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This month, Student Doctor Haley Schuster is joined by Dr. Misra, Dr. Smith, and Dr. Baylis for an insightful discussion on excelling in your third-year medical rotations. They share practical tips, expert advice, and real-life experiences to help you navigate this crucial phase of your medical education. Tune in for valuable strategies to build your knowledge, confidence, and skills to make the most of your rotations.

In celebration of Pride Month, Traci-lyn Eisenberg (she/her), DO, FACOFP, and Student Doctor Jay Wang (he/him) discuss the intersections of LGBTQ+ patients, family medicine, and advocacy. Dr. Eisenberg shares her experiences as a provider for the queer community, and Wang shares his perspectives and resources on how you can support the queer community.

Jay Shubrook, DO, FAAFP, FACOFP, discusses Type 1 diabetes (T1D). He delves into the importance of screening, early intervention, and patient-centered care. He also addresses the increasing prevalence in adults and modern technologies that are aiding T1D treatment.

Dr. Shubrook discloses relationships with Abbott, Bayer, and Novo Nordisk as a non-CE consultant and AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, and Novo Nordisk as an advisory board member. This podcast has been reviewed by non-conflicted physicians to ensure any potential conflicts are mitigated.

Nicholas Pennings, DO, FACOFP, discusses the impacts of stigma and how to lessen them, new pharmacological therapies, behavioral approaches to treatment, and overcoming barriers to insurance coverage.

Dr. Pennings discloses relationships with Medifast as an independent contractor and Abbott as a consultant. This podcast has been reviewed by non-conflicted physicians to ensure any potential conflicts are mitigated.

How does a DO include OMT into everyday practice? Steven Ferreira, DO, discusses OMT with new patients, time management, and coding tips.

Not all medical career paths look the same. Joel Feder, DO, FACOFP dist., talks about medical mission trips, street medicine, and coming up through the Navy as a DO.

What is direct primary care (DPC)? Harpreet Tsui, DO, discusses DPC and emphasizes its advantages, including decreased administrative workload, adaptable scheduling, and enhanced patient care. Hosted by Student Doctor Katie Metzler.

Lauren Clemmons, DO, FACOFP, certified in the American Osteopathic Association - Family Practice, obtained her medical education at Lincoln Memorial University. Her residency and internship were completed at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton, Florida. Dr. Clemmons currently serves as assistant professor of Family Medicine and Osteopathic Principles and Practice at the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine. Hosted by Student Doctor Paranjaya Pokharel.

OMT is rapidly gaining recognition and popularity. Sara-Bethany Smith Weir, DO, a 2018 graduate of Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM) and assistant professor at ACOM, discusses OMT in daily practice. Hosted by Student Doctor Paranjaya Pokharel.

Jon Torres, DO, FACOFP, FAAO, discusses his experience becoming an advocate for his patients and the profession that set him on a path to run for state legislature. This episode is also captured as an ACOFP blog post, you can read it here.