In this incredibly brave interview, Dr. Rachel Oliver shares her experience about going unmatched for the benefit of future students. This is the most powerful and emotional episode we’ve done, and we can’t thank her enough for sharing her story.
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EM Stud Podcast – CORD Application Process Improvement Task Force
Behind the scenes, the CORD Student Advising Task Force and the Application Process Improvement Task Force are working on making the application process easier. We caught up with Drs. Lucienne Lutfy-Clayton and Alexis Pelletier-Bui in San Antonio last month for an update.
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EM Stud Podcast – Ranked To Match
The rank list certification deadline is only a few weeks away! Take some time to look over your list and check out some tips in our latest episode below. More information about the Match process and statistics from prior years can be found on the NRMP website.
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EM Stud Podcast – White Coat Investor
There are a lot of things to think about when transitioning from a medical student to a resident and from a resident to an attending. Managing your finances is one of them. For some tips, pearls, and frank advice, we turned to The White Coat Investor, Dr. Jim Dahle.
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EM Stud Podcast – Air Emergencies!
“Is there a doctor on board?”
Emergency physicians may be trained to expect the unexpected, but what if your next patient is riding with you in an airplane? To gain some insight into what happens during a medical emergency on board a commercial flight, we turned to Dr. JV Nable, assistant professor of EM at Georgetown University. A link to his NEJM publication can be found here.
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Women in Emergency Medicine Panel
Please join @FemInEM on November 7th at 7pm CT for a discussion with female physicians and residents focused on women’s paths through medical education and the specific challenges faced by female students while applying to and working in emergency medicine.
Hosted by Teagan Lukacs, FemInEM, and EMRA Hangouts.
