Sink or Swim Podcast: Recent Episodes
Sink or Swim Podcast
This podcast aims to give an inside look into the lives and experiences of those who attend and are associated with Nova Southeastern University's College of Allopathic Medicine (NSU MD)!
Our podcast is student-driven, and reflects the personal views of both our hosts and our guests. Our comments do not reflect any official views of NSU MD.
This episode reviews best practices and tips for succeding in Sub-Is and away rotations. Featuring M4s: Nicole Starke, Brittany Puebla, Kristina Reyes, Andrew Schleffer
This episode explores the history of Emergency Medicine. Featurinhg M4s: Nicole Starke, Brittany Puebla, Andrew Schleffer
This episode examins lessons learned for STEP exams. Featuring M4s Nicole Starke, Brittany Puebla, Kristina Reyes, Andrew Schleffer
This episode features a discussion of Women in Medicine. Featuring M4s: Kristina Reyes, Brittany Puebla, Nicole Starke.
Journey to and through the couples match featuring M4s Kristina Reyes and Andrew Schleffer.
In today's episode we're going to talk about all the things I wish I knew earlier in medical school this is for whether you're an M1 just trying to find your rhythm or an M4 applying for residency these are the lessons that I learned the hard way so you don't have to. This episode goes through the years from M1 to M4 year. Featuring M4 Sheena Pubien.
In this episode we’ll explore how anesthesia changed not only medicine, but the way we think about pain, consciousness, and being human. We’ll go through the journey to anesthesia which was filled with bold experiments, strange theories, and breakthroughs that changed medicine forever. This episode in particular will focus on anesthesia after Ether Day in 1846 and its journey to modern anesthesia. Featuring M4 Sheena Pubien
In this episode we’ll explore how anesthesia changed not only medicine, but the way we think about pain, consciousness, and being human. We’ll go through the journey to anesthesia which was filled with bold experiments, strange theories, and breakthroughs that changed medicine forever. This episode in particular will focus on anesthesia from ancient time until Ether Day in 1846. Featuring M4 Sheena Pubien
This episode is about how to thrive in your anesthesia elective rotation. The anesthesia rotation isn’t like any other rotation you’ve done before. Anesthesia is different. In this podcast episode I’m going to go over some general tips, how to set up the OR, preop, post op and some resources I used during my rotations. Featuring M4 Sheena Pubien.
This podcast episode explores mental health issues that medical students may face. Topics include falling behind, anxiety, emotion regulation, and procrastination. Featuring William Dawson, MS4 at NSU MD
This podcast episode explores psychiatric shelf topics to help medical students prepare for their examination. Featuring William Dawson, MS4 at NSU MD
Are you a medical student curious about Family Medicine but not sure where to start? In this episode, we dive into how to explore, engage, and excel in Family Medicine early in your medical journey. From joining interest groups and attending conferences to finding mentors and making the most of your clinical rotations, we’ll guide you through actionable steps to build your foundation in this diverse and rewarding specialty. Whether you’re a first-year student exploring options or a fourth-year preparing for Match, this episode is packed with insight, stories, and advice from students, residents, and physicians who’ve walked the path before you. Featuring M4 Gerald Chang.
The primary care clerkship is a key component of a medical student’s clinical training. In this episode, we delve into everything you need to know about this vital rotation. From understanding the day-to-day responsibilities to tips for excelling in patient care, we break down the expectations, challenges, and rewards that come with this pivotal experience. Whether you’re a medical student about to start your rotation or simply curious about what goes on behind the scenes in primary care, this episode will provide valuable insights. Listen in as we talk with experienced students, faculty, and practicing physicians who share their personal tips and lessons learned during this critical part of medical education. Featuring M4 Gerald Chang.
The fourth year of medical school is a time of transformation — from student to doctor. But between residency applications, away rotations, Step 2 exams, and trying to enjoy your “last year of freedom,” it can feel like a balancing act. In this episode, we break down how to approach the fourth year strategically and sanely. From scheduling tips and application advice to wellness reminders and insider insights, you’ll learn how to make M4 both productive and memorable. Whether you’re planning sub-internships, prepping for Match, or just trying to survive interviews, this episode gives you the roadmap to thrive in your final year of med school. Featuring M4 Gerald Chang
Medical school is intense — long hours, endless exams, and constant pressure. But it doesn’t have to mean sacrificing joy, hobbies, or social life. In this episode, we unpack how to keep having fun and build a fulfilling life while training to become a doctor. From practical time management strategies and creative outlets to social connection and mental health insights, we’ll explore real stories from students who’ve figured out how to work hard and live well. Whether you’re a first-year buried in anatomy or a fourth-year on the interview trail, this episode is your reminder: fun isn’t optional — it’s part of success. Featuring M4 Gerald Chang
In this episode, Sydney (MS4) and Dr. Rolando De Leon, a core faculty member and chair of the NSU MD Ob/Gyn Department discuss postpartum care. They review what a patient can expect in the postpartum period and the importance of postpartum care.
In this episode, Sydney (MS4) and Stephanie (MS3) discuss tips success on your Ob/Gyn rotation and review high yeild topics included on the shelf exam (and STEP2!).
In this episode, Zaen (MS4), Rishabh (MS4), and Alan (MS4) reflect on the winding path of choosing a specialty—from the dreams they entered medical school with to the final decisions guiding their residency applications. This honest conversation offers insight, advice, and reassurance for anyone navigating the uncertainty of finding their place in the medical field.
In this episode, Zaen (MS4), Rishabh (MS4), Saad (MS4), and Alan (MS4) share their definitions of wellness and the unique ways they cultivate it outside of their studies. Through candid conversation, they explore how their approaches to physical, mental, and social well-being have evolved throughout medical school, from M1 to M4. They reflect on how prioritizing wellness has shaped their resilience, academic performance, and overall growth as future physicians.
Not everyone takes the same path to medicine—and that’s a strength. In this Episode of Sink or Swim, four M4 students share what it means to take the scenic route, how to maintain work-life balance, and how their unique perspectives shape how they show up for patients and themselves.
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.
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
This podcast explores the complexities of India’s healthcare system, highlighting the contrast between private and public healthcare, the challenges of rural access, and the financial burden on patients. From government initiatives like Ayushman Bharat to the rise of telemedicine and India’s role as a global leader in pharmaceutical innovation, I discuss both the strengths and shortcomings of the system. Featuring M4 student Sunaina Addanki.
This podcast explores the evolving role of AI in medicine. I talk about examining AI’s impact on diagnostics, patient care, and medical education. From AI-powered imaging tools to predictive analytics in critical care, I discuss how these innovations are transforming healthcare while also raising ethical concerns about bias, data privacy, and the physician-patient relationship. Featuring M4 student Sunaina Addanki.
This podcast discusses the intersection of medicine and politics in the past, present, and future. From major legislation like the Affordable Care Act to the ethical dilemma’s physicians face in advocacy, I discuss the evolving role of physicians in political discourse. Key issues such as pharmaceutical pricing to public health debates, I discuss how we can stay informed and engaged in shaping healthcare initiatives. Featuring M4 student Sunaina Addanki.
In this episode, we will be walking through our M4 experience as an Internal Medicine and OB/GYN Applicant.
Co-hosts: Autumn Pough (M4) and Katie Kenon (M4)
In this episode, M4 Drew Baeza will be giving advice and tips on how to successfully pioneer through medical school with the dream of applying ophthalmology.
This episode will include one student's perspective and personal journey through the preparation and application process for medical school including MCAT, STEPs, Clerkships, and shelf exams. Featuring M4 student Drew Baeza.
In this episode, M4 Hiam discusses how to adapt to your first year of medical school. She provides advice, study strategies, and insights to adapt to the challenges of medical school while maintaining your well-being.
In this episode, M4 Hiam discusses how to best prepare for residency interviews. She provides advice and insights on how to excel in residency interviews while addressing common concerns and challenges.
In this episode we continue our discussion reviewing key topics essential for succeding on your ortho away rotation. Featuring M4 student Daniel Acevedo
In this episode we will discuss an overview of key topics essential for succeding on your ortho away rotation. Featuring M4 student Daniel Acevedo
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On this episdoe we discuss what palliative care is, why the rotation is benificial for all medical students, and coping strategies while on rotation. Featuring M4s Alvin and Saket.
This episode will center on the benefits of a gap year, reflections on what Nick wishes he knew before medical school, and advice for premed students considering a gap year. Featuring M4s Alvin and Nicholas.
On this episode we will discuss career interest in Emergency Medicine and the residency application journey . Featuring NSU MD M4s Alvin and Jaime.
In this episode, we sit down with third-year medical students Alan and Alec from Nova Southeastern University (NSU). Together, we’ll explore the importance of volunteering in the medical field, the various volunteer opportunities available at NSU, and the exciting upcoming free clinic. Tune in to hear how these future doctors are contributing to their community and why volunteerism is such a crucial aspect of their medical education.
In this episode, M4’s Kyle and Maddy discuss recommendations for studying in your preclinical years and clerkships, and how these relate to preparation for Step 1 and Step 2. They also discuss what goes into a successful Step preparation dedicated period, how to make a study schedule, and recommendations for test day.
In this episode, M4’s Kyle and Maddy discuss their journey through the Couples Match process. They discuss the process from the decision to Couples Match all the way through making a rank list for a successful match.
Link to couples match rank list generator: https://residencymatchtools.com/couplesmatch.html
In this episode, M4’s Kyle and Maddy talk through their experiences and advice on how to perform well in clerkships. They also discuss specifics for Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Family Medicine, and Psychiatry clerkships.
Link to psych template: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fxTFBdC0un-eqvvx9a9Y91taV06ES6OaNp1fFdew3Sk/edit?usp=sharing
In this episode, M4’s Kyle and Maddy walk through their approach to promoting lifestyle change and important factors to consider across nutrition, exercise, sleep, and mental health.
This epsidoe will explore the contribution of psychiatrist through the ages.
Featuring M4 student Sergio Medina
This episode will detail one student's experiences with each portion of medical school up until their 4th year.
Featuring M4 Sergio Medina
This episode explores one student's life journey, starting from childhood up until matriculation into medical school, including how being a URM affected my path into medicine.
Featuring M4 Student Sergio Medina
Today we are diving into the dark yet fascinating world of pandemics- historical pandmics to be exact, and how they shaped modern medicine!
Featuring Class of 2025 M4 student Sandra Ashamalla
Today's discussion explores the history of the Tuskegee Syphilis study and how this scandal shaped modern medical research and practices.
Featuring Class of 2025 M4 student Sandra Ashamalla
Dr. Tessema has received numerous awards for his excellence in research and has multiple publications and presentations in his field. He studied advanced medical and surgical care of complex sino-nasal conditions. and has clinical interest in the endoscopic management of advanced frontal sinus disease and skull base tumors.
Dr. Tessema serves on the advisory board for Global ENT outreach, a nonprofit organization committed to train doctors from developing countries to become self sustained in basic ENT related surgical care. Dr. Tessema also serves as the Associate Director of the Ayer Neuroscience Institute Skull Base Center at Hartford Hospital.
Listen in on a conversation between Gaby (M4) and Saket (M4) as we talk about our fitness goals before and after medical school, and what we look forward to in residency.
Dr. Daniel Leon is a physician who specializes in preventative medicine. “I chose this profession to help others achieve better health and quality of life, especially our seniors,” he says. Dr. Leon strives to provide personalized care by learning about his patients’ families and personal lives, in addition to their health concerns. If Dr. Leon could make any changes about healthcare today, he would prioritize the value of care and reduce patient volume. “Whenever I can deeply impact the health and wellbeing of any patient, it drives me even more to keep helping people in need,” he says.
In his free time, Dr. Leon enjoys doing mechanical work on cars and fishing. He also loves spending time with family and friends
Join Gaby (M4) and Saket (M4) as we talk about the history of medical education and how it has evolved over time.
Custers, Eugène J.F.M. PhD; Cate, Olle ten PhD. The History of Medical Education in Europe and the United States, With Respect to Time and Proficiency. Academic Medicine 93(3S):p S49-S54, March 2018. | DOI: 10.1097/ACM.0000000000002079 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29485488/
Guest Description:
Jennifer S. Capezzuti, D.O., M.P.H., M.B.A. is a primary care physician who is Board Certified in Family Medicine. She has almost 20 years of experience working in the Fort Lauderdale area. She has a special interest in preventative medicine and in treating patients over 65 years old. She received her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree and her Master of Public Health degree from Nova Southeastern University in Davie, FL. She received her Master of Business Administration degree from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA. She completed her undergraduate degree at Penn State University in University Park, PA. She also completed a Fellowship in Health Policy, as well as the Florida Physician Leadership Academy.
She is Vice President of the Broward County Medical Association and a member of the American Osteopathic Association. She joined Palm Medical Centers in 2023.
Join Gaby (M4) and Saket (M4) as we talk about how we “strike a balance” between our out-of-school obligations and our many in-school obligations.
Join me as we walk through another pandemic, the Spanish Flu. In this episode, we will talk about a more modern pandemic, as opposed to the ancient pandemic, and how our response improved over time.
Join me, Saket Pandit M4, as we take a walk through the history of pandemics. In this installment, we will talk about the Black Death and the consequences of this disease on medieval Europe.
Join fourth year medical students Jonathan Heaven and Matthew Sauder as they reflect on their experiences of successfully applying to residency programs in Psychiatry and Orthopedic Surgery, respectively. They discuss tips on how to find your ideal residency program, building an organized list of programs, interviewing virtually, how to build your rank order list, and discuss the NRMP code of conduct.
Join fourth year medical students Jonathan Heaven and Matthew Sauder as they navigate the often daunting 4th year of medical school. They discuss the timeline of 4th year, the process of applying for rotations, the strategies for selecting rotations, great ways to shine on rotations, letters of recommendation, and applying for residency in ERAS.
Join fourth year medical students Jonathan Heaven and Matthew Sauder as they discuss a pivotal and often challenging decision that all medical students must make: deciding what specialty to devote their career towards. They outline important questions to ask yourself throughout the process and reflect on their own journey towards their specialties.
Join fourth year medical students Jonathan Heaven and Matthew as they provide an overview of best practices for medical students navigating the first three years of medical school. From developing effective study habits, understanding educational resources, preparing for board exams, getting involved in research, and so much more, Matthew and Jonathan draw upon their experience in medical school in hopes of helping out current and upcoming medical students.
Finding balance in Medical School can seem near impossible. Today on the Sink or Swim we talk about strategies to maintain wellness while in medical school. This episode is dedicated to all NSU MD M1s about to take their CPR final exam. Featuring NSU MD alums Jackie Mirza, Jack Bayer, Joshua Dodge, and Robert Trenschel.
Creating your ERAS application can be stressful. Today we discuss best tips and practices for making your application interview ready! Featuring NSU MD alums Jackie Mirza, Jack Bayer, Joshua Dodge, and Robert Trenschel.
On today's episode we explore the military medicine experience. Featuring NSU MD alums Jack Bayer, Joshua Dodge, Robert Trenschel, and Jackie Mirza.
In this episode we look at transition points in medical school: Beginning, movement to clerkship years, and the M4 elective year. Featuring newly graduated NSU MD alumni Justin Mark, Robert Trenschel, and Miguel Belaunzaran.
In this episode, we discuss the challenges to excelling in a new hospital including EMR systems and faculty. Does the experience help?Featuring soon to be NSU MD post-graduates Miguel Belaunzaran, Jack Bayer, and Skyler Coetzee.
This episode consists of multiple mini-interviews of people with different backgrounds and paths to medicine exploring how they dealt with med-school/life balance. We asked everyone about hobbies, professions, sports, relationships, and pets during medical school (and beyond). Featuring Ashley Lopez, MS4 at Ponce Health Sciences University, Mona Amer, MS4 at the University of Louisville and Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Becky Li, MD. Pediatrics PGY-1 at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and NSU MD graduate, and Piero Carletti MS4 at NSU MD.
This episode consists of multiple mini-interviews of people with different backgrounds and paths to medicine exploring how they dealt with med-school/life balance. We asked everyone about hobbies, professions, sports, relationships, and pets during medical school (and beyond). Featuring Arianna Tovar, MD. Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Sofia De Arrigunaga, MD. Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Araliya Gunawardene, MS3 at NSU MD, and Piero Carletti, MS4 at NSU MD.
In this episode, we will go over how we discovered ophthalmology, and how we sought opportunities to be exposed to this field whether you do or don’t have an affiliated residency program. Additionally, we will go over the decision behind taking a research gap year, how we found it, what kinds of research years are available out there, and how we are making the most out of ours. Featuring Mona Amer, MS4 at the University of Louisville and Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute and Piero Carletti, MS4 at NSU MD and Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
In this episode, we will give you a detailed overview of the ophthalmology application process. We will talk about what you should be aware of before heading into the application season, and how to navigate the application portal, which can be drastically different from ERAS. In this episode, you will get the perspectives of two ophthalmology applicants on how the interpreted and filled out each section of their application. Featuring Mona Amer, MS4 at the University of Louisville and Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute & Piero Carletti, MS4 at NSU MD and Research Fellow at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
Join fourth year students, Summer Roorda, Lexi Frankel, and Heidi Kiziah as they discuss mental health throughout medical school. Listen along for first person experiences and advice.
Join fourth year students, Summer Roorda and Lexi Frankel this time with guest speaker, Heidi Kiziah. Heidi shares her passion for psychiatry, tips for those interested in pursuing psychiatry and all speakers discuss the overlap between psychiatry and women’s health.
Play along with fourth year students Summer Roorda and Lexi Frankel as they quiz each other with OB/GYN style trivia questions. See if you can beat them to being “CROWNED” the winner.
Join fourth year students, Summer Roorda and Lexi Frankel as they take a closer look at the history of women’s health. This episodes covers everything from the history of the c-sectiona and Henrietta Lacks to Roe. vs. Wade and an influential OB/GYN during the Holocaust.
Join fourth year students, Summer Roorda and Lexi Frankel in conquering Amboss questions (#notsponsored) in preparation for your OB/GYN shelf exam. Listen along in live time as they read and discuss practice questions together.
Fourth year students, Summer Roorda and Lexi Frankel discuss their general experiences throughout all third year rotations. They deep dive into the daily life of third year students and reflect on ways to shine on the wards.
Fourth year students, Summer Roorda and Lexi Frankel discuss their interest in women’s health during medical school and give tips for succeeding on your OBGYN rotation. Listen along to ace all the commonly pimped questions, and gain knowledge of residency applications.
A look back at the last two years of medical school, the clinical curriculum, including advice on how to excel in clerkships, deciding on a specialty, and the application process.
A look back at the first two years of medical school, the preclinical curriculum, including advice on how to excel in courses as well as managing relationships in medical school.
This episode the faculty take over and talk about their perspectives running courses in the M1 curriculum. We discuss what it is to be a course director and our perspectives of medical education. Will we talk about answers to upcoming exams (spoiler alert, no)? You will have to listen to find out!
Guests: Fundamentals Course Directors, Dr. Algevis Wrench and Dr. Anastasia Mashukova, and Hematology Course Director, Dr. Samiksha Prasad.
We will discuss the residency application process and how to best prepare from M1 year and forward. The particulars of the ERAS process such as Letters of Recommendation and Personal statement will be discussed.
Featuring MedCast Elective hosts M4 Nicholas Patete and Vikram Patel.
In this podcast we will discuss the importance of experiences prior to medical school. We will discuss various subjects such as shadowing, volunteering, hobbies, and academics during this time and its impact on admissions and on medical school.
Featuring MedCast Elective hosts M4 Nicholas Patete and Vikram Patel
Today we discuss the challenges associated with the different stages of medical school training by interviewing medical students from every year. Questions focus on challenges faced and helpful information for future medical students.
Featuring MedCast Elective hosts M4 Nicholas Patete and Vikram Patel along with guests; M1 Veronica Benitez, M2 Andrew Stewart, and M3 Darisel Ventura Rodriguez.
This podcast discusses the major educational resources used during medical school with a focus on board preparation. We will describe the resources in terms of teaching styles, pricing, and at what time should the student focus on these resources.
Featuring MedCast Elective Hosts Nicholas Patete and Vikram Patel along with M1 student Alec Reeber
It is no surprise that research is an important aspect of the med school experience. But did you know that students can get funding for research programs across the country? Today we dive in to the prospects of summer research abroad with special guests Bryan Greenfield and Julie Kim.
In light of the upcoming diversity week at NSU MD, we discuss the difficulties and benefits to being a minority student in medicine. Today's episode features guest speakers Stachyse Stanis and Maria Pereira.
Join us with special guest stars Jamie Hawat and Heli Patel for an in-depth look into what it is like to attend medical school as an international student.
Welcome back to the Sink or Swim Podcast! Today we introduce our new hosts and give an insight to the medical school admissions process featuring a familiar voice.
Farewell and good luck to our charter class as they transition to residency! On today's Episode we go back to the start of Medical School and explore the infamously challenging and intimidating "first course". Whether its called Foundations or Fundamentals this is where the proverbial fire hose is on full blast. We sit with current M1 Katie and the Fundamentals course director, Dr. Wrench for a retrospective and advice for upcoming M1s!
In this episode Sam and Mitch hangout with Therese and talk about why they all love internal medicine.
On this episode with talk with Luis about his journey to Surgery where he gives great tips and insight into the surgery application process.
In Episode 10, we talk to Sam Raine, a soon-to-be OB/GYN resident with a fascinating background and journey to this amazing specialty.
In Episode 9, we speak with Dr. Bauckman once more about the nebulous, intimidating, and challenging world of medical school admissions.
In Episode 8, our first ever episode with TWO guests, we dive into the wonderful world of Pediatrics with soon-to-be Pediatrics resident Becky Li and Pediatrician/Educator, Dr. Gabriella Dauer, MD.
In Episode 7, soon-to-be Ortho Bro, the one and only Kyle Huntley, tells us all about his journey to the very competitive and exciting specialty of Orthopedic Surgery!
In Episode 6, we speak to the man, the myth, the legend, Dr. D and learn all about his career and just a few of his fascinating life experiences as an OB/GYN.
In Episode 5, we learn all about Joshua Raber's very interesting family heritage and life experiences have shaped his path towards Anesthesiology.
In Episode #4, we sit down with soon-to-be Resident Physician Chase Labiste and talk about his fascinating journey towards Radiology!
In our third episode, we sit down with the Director of Student Research for NSU MD and talk all about research! Research is something that most medical students partake in, but many are unfamiliar with. We get to know Dr. Bauckman, his journey and background, and try to make the process of research seem a bit less daunting!
In our second episode, we break down the Residency Match process and share our current feelings as we are only a couple weeks away from Match Day!
In our very first episode, we reflect on all the ups and downs of medical school, how we got here, and where we are headed!