CMDA's Student PULSE Podcast

Bill Griffin, DDS joins Bill Reichart to discuss the role CMDA plays in the lives of Dental school students plus graduate dentists with community, support, prayer and fellowship.

Allen Craig, MD and Doug Lindberg, MD discuss the MAP International Fellows Program which gives medical students an opportunity to get an international rotation funded.

David Goodman, MD shares about the student Bible study he created around the book of James and his on going ministry of mentorship & discipling medical students.

Omari Hodge, MD and Val Tramonte, MD share during CMDA's Day of Prayer to encourage and uplift our members and other healthcare workers during this battle against the coronavirus.

Zack Meade describes what it is like to be in the world's first engineering-based College of Medicine to become a future physician-innovator who thinks differently and provides even better patient care. NOTE: The end announcements were recorded BEFORE the CMDA 2020 National Convention was canceled. Please see COVID 19 link for more information.

Bill Reichart, CMDA's Vice President of Campus & Community Ministries, shares about how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted CMDA's 2020 National Convention and other CMDA student events.

Kate Abraham, MD is a second year family medicine resident at Cahaba Family Medicine Residency. The urban and rural tracks of Cahaba strive to prepare and equip graduates to serve as pioneer leaders in marginalized communities. Residents and attendings are encouraged to live in the neighborhoods they serve, attend house church together, and engage in international missions.

Omari Hodge, MD joins Bill Reichart and CMDA CEO Mike Chupp, MD to discuss racism and medicine, and what CMDA is doing to embrace diversity.

Stacy Dunn, an Air Force ENT surgeon’s wife reflects on the trials and challenges medical families face during the rigorous training years of medical school and residency. Stacy married her college sweetheart, Joel, in the summer of 2006. Stacy and Joel authentically open up about their family’s CHAOTIC life during the training years and beyond in hopes of encouraging and equipping more medical families for success at home and at work. When medical families win, so do our communities.

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Dr. Tatiana Santos was raised in Florida and earned her B.S. from Florida
International University. She then went on to complete medical school at
the University of Silesia School of Medicine, where she co-founded the 6 th
Chapter of the Student Government Association. Dr. Santos recently
completed her Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration from Purdue
University. She has served on the Health Impact Council for the United
Way Worldwide and Advisory Board for Best Buddies International. Her
interest in medical ethics began in her previous career as a trial paralegal
for medical malpractice cases, and from her involvement with the American
Medical Association on the ongoing issue of physician-assisted suicide.
She has extensive knowledge on end of life decisions from her participation
in advance directive preparations at the University of Florida. Dr. Santos is
fluent in Portuguese and Spanish.