Review of Systems | The MedEd Podcast

Exploring the past, present, and future of medical education. Views expressed are our own.

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Her favorite part of co-hosting ROS is connecting with med-ed experts and getting the opportunity to learn from them in a fun and interactive way. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, hiking, golfing, traveling and cheering on the Wisconsin Badgers!

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Meet the team!

Julia is a 3rd year internal medicine resident, planning to do cardiology with an interest in cardio-oncology. She will be a chief resident at the University of Colorado for the upcoming academic year.

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She is a host of Review of Systems and one of the original ROS creators, along with her former CU co-residents Bejan (now GI fellow) and Lizzie (now hospitalist).

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Check out one of our recently featured #FacDevin5 videos featuring Caitlin Dietsche from @CUDivHospMed @CUDeptMedicine and learn how Chalk Talks can transform your clinical teaching!

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Last week’s episode available, more coming soon!

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Sneak Peek Sunday!

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Episode is live!

Trish Kritek is a Professor of Medicine in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine. She is the Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs for the UW SOM and the interim Chair of the Department of Medicine

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New episode coming soon!

Sneak peak from our latest conversation with Dr. Trish Kritek

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What Drives Clinicians to Teach While Caring for Patients? https://t.co/1qM3TQfHDn #MedEd @drlessing @vineet_chopra @CUDeptMedicine

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🎙️ New Episode! 🎙️

We sat down with Dr. Eva Aagaard, a leader in medical education and Vice Chancellor of med ed at WashU Medicine, to talk about competency-based education, the challenges of assessing proficiency, and her role in the internal medicine residency milestones.

[Bryan Carmody @jbcarmody]

Should you tell your favorite program that you plan to rank them #1?

What about your backups? Should you tell them that, too? Or just say you’re ranking them “very highly”?

Or should you say nothing at all?

Gimme a few minutes, and all your LOI questions will be answered.

[ERAS @ERASinfo]

Applicant Standard Registration Deadline for #Match2025 and SOAP is Jan. 31. Learn more from the @TheNRMP 2025 Main Residency Match Applicants Calendar: https://t.co/s3w6zxXMBh

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Stay tuned this week for new content from ROS team!

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This past week we asked about the most important factors when ranking residency or fellowship programs.

For an inside look on this process and the many unique applicants involved take a listen to one (or all 3) of our series “Experiencing the match”.

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Question of the week:

What factor has/had the most weight when making your rank list? (Residency or fellowship)

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In this episode we discuss the challenges and rewards of parenting during medical training with special guests Dr. Yaa Asare, Dr. Kira Grush, & Dr. Kyle McDaniel.

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New episode coming this week 🎙️

Tune in to hear about parenting in residency!

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Looks like most folks are still undecided on signals. The data from this upcoming year should be very telling.

For a great history on the match and future directions take a listen to our past content S1E7 “The Match w/ Bryan Carmody”

Link in bio!

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QUESTION OF THE WEEK

With ERAS submission occurring last month and interviews quickly approaching, we are wondering….

Do you like the addition of program signals? If so, how many?

[MarkHarden @MarkHardenCUMed]

Medical school is tough and some students get burned out. So what was it like for med students during the COVID pandemic? A study by @CUMedicalSchool leader @dyrbye, MD, sheds light on a trying time for the doctors of tomorrow. #cucityofhealth @CUAnschutz
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