Dive deep into medical education with these dynamic hosts as they spotlight the evidence-based learning experience at the School of Medicine Greenville. Prepare to be inspired as they unpack the exciting service-learning projects that shape their academic journey and leave a lasting impact on the community.

On this episode of Just What the Doctor Ordered, we sit down with School of Medicine Greenville graduates, physicians Madison Little and Bailey Blair, to discuss life after med school, the call to become a doctor (OB/GYN), and their passions for service in medicine. 

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Join us for this exciting episode of "Just What the Doctor Ordered," as we highlight USC School of Medicine Greenville’s EMT program. Our guest is Dr. Elizabeth Mannion, a specialist in EMS and Operational Medicine, who talks about SOMG’s EMT program. Dr. Mannion discusses the EMT experience for first-year medical students and the program’s partnership with Prisma Health. The training helps SOMG’s future physicians to better understand the socioeconomic influences on the patient experience and to be prepared to face an emergency. “You want to be on a plane with our students,” says Dr. Mannion.

In this episode, we sit down with the Alzheimer’s Association to discuss the differences between dementia and Alzheimer's, preventative care techniques that can help caregivers and patients, resources provided by alz.org, and local support groups and events.

In this episode of Just What the Doctor Ordered, we sit down with Dean Marjorie Jenkins and Dean Emeritus Jerry Youkey to discuss the 10th Anniversary of the School of Medicine Greenville, a milestone for our school and our community.

In this episode, we discuss the impact of Root Cause, a health and public services fair, designed to engage the Upstate. With more than 1,500 impacted, Root Cause collaborates with various partners and health care experts to provide resources and teach relevant public health topics.

Join us as we sit down with Dr. Ann Blair Kennedy, the director of the Patient Engagement Studio (PES) and patient expert, Pam Evans , to discuss what the PES is, why it is important, and how you can get involved!

Join us as we sit down with Chris D’Esposito and Aaliyah Keels, two graduating seniors at the UofSC School of Medicine Greenville to discuss graduating in the midst of a pandemic and their plans for after medical school!

In this episode, we’ll be discussing Match Day, one of the most significant milestones in the life of a physician, with one of the UofSC School of Medicine Greenville's own students who will be Matching on March 19.

With ever-increasing tuition costs, seeking donor support for scholarships remains a high-priority fundraising endeavor at colleges and universities. We want to explore how donors use their time, talent,and treasure to make an impact on the School of Medicine Greenville students.