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The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. st weblog
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode we interview Dr. Thomas Vecchione. Dr. Vecchione is a recently retired (congratulations!) plastic surgeon based out of San Diego who went on many years of medical outreach trips to underserved communities in Mexico. We talk to him about plastic surgery, combining art with medicine, the logistics of setting up a successful international service program, and passing the torch to the next generation of plastic surgeons.
A Trip to Tehuacan: https://youtu.be/LUIIU4Ybk-E
Disclaimer: Scrub Talk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State University College of Medicine or any affiliate hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode we interview Dr. Joel Beane. Dr. Beane is a surgical oncologist at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. Along the way, we discuss mentorship opportunities for interested medical students, getting involved with research as a student, pathways to a surgical career that includes research, and how to build great relationships with your mentors and preceptors.
Disclaimer: Scrub Talk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State University College of Medicine or any affiliate hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Cheryl Lee in collaboration with the Association of Women Surgeons at OSUCOM. Dr. Lee is a urologist and the Chair of the Department of Urology at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. She also serves as the Interim Chief Health Equity Officer at the Wexner Medical Center.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Charles Elmaraghy in collaboration with the ENT Interest Group at OSUCOM. Dr. Elmaraghy is an otolaryngologist and Chief of the Department of Pediatric Otolaryngology at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. He also serves as a Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology at The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Lisa Cunningham, colorectal surgeon at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Michael Vallely in collaboration with the Cardiothoracic Interest Group at OSUCOM. Dr. Michael Vallely a cardiac surgeon at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. He received his medical education and residency training at the University of Sydney in Australia, and he completed his fellowship at the Royal Brompton Hospital in London, England.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Julie Bishop, an orthopedic surgeon who serves as a Professor of Clinical Orthopedics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Timothy Pawlik, a surgical oncologist who serves as Chair of the Department of Surgery at The Ohio State University College of Medicine and Surgeon-in-Chief at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Douglas Hardesty in collaboration with the Neurosurgery Interest Group at OSU-COM. Dr. Hardesty is a neurological surgeon at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, who specializes in minimally invasive surgery for benign and malignant brain tumors.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Benedict Nwomeh, a Pediatric Surgeon and Director of the Global Surgery Program at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Michael Go, a vascular surgeon at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Mary Dillhoff, a surgical oncologist at The Ohio State University.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. Daniel Eiferman, a trauma and critical care surgeon at The Ohio State University.
Disclaimer: ScrubTalk is meant to be an informative and entertaining series for the benefit of medical students considering surgery as a potential career field. The thoughts, positions, and ideas expressed are purely those of the members of the surgery interest group and the surgeons we interview and do not represent or reflect the views of The Ohio State College University College of Medicine or any affiliated hospitals.
The Surgery Interest Group at The Ohio State University College of Medicine presents Scrub Talk, a podcast series, where we interview surgeons to gain insight into their field and their journey to surgery. In this episode, we interview Dr. David Renton, a general surgeon at The Ohio State University with particular expertise in minimally invasive surgery.