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S2.E7: Everything you Need to Know About Podiatry with @thedpmjourney
This week, Lasya sat down with Dr.Chilukuri (her mom!) to discuss how to establish a career in medicine while making sure you have a good support system to strike a good work life balance. She talks about everything from the matching process while freshly married, to being a pregnant resident, and opening her private practice while pregnant.
0:00-2:00 Introduction
2:00-3:00 Dr. C’s Medical Journey
3:00-8:00 Residency Matching Process and having a support system
8:00-10:50 Pregnancy and residency
10:50-14:30 Opening a Private Practice
15:00-20:30 Balancing Work/Family Life
20:30-22:15- Advice to those interested in medicine
23:00-END Conclusion
This week Lasya and Viji sit down with Dr.Shah (@doctor.darsh). He entered undergrad as a BS/MD student, but he didn’t matriculate into the affiliated medical school due to not meeting the GPA cut off. He shares his journey of how he turned that heart break into motivation to maximize his gap years and become a PMnR resident today!
0-0:48 - Introduction
0:49-4:01 - The differences between high school and college that resulted in him not meeting the GPA cut off for matriculating into his med school
4:02-8:59 - How he strategically built his resume to get into medical school after 2 admissions cycles
9:00-9:57 - Why he is glad he is a DO (osteopathic physician)
9:57-13:47 - The importance of taking a gap year
13:47-15:43 - How to become a better version of yourself everyday
15:43-16:43 - How to not focus on the long time you’re spending to become a doctor
16:44-17:16 - Conclusion
Today we talk to Brittany Ladson (@mymilestomedicine) who is an OMS3 at MSUCOM to talk about 5 things she wish she knew before entering medical school!
0-1:11 - Introduction
1:11-5:14 - The diversity amongst the medical school class
5:15-11:56 - Building your resume doesn’t stop in medical school + how to leverage support and time to do so
11:56-15:27 - How to keep relationships (family, friends, significant others) outside of medical school positive
15:27-18:11 - Sometimes medical school is longer than 4 years
18:11-20:55 - Medical school exams are very different from ones in undergrad
20:55-21:22 - Conclusion
Jake Goodman is a medical student at Thomas Jefferson University’s medical school studying towards his MD/MBA. He is showing his authentic journey to medical school through his Destination Healthcare Podcast, Tik Tok (where he has 200K followers), and his Instagram. He discusses all those things and more in today’s episode.
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