More Than Medical Students

Comment bien choisir sa specialté? Quels facteurs faut il prendre en compte et quelles réflexions faut il privilégier au moment de ce choix crucial? On t'éxplique tout dans cet épisode!

Bienvenue dans ce nouvel épisode du Podcast Plus Que Des Etudiants en Médecine. Dans cet épisode, on s'attaque à un GROS sujet: comment choisir sa spécialité au moment du classement de l'internat? Il y a évidemment BEAUCOUP de choses a dire sur ce sujet, c'est pour cela que j'avais envie de discuter de ce sujet depuis longtemps et lépisode est bien là!

Pour cet épisode j’ai le plaisir de recevoir Mirana de @stayapanda_medlife, interne en médecine du travail et créatrice sur les réseaux sociaux.

A nous deux nous parlons beaucoup de choix de spé sur nos réseaux: Mirana a créé des posts de présentation pour chaque spé sur sa page instagam, quand a moi j'ai mon autre podcast (en Anglais) sur les différentes spécialités au Royaume Uni, donc vous êtes entre de bonnes mains dans cet épisode pour VRAIMENT bien explorer le sujet!

Dans cet épisode nous parlons d'experiences de stage, de classement EDN, de spés mal connues a découvrir pendant tes études et du concept de 'prestige' dans les spés. On t'a fait une vraie liste des "questions a se poser pour choisir ta spécialité". Nous parlons aussi du changement de spécialité et du droit au remords- et ça fait du bien d'ouvrir la conversation sur ce sujet!

C'est un épisode passionnant où l’on ouvre de vraies réflexions importantes pour tous les étudiants. N'hésite pas a le partager autotu de toi! Bonne écoute a tous !

Nous retrouver:

La page du podcast : @morethanmedicalstudents

L’hôte et créatrice du podcast : @mariannedoesmedicine

Notre invité : Instagram @stayapanda_medlife

Pour prolonger la conversation:

-Vidéo Youtube de Mirana sur le sujet https://youtu.be/YgJJWpqBktE?si=W5azqBJOOjpBq2Jh

-Interview de Mirana https://youtu.be/_Vvr8x8qzTM?si=mqZ8_AKhQKa1LMTF

-Podcast de Marianne Doctors Apply to Training sur Spotify

This is an episode Extract from our More Than Medical Student Podcast and in this <5 minute extract we discuss how to apply to a phd as a medical student. If you want to listen to the full episode, head over to EPISODE 45 now!

Our speakers in this episode:

-Podcast host: Dr Marianne Gazet, ST2 Resident Doctor @mariannedoesmedicine

-Our guest: Dr Anezka Macey-Dare, FY1 Doctor and PhD from Cambridge University

-Our guest:

Welcome to another episode of the more than medical students podcast! We are delighted to discuss a very interesting topic today which is: doing a PhD as a medical student. This is a unique and amazing route for students who are aiming to do research and academia, and not a very common occurrence at med school so we are delighted to be able to bring this route forward and hopefully inspire others who may be interested. 

Our guest today is Dr Anezka Macey-Dare, who is a newly qualified doctor who took some time out during medical school to complete an Intercalated PhD. She graduated with a Bsc and MBBS from Imperial College London and PhD from Cambridge University. In this episode we discuss her journey in Research and Academia. She discusses how she decided to apply for an intercalated PhD and why this was a good time for her in her Educational career. She also shares tips for a successful PhD application for any listeners who are interested in applying! We discuss how she organised and conducted her PhD and what it’s like to step from medical student to researcher. It was really fascinating to get to dive into her experience working in such a fascinating project and hear from her personal experience as a PhD student in one of the World’s most prestigious and competitive universities.

Our host:

Dr Marianne Gazet, ST2 Resident Doctor in London contact via @mariannedoesmedicine on instagram and TikTok

Our guest:

Dr Anezka Macey-Dare, Academic FY1 Doctor who graduated with a MBBS from Imperial College and PhD from Cambridge University, contact on LinkedIn

This is an episode Extract from our More Than Medical Student Podcast and in this <4 minute extract we discuss the different areas of student life that the BMA student committee has been working on in the past year. If you want to listen to the full episode, head over to EPISODE 44 now!

Our speakers in this episode:

-Podcast host: Madihah, Medical Student in London 

-Our guest: Dr Rob Tucker, FY1 Doctor and outgoing BMA Students Chair, contact via LinkedIn

This is an episode Extract from our More Than Medical Student Podcast and in this <3 minute extract we discuss Rob’s journey into becoming the BMA student committee chair. If you want to listen to the full episode, head over to EPISODE 44 now!

Our speakers in this episode:

-Podcast host: Madihah, Medical Student in London 

-Our guest: Dr Rob Tucker, FY1 Doctor and outgoing BMA Students Chair, contact via LinkedIn

Welcome to another episode of the more than medical students podcast! We are delighted to be joined by Dr Rob Tucker, newly graduated F1 doctor and the outgoing BMA Students Chair. 

Rob is a newly graduated medical student and had held many roles during his time as med student in leadership and advocacy. He also has a great interest in medical education, he has pursued his intercalation in this subject and has become the director of communications and social media at the Association of Medical Education. 

We discuss a variety of topics with Rob including recent debates and controversies on medical school places, doctor job allocations and doctors strikes. We also discuss 

student finance support and funding and what the BMA is working on to improve this for students.

Note: opinions voiced in this episode are individual opinions only and do not reflect that of the speakers’ employers or organisation.

Our hosts:

Our guests:

Resources mentioned in this episode:

the BMA website and instagram @bma.students

This is a Snippet from our More Than Medical Student Podcast and in this <3 minute extract we discuss the importance of being ourselves as medical students and not letting people put us in a box: we are medical students but we are also so much more than that!

Our speakers in this episode:

-Our guest: Dr Becky Kemp Arnold, new F1 Doctor and previous student union and united hospital union president

This is a Snippet from our More Than Medical Student Podcast and in this <3 minute extract we discuss our guest's role of being her medical school's Student Union president. If you want to her more about her role and sudent leadership head over to the full episode now!

Our speakers in this episode:

-Our guest: Dr Becky Kemp Arnold, new F1 Doctor and previous student union and united hospital union president

Let’s chat about  student representation and leadership this week!

Welcome to another episode of the more than medical students podcast! We are delighted to be joined by not one but by two amazing guests, the newly graduated doctors Becky & Charlie. Becky and Charlie have had amazing journeys at medical school including becoming president of their universities student union and then moving even further becoming the presidents of United Hospital, a society that brings together SU presidents from the different London Med Schools. 

What is student representation and why is it important? How does one prepare for and execute a role like this? What are things to be aware of before considering this role at your medical school? Learn about all this and more in this week’s episode;

It was lovely discussing their journey into medical school and tips for anyone interested in student representation and leadership. Not one to be missed!

Our hosts:

• Dr Marianne Gazet, ST1 Resident Doctor in London contact via @mariannedoesmedicine on instagram and linkedin

• Madihah, Medical Student in London 

Our guests:

• Dr Becky Kemp Arnold contact via LikedIn and Insta

• Dr Charlie Sellar contact via LikedIn

Resources mentioned in this episode:

The sharp scratch podcast

Student resources of your university (finance team, welfare teams)

If you enjoyed this episode you will likely enjoy:

Episode 19 with Muntaha, ICSM SU president during the 2020 covid year and his experience in managing this crisis for students.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1dFUsSCCbu8lqGt3kRPfSO?si=xoNKa1iTRaChyv2CMX6hrA

Bienvenue dans ce nouvel épisode du Podcast Plus Que Des Etudiants en Médecine. Dans cet épisode j’ai le plaisir de recevoir Lila Bui, étudiante en médecine et sportive professionnelle dans la discipline du karaté.

Le parcours de Lila est passionnant a écouter! Elle a grandi entre ses études et le karaté, en menant de front ses deux passions! Après son bac, Lila décide de se concentrer sur le karaté et d’aller aux championnats du monde, ou elle y remporte la première place en équipe, pour ensuite se tourner vers une PACEs l’année suivante et entamer le parcours pour atteindre son deuxième objectif: la médecine. Elle nous raconte comment elle a réussi à trouver l’équilibre entre cours, examens, stages d’externats, entraînements et championnats en France et à l’étranger. Lila est aujourd'hui en dernière année d’études de médecine et travaille comme coach de karaté en parallèle pour accompagner de jeunes athlètes dans leurs parcours. 

Un épisode passionnant où l’on parle de médecine, de sport, de famille et d’équilibre. Bonne écoute a tous !

Nous retrouver:

La page du podcast : @morethanmedicalstudents

L’hôte et créatrice du podcast : @mariannedoesmedicine

Retrouver notre invité : Instagram @lila_bui

Mentionnés dans cet épisode: Livre recommandé par Lila: Ta deuxième vie commence lorsque tu comprends que tu n’en a qu’une