As promised, here are our favorite clips from Season 1 of Review of Systems. Thank you to all of our guests and listeners who made it possible!
Season 2 coming soon 💚💙
NEW Episode out!
Our guest on this episode is Dr. Geoff Connors, MD. Dr. Connors is the Associate Dean for GME and Designated Institutional Official at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Fav quote from @doc_connors: “Yes the work has to get done, but so does the life.” Really enjoyed this interview and feel so fortunate to train at such a supportive institution @CUInternalMed 👩🏼⚕️
Have you listened to ROS Episode #17, a resident rebuttal to NEJM's NOS episode "Tough Love”? If not, be sure to check it out! Haven’t we tried the tough love thing for long enough? Let us know your thoughts! #medicaleducation#meded#toughlove#medicalschool#residency
It’s time to change the rhetoric around trainee wellness ❤️
Very disappointing to see @NEJM publishing content about trainees becoming “more helpless, less able, … more broken.” Our current training system needs to change and it’s our collective responsibility to improve it.
(CW: suicide) We're back - and very excited/honored to share this week's episode. Listen in as we discuss the "Tough Love" episode of the podcast Not Otherwise Specified released by @NEJM. We are joined by our colleague, friend, and soon to be heme/onc fellow Dr. Jessica Zhu!
Read about Dr. Elizabeth Esselman’s experience processing imposter syndrome through her new podcast, “Review of Systems,” in the February issue of #SGIMForum#impostersyndrome@Esselmed@Ros_pod https://t.co/ubslFmKKMT
Experiencing personal grief while working as a physician isn't often talked about. Episode #14 brings light to this important topic. Check it out now, available wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧
Powerful episode. I genuinely think listening to these three talk about their experiences not only made me a better doctor, but a better human!
Link: https://t.co/V2AzKrz6Cv
Lucky [episode] #13! The ROS team caught up with Dr. Caitlin Dietsche to discuss the art of chalk talks and tips for becoming a clinician educator. Out now wherever you get your podcast 🎧
In Episode #11, we talk to Dr. Vineet Chopra about mentorship, career development, and his path to becoming the @CUDeptMedicine Chair of Medicine. Engaging conversation with great tips for how to be an effective leader!
Can't believe we are already at Episode #10! Special episode chatting with @doclauravater about humanizing medical professionals and strategies to improve trainee wellbeing. We think her message is SO important!!
The ROSPOD Crew continues to grow! Welcome @ElizabethKonon to the team!!! 🎉
We recorded a great episode tonight focusing on strategies for effective teaching on the wards!
And we’re back with @jbcarmody to discuss the past, present, and future of #thematch. Thank you Dr. Carmody for this fascinating convo - check it out wherever you listen to podcasts or at https://t.co/1V1PW6jHrt
Today is National Physician Suicide Awareness day - a topic that is exceedingly important. In Episode 6, we talked with @ChaseTMAnderson about their personal journey with mental health and how we can be better advocates for our colleagues to mitigate physician suicide. #NPSADay
Have you ever felt emotionally exhausted at work? Doubted your abilities or felt like a fraud? Well, SAME!!
That’s why we chatted with Drs. Mann & Fainstad about their physician coaching program @BT4GME - which is shown to decrease burnout & improve wellbeing in trainees!