Wondering how to navigate finding research opportunities from a new, small medical school? In this Episode of Sink or Swim, Tiffany and Christian talk strategies for finding mentors, joining projects, navigating ERAS, and more. Whether you’re just starting M1 or writing your CV, this episode is your research launchpad.

In this episode we explore personal finance plans for medical students. We explore personal finance targeted at medical students, particularly for students about to start residency.

Featureing M4 Student Rama Bhat and Dr. Gauri Bhat who is Associate Professor of Accounting at the SMU Cox School of Business in Dallas Texas.

This episode explores anesthesia risks, complications, and innovations. It covers rare but serious anesthesia-related events, how providers manage emergencies, the latest advancements in anesthetic drugs, AI-assisted monitoring, and the future of personalized care.

This episode explores the foundations of anesthesia, from the different types and how they work to what patients experience before, during, and after surgery. It also explores the world of the operating room, detailing the critical decisions anesthesiologists make behind the scenes to ensure patient safety and a smooth procedure.

Co-hosts: Salam Harb (M4), Autumn Pough (M4), Katie Kenon (M4)

In this episode, we will discuss the similarities and differences between community and academic residency programs

Co-hosts: Autumn Pough (M4) and Katie Kenon (M4)

In this episode, we will be looking at the pre-med/medical school process from a new lens: the lens of a parent.

Co-hosts: Katie Kenon (M4), Trina Kenon (Katie’s mom)

In this episode, we will discuss some of the things that we have learned on our journey to medicine and what advice we would give our younger selves

Co-hosts: Katie Kenon (M4), Maria Pereira (M4), Stachyse Stanis (M4)

This podcast explores the profound impact of food on health, from its role in preventing chronic diseases to the emerging field of nutritional medicine. I discuss how dietary choices influence conditions like obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, while also examining the power of anti-inflammatory diets and the gut microbiome in overall well-being. Featuring M4 student Sunaina Addanki.

This episode will discuss the history the anti-vax movement with a focus on the 1998 Wakefeild publication.

Featuring M4 student Sergio Medina