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Green Mountain Medicine
by ACPVermont
Green Mountain Medicine is an original podcast series for all things internal medicine, sponsored by ACP Vermont. Hosted by University of Vermont medical students Sam Schuetz and Aneesh Singal, this podcast deconstructs the topics that impact the field and characterize the practice of medicine. Episodes are also available on Spotify, Apple Podcast & Google Play Music! DISCLAIMER: Content discussed in our podcast does not necessarily constitute the views of ACP national.
Episodes
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What the Heck is AHEC?: Dr. Anne Morris and Jennifer Gaudreau
This week, we are joined by Dr. Anne Morris and Jennifer Gaudreau to talk about their work with Vermont's Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Program. Dr. Morris is the Associate Dean for Primary Care and AHEC Associate Professor of Family Medicine here at the Larner College of Medicine, but...
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Public Health in Turbulent Times: Insights from Dr. Jan Carney
In today's current political and public health climate, the future landscape of healthcare can feel uncertain. Luckily for us, Selena and Brandon had a chance to speak with the current American College of Physicians (ACP) President, Dr. Jan Carney, about how medical students, physicians, and...
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Meet the New Hosts: Brandon Lawson, Daron Forohar, and Selena Henry
With Haley Bayne and Caity Decara having started their residency in Internal Medicine, our new set of Green Mountain Medicine Podcast hosts have stepped in. Larner College of Medicine students Brandon Lawson, Daron Forohar, and Selena Henry introduce themselves to listeners and discuss some of...
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Leading together: Life, love, and leadership as co-chief residents with Drs. Erika Dorff and Will Lorentzen
In this episode of GMM, we sit down with a couple, Drs. Erika Dorff and Will Lorentzen, who are serving as co-chief residents of internal medicine at UVMMC to discuss their individual paths to IM and what ultimately drew them to train at UVMMC. They share what motivated each of them to pursue…
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T3, T4, and everything in between: inside endocrinology with Dr. Andrea Rosen
In this episode, Dr. Andrea Rosen, a first-year endocrinology fellow at UVMMC (@uvmmc_endo on Instagram), opens with a rapid-fire endocrine round, from her favorite organ and go-to hormone excuse to T3 vs. T4, metformin’s true identity, and endocrinology in five words. She then shares what…
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Dr. Allen Repp spills the beans on QI, mentors, and multitasking
In this episode, Dr. Allen Repp, a hospitalist at the University of Vermont Medical Center and Vice Chair of Quality in the Department of Medicine, shares what inspired his path in internal medicine and what continues to energize his work today. He reflects on the mentors who shaped his approach…
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Mint condition with Sara Headley, FNP-C: Conversations on health, heart, and helping young athletes thrive
In this episode, family nurse practitioner Sara Headley shares how her journey from nurse to entrepreneur led her to launch Mint Health in Vermont (https://www.minthealthvt.com/), where she’s devoted to providing thoughtful, individualized care, with a special focus on young female athletes. She...
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More than a Match: Dr. Matthew Barbery on character and clinical growth
In this episode, Dr. Matthew Barbery, an internal medicine hospitalist and IM Program Director at Danbury Hospital, a University of Vermont clinical site, shares what drew him to hospital medicine, how his role has evolved, and the qualities that make a standout IM resident. He also reflects on...
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Not every answer is clear: Dr. Alla Rudinskaya talks ANA, PA integration, and the gray areas of rheumatology
In this episode, Dr. Alla Rudinskaya, the Anthony and Patty Rizzo Endowed Chair in Rheumatology, who has a passion for education and healthcare innovation, discusses the complexities of ANA testing, the importance of thoughtful interpretation, and why a positive result doesn’t always equal…
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You are who you are meant to become: Dr. Anirudh Hirve’s IM match story
In this episode, Dr. Anirudh Hirve is a new intern starting at The Ohio State University Internal Medicine Residency Program. He shares his journey through the residency interview process, what drew him to internal medicine, and the mindset he embraced along the way. Dr. Hirve reminds us that…
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Paging Dr. Naomi Hodde: Tales from the hospital floor
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by hospitalist Dr. Naomi Hodde. We talk about what events would make up the “Hospitalist Olympics,” bedside vs. table rounding, and how week-on/week-off scheduling impacts well-being. Dr. Hodde also shares what drew her to hospital medicine, the surprising…
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Rounds and Real Talk: Pediatric Hospitalist Edition with Dr. Jennifer Covino
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by pediatric hospitalist Dr. Jennifer Covino. We discuss mascots, hospital snacks, and the schedule of a pediatric hospitalist. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara: [email protected] Haley Bayne: [email protected]
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Dr. Jason Bartsch unpacks the topics of Ted Lasso, stress, and the power of rotisserie chickens
On this episode of GMM, join Dr. Jason Bartsch as he reveals how he would have Ted Lasso play him in the movie of his life, shares the secrets to being “indestructible” after mastering stress management, and makes a surprising case for rotisserie chickens as the next MiraLAX. It is a wild ride of...
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Skiing through the seasons: Medicine, family, and finding home in Vermont with Dr. Michelle Dorwart
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by family medicine physician Dr. Michelle Dorwart. We discuss ideal Vermont adventures, favorite medical historical figures, and healthcare reform. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara: [email protected] Haley Bayne:...
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Superlatives of Internal Medicine: Dr. Strout on Mentoring Future Doctors and Advising on How to Live Healthier Lives
On this episode of GMM, we sit down with Dr. Strout, an internist with a passion for education and mentorship. She shares her role in shaping residency curriculum and what she believes makes an internist truly exceptional. Dr. Strout also offers valuable advice for patients on living healthier...
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Trusting your hunches: Dr. Anya Streeter on listening to yourself and living your purpose
On this episode of GMM, family medicine physician Dr. Anya Streeter takes us on a journey through her medical career, sharing how she trusted her intuition to find her true calling as a family medicine doctor. After exploring surgery and OB/GYN, Dr. Streeter realized her heart was ultimately…
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Advice from 4th-year medical student Sofia Toro Alvarez: Prepping for residency interviews, decoding signaling, and why Internal Medicine
On this episode of GMM, you will get the scoop on IM and IM residency application from M4 Sofia Toro Alvarez, who's survived the grind and lived to tell the tale: How to Prep for Residency Interviews: Study the program’s vibe, know your stuff, and be able to talk about your experiences without...
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Under the surface with Dr. Wayne Warnken: resilience, reflection, and redemption in the world of medicine
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Wayne Warnken, family medicine physician, who shares his journey through medicine, tackling imposter syndrome, and the “dark side” of motivational interviewing. Hear his story of a lost wedding ring, the power of community, and what it really takes to...
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Dr. Amer Abu Alfa tells us how the liver is like Venice, how pathologists are sometimes misunderstood, and how the gut is like the "small brain"
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by anatomic pathologist Dr. Amer Abu Alfa. We explore how pathologists find beauty in their work, from the artistry of pathology slides to the patterns they recognize that others might miss. The discussion delves into misconceptions about pathology portrayed…
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Beyond the White Coat: Ethics, Pandemics, and the Unscripted Journey of Medicine with Dr. Timothy Lahey
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by infectious disease physician and medical ethics professor Dr. Timothy Lahey, who is a repeat podcast guest. Back by popular demand! We discuss career paths and Dr. Lahey's profound career moments. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara:...
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Dr. Renee Stapleton speaks about how medicine is a calling more than a career
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by pulmonologist and critical care medicine physician Dr. Renee Stapleton. We discuss survivorship of critical illness, global health, and medical research. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara: [email protected] Haley Bayne:...
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What superpower does Dr. Terry Rabinowitz wish he had? Watch to find out.
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by psychiatrist and Larner College of Medicine professor Dr. Terry Rabinowitz. We discuss Dr. Rabinowitz's practice of electroconvulsive therapy, perceptions of mental health, and how he chose his specialty. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara:...
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Dr. Priscilla Carr discusses the importance of bethematch.org
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by internal medicine physician and Chapter Government of American College of Physicians (ACP) Vermont Dr. Priscilla Carr. We discuss Dr. Carr's personal health journey and hear an elevator pitch for those who are interested in internal medicine. Tune in for...
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Dr. Clara Keegan explains how creating a therapeutic patient relationship can be more important than the medications we prescribe
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by family medicine physician and associate professor Dr. Clara Keegan. We discuss myths about women's health, the importance of trust in patient relationships, and the evolution of primary care. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara:...
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The Pediatrician's Playbook: Insights from Dr. Michelle Shepard
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by pediatrician and assistant professor Dr. Michelle Shepard. We discuss the intersection between pediatrics and public health, managing screen time for kids, and the transition of care for adolescents with chronic conditions into adult healthcare settings....
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Dr. Kramer Wahlberg's love of rowing, EKGs, and Dr. Prospero Gogo
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by cardiologist and assistant professor Dr. Kramer Wahlberg. We discuss patient success stories, the overlap between law and medicine, and mental health impacts on heart health. Tune in for even more here. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara: [email protected]...
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Dr. Jeremiah Dickerson informs us of his love of psychiatry, Beyonce, and the Green Mountain Medicine Podcast
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by child psychiatrist and residency program director Dr. Jeremiah Dickerson. We discuss autism and gender diversity, advice for future physicians, interesting research in the field of child psychiatry, trauma informed care, and empowering music, among many...
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Okay, we know pathology is not an IM subspecialty, but you have to meet pathologist Dr. Pamela Gibson
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Pamela Gibson, who is a pathologist, professor for the Department of Pathologist and Vice Chair for the Department of Culture & Inclusion. We discuss the role of a pathologist in clinical medicine, how to be prepared for applying to pathology...
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Find out if smoking tobacco or vaping is worse for you from Dr. Garth Garrison
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Garth Garrison, pulmonologist, Associate Professor of Medicine, Director of Pulmonary Fellowship Program, and Cancer Center member. We discuss counseling patients on the importance of vaccinations, especially those with pre-existing pulmonary…
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Learn Dr. Joseph Pierson’s top ten tips for life
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Joseph Pierson. Dr. Pierson was hired as a clinical faculty member at the University of Vermont College of Medicine and the University of Vermont Medical Group within the Division of Dermatology in 2013. He also serves as the residency program…
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The Secret Life of a Nocturnist featuring Dr. Michael Stutzman
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Michael Stutzman, a nocturnist at UVMMC. We discuss what it is like to be a nocturnist, Dr. Stutzman's sleep and eating patterns, and how to stay well despite a demanding schedule, among many other topics. Co-Hosts: Caity Decara:...
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How Dr. Lee-Anna Burgess eats Australian vegemite
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Lee-Anna Burgess, hospitalist at UVMMC and Course Director of Nutrition, Metabolism, and GI (M1 course at LCOM). We discuss Dr. Burgess' path to medicine, IM-related topics that need more attention, traveling/camping experiences, and favorite…
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Why you won’t find Dr. Matthew Gilbert palpating your thyroid at 9pm
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Matthew Gilbert, an endocrinologist, Associate Professor, and the Program Director of the Endocrine Fellowship Program at UVMMC. We discuss Wegovy as a weight loss treatment, other recent advancements in the field of endocrinology, benefits to a career...
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Introduction of your new hosts
Join your new hosts, Caity and Haley, in saying goodbye to our former hosts, Aneesh and Sam, as they graduate from LCOM and begin their journey as internal medicine interns at Tufts Medical Center and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (respectively). We chat about our story of getting to…
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How Vermont is Treating Opioid Use Disorder
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Elly Riser, a hospitalist and assistant professor of medicine at UVMMC. We discuss recent changes in the treatment of opioid use disorder, the landscape of harm reduction and treatment options in Vermont, and the importance of a multifaceted approach…
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Green Mountain Medicine Presents: Mind the Gap
On this episode of Green Mountain Medicine, join us for a special show hosted by UVM 3rd year medical student, Jeremy Altman. Throughout this episode, Jeremy interviews three medical students about their non-traditional paths to medicine and the interesting things they did before starting medical...
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Embracing Technology in Healthcare
In this episode of Green Mountain Medicine, we are joined by Dr. Jim Li, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at UVM and a practicing hospitalist to discuss the importance of healthcare informatics, how implementing an electronic medical record helps to bring us together, and where technology might...
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HIV Stigma & Advocacy
On this episode of GMM, we are joined by Dr. Devika Singh, MD and Zpora Perry, LICSW to discuss modern HIV stigma, the power of advocacy, and building trust with marginalized communities. More about the history of HIV/AIDs: https://www.hiv.gov/hiv-basics/overview/history/hiv-and-aids-timeline To...
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UVM’s Internal Medicine Chief Residents
In this episode of Green Mountain Medicine, we are joined by Dr. Kevin Qin and Dr. Matt Gervais, two of UVM's internal medicine chiefs to talk about chief year, their careers, and the many wonders of living and working in Vermont. Co-Hosts: Sam Schuetz: [email protected] Aneesh Singal:...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Palliative Care with David Rand DO
In this episode of Green Mountain Medicine, we are joined by Dr. David Rand, an assistant professor of medicine, oncology hospitalist and palliative care physician at UVM Medical Center. We discuss his path to medicine, the pros and cons of global health experiences for medical trainees, and how…
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Covid-19 Vaccines & Community Cohesion with Dr. Tim Lahey
In this episode we are joined by infectious disease physician and Professor of Medicine Dr. Tim Lahey as we discuss vaccine scale up and hesitancy in the United States and how Vermont used its social capital and followed the science to lead the nation in the vaccination effort. We consider…
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BONUS EPISODE: Goodbye, Matt and Dylan
Join your new hosts, Sam and Aneesh, in saying goodbye to our pioneering old hosts, Dylan and Matt, as they graduate from LCOM and begin their journey as internal medicine interns at Emory University and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. We chat about favorite rotations, advice for…
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Episode 12: SGLT2 Inhibitors - A Cardiac vs Renal Perspective
In this episode, we are joined by Internal Medicine PGY-3s and soon-to-be fellows Dr. Carrie Mahurin and Dr. Jen Bergeron. Together, they review the evidence for or against a broadened therapeutic role of SGLT2 Inhibitors beyond diabetes treatment, in light of new trials suggesting efficacy in...
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Episode 11: Women in Medicine & Bridging the Gap
In this episode, we are joined by guest co-host Sienna Searles (MS4), Dr. Polly Parsons, and Dr. Bridget Marroquin in a conversation about the experience of women in medicine. We discuss gender disparities and ways we can work to close the gap as a field, as allies, and as advocates. Expert…
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Episode 10: The Power of Pulmonary Prehabilitation
In this episode, we speak with Dr. Garth Garrison on the utility of pulmonary prehabilitation in reducing post-operative complications and morbidity in patients scheduled for elective surgery, especially during an era when shelter-in-place orders and social distancing are the norm. We also…
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Episode 9: Public Health & Physician Leadership in Crisis
In this episode, we speak with Vermont Health Commissioner and former ACP VT Governor Dr. Mark Levine, on his experience as a physician leader in government during the COVID19 pandemic. We discuss his career path into public health, the role of physicians in government and the pandemic as we know...
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Exclusive Feature: LCOM Faculty Spotlight
Our last bonus segment highlighted some of our amazing medical student peers in Vermont. Now, we are shining the spotlight on the equally incredible faculty members at the Larner College of Medicine. They share their thoughts on how COVID19 has impacted them in their professional and personal...
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BONUS SEGMENT: LCOM Med Students Weighing In
In this bonus addition to our podcast Episode 8: Medical Education in the Time of COVID19, several of our awesome Larner College of Medicine medical student classmates share their stories and take on how the pandemic has impacted them at different levels of their medical training. Guests: Sienna...
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Episode 8: Medical Education in the Time of COVID19
In this episode, we interview Larner College of Medicine Dean Richard Page for his take on how COVID19 has impacted the current and future landscape of medical education. We discuss recent national and local changes to the training of future physicians, the exciting potential of telemedicine, and...
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Episode 7: COVID19 - Present Understanding & Future Directions
In this episode, we discuss our present understanding of the COVID19 pandemic. That includes a recap of current events, our knowledge of the virology and pathophysiology of SARS-CoV2, its epidemiology, clinical presentation, diagnostic workup and key findings, current management as well as...
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Green Mountain Medicine is an original podcast series for all things internal medicine, sponsored by ACP Vermont. Hosted by University of Vermont medical students Sam Schuetz and Aneesh Singal, this podcast deconstructs the topics that impact the field and characterize the practice of medicine. Episodes are also available on Spotify, Apple Podcast & Google Play Music! DISCLAIMER: Content discussed in our podcast does not necessarily constitute the views of ACP national.
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