Rating Culture & Surgical Education (Scrubs Reboot S1E3)

In this episode of The Scrubs Life Podcast — a companion podcast to the medical show Scrubs and its recent Hulu reboot — host Dr. Maheetha Bharadwaj is joined by two guests to watch key scenes, react, and dig into the critical themes each episode raises.This week's guests:Dr. Nicolas Fernandez is an associate professor at the University of Washington and a pediatric urologist at Seattle Children's Hospital. With a PhD in genetics, he serves as the current Director of Robotic and Minimally Invasive Surgery at Seattle Children's. He is passionate about improving surgical education, including a project using technology to improve intraoperative communication and the surgical teaching of trainees. In his free time he loves painting, bonsai, and playing baseball with his kids.Dr. Paul Tran is a pediatric gastroenterologist, pediatric clerkship director, and specialty advisor dedicated to improving the culture of medical education. Through his platform Elementary School, he champions a philosophy of viewing and treating learners as the colleagues they are. A keynote speaker at several events, Dr. Tran is also a husband, boy dad, and fantasy football fanatic — a physician who leads with kindness and empathy for both patients and the professionals who care for them.Together they explore rating culture in medicine and what surgical and medical education looks like today.