EM Stud

EM Stud

By Nate Lewis, MD and J. Scott Wieters, MDMedicineEducation
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EM Stud episodes

  • Virtual Interviews, Take Two!
    Last week the Coalition for Physician Accountability (COPA) released its recommendations for virtual residency interviews again in the 2021-2022 cycle. Drs. Nicole Dubosh and Sharon Bord from CDEM leadership join us in this episode to explain more and discuss their thoughts on virtual interviewing. Originally recorded Aug 27, 2021.
    26 min
  • How COVID Changed My Medical Education
    As medical schools and hospitals adjusted to the evolving COVID-19 pandemic, students felt the impact on their medical education and residency application process. In this episode we invited a group of medical students from across the country to share their thoughts and experiences over the past year. Originally recorded April 15, 2021.
    34 min
  • Toxicology With The VCU Tox Team
    Next on our series of What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Toxicology fellowship training with Drs. Emily Kershner, Natasha Tobarran, and Brandon Wills from Virginia Commonwealth University.
    20 min
  • Match Misunderstanding with Dr. Ben Schnapp
    How do external information and post-interview communications influence students' rank lists? In this episode, we talk with Dr. Benjamin Schnapp, associate program director and education fellowship director at the University of Wisconsin.
    31 min
  • AV Tips With Dr. Ben Smith
    Whether you’re recording a presentation or attending a virtual interview, you want to look and sound your best. Dr. Ben Smith (@UltrasoundJelly), Director of Emergency Ultrasound and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Tennessee, shares his tips on how to level-up your virtual presence.
    Note: This track contains audio only from our first video episode available at https://youtu.be/gJDAlMGW3hc
    36 min

About EM Stud

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What is an EM Stud? 1. A medical student with the drive and determination to learn as much as possible about Emergency Medicine. 2. A medical student who's knowledge, compassion, and work ethic is…