists, physicians and specialists from diverse disciplines discuss the impact of hot-button issues on healthcare, research, community and education.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Science

Tags: Anatomy, doctors, expert, health, health science, Hot Topics, medical education, medical school, Medicine, physician, research, science

Two completely uninformed medical bozos talk about medic life and the perils of social media ***Please note that this podcast and any related materials are meant for entertainment purposes only. Everything you will read/listen to in relation to the podcast may be based on true life events but names, dates and some details have been changed to protect the innocent and not so innocent***

Categories: Comedy

Tags: doctor, elective, holiday, medical elective, medical school, physician, studies studying

Courtesy of AccessMedicine, Harrison’s PodClass delivers illuminating and engaging discussions on key principles of internal medicine, around board-style case vignettes from the acclaimed McGraw-Hill book, Harrison’s Self-Assessment and Board Review.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Science

Tags: board exams, Internal Medicine, medical school, Medicine