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Teaching In Medicine
by Kathleen Timme
Educating health care professionals of tomorrow is one of the greatest joys in medicine. Join Dr. Kathleen Timme, an academic pediatric endocrinologist and educator as she interviews current and aspiring clinician-educators. Together, we will explore triumphs, struggles, and effective approaches in medical education. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the participants.
Episodes
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Part 2: Solving for "Why", Book Discussion with Author Tony Tsai
Check out Part 2 of this book discussion and interview with Mr. Tony Tsai, Director of Career and and Leadership Development at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He is the author of Solving for "Why": A Guide to Creating Meaning, Community, and Purpose in Your Higher Education…
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Part 1: Solving for "Why", Book Discussion with Author Tony Tsai
Check out Part 1 of this book discussion and interview with Mr. Tony Tsai, Director of Career and and Leadership Development at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He is the author of Solving for "Why": A Guide to Creating Meaning, Community, and Purpose in Your Higher Education…
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Effective and Educational Family Centered Rounds with Dr. Beth Vukin
What are the barriers to an ideal rounding experience? How do you find time to teach on rounds with learners of different levels? How do you engage the patient and family? Welcome Dr. Beth Vukin, pediatric hospitalist, back to the podcast!
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Virtual Teaching Tips with Dr. David Morton
Dr. David Morton is a Professor of Neurobiology and Anatomy at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He completed advanced training on teaching in the virtual environment through the Harvard Macy Institute. In this episode, we explore best practices for teaching virtually. How do you…
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Receiving Feedback Well with Dr. Kristin Vaughan
Join Dr. Kristin Vaughan (pediatric hospitalist) and me as we discuss Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen. What are the three kinds of feedback? What are feedback triggers? What are some practical tips for being a great receiver...
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Breastfeeding in Academic Medicine Part 2: Attending Perspective
Join me and co-host Dr. Margaux Miller as we discuss breastfeeding in academic medicine with two attending physicians, Dr. Katie Gradick (Pediatric Palliative Care) and Dr. Cali Johnson (Vascular Surgery). What challenges have they faced in balancing patient care and breastfeeding their infants?…
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Breastfeeding in Academic Medicine Part 1: Trainee Perspective
Join me and co-host Dr. Margaux Miller as we discuss breastfeeding in academic medicine with two amazing trainees, Arielle Melen MS2 and Dr. Cece Robinson PGY4. Was breastfeeding what they expected? How did they prepare to go back to school/training? What challenges have they faced? In what ways...
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Mentorship Part 5: Coaching with Sarah Burton, Certified Coach
Meet Sarah Burton, a certified coach for the Utah Coaching and Advancement Network. What does it mean to be a coach? What are some coaching skills? How can coaching bridge the gap between faculty and staff? Check out these resources to learn more:...
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Mentorship Part 4: A Guide for Mentees with Dr. Harriet Hopf
How do you find the right mentor? How should you prepare before meeting with your mentor? How is sponsorship key for success? How do we address inequities in how mentorship is offered? Check out the fourth part in this series with Dr. Harriet Hopf, Executive Director of Faculty Development and...
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Mentorship Part 3: A Guide for Mentors with Dr. Harriet Hopf
What skills and techniques are important for mentors, coaches, advisors, and sponsors when supporting mentees? What are coaching skills? What are the costs and benefits of being a mentor? Check out the third part in this series with Dr. Harriet Hopf, Executive Director of Faculty Development and...
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Mentorship Part 2: Captain your MentorSHIP with Dr. Megan Fix
What is the difference between mentorship, coaching, sponsorship, and advising? What are some of the benefits for the trainee and educator? What are the best ways to find a coach or mentor? What qualities should you look for? What does it mean to manage up? Check out the second part of our series...
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Mentorship Part 1: The Importance of Relationships and Caring in Education with Tony Tsai, MBA
We are kicking off a series on mentorship and other professional relationships in medical education! Tony Tsai received his MBA from Columbia Business School and is the Director of Career and Leadership Development at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Join us as we explore the importance...
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Psychology of Simulation with Dr. Jared Henricksen
Let's explore the psychology of simulation with Dr. Jared Henricksen, critical care physician and Medical Director of the Intermountain Healthcare Simulation Consortium. How can we promote psychological safety in the simulation learning environment? What is known about the stress that simulation...
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Podcasting Behind the Scenes: An interview of Dr. Kathleen Timme by guest host Dr. Beth Vukin
Have you ever wondered why I started this podcast? In this episode, Dr. Beth Vukin interviews me on the process of making a podcast! How is an episode created? How do I come up with topics? What are the highs and lows of podcasting? Check out the final episode of this season!
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De-Escalation Curriculum with Drs. Beth Vukin and Madeline Rippstein
Have you ever been in a tense encounter with patients or their caregivers? What are some techniques to de-escalate the situation? How are Drs. Vukin and Rippstein developing a curriculum to equip residents with the necessary skills for de-escalation? What was their needs assessment? How do you…
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Social Media and Medical Education with Dr. Karishma Sriram
Dr. Karishma Sriram is a 2nd-year Pediatrics resident and former podcaster. We discuss the role of social media in medical education. How do learners use social media? Why would educators want to use Instagram as a platform for medical education? What are the downfalls and benefits of using…
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Meet the Educator: Associate Program Director and Clinic Director Dr. Joni Hemond
Meet Dr. Joni Hemond. She is a general pediatrician, Associate Program Director, South Main Clinic Director, and author! What is a typical week like for her in these roles? What are the greatest challenges and joys? How does she teach in the busy clinical setting? What inspired her to write two...
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Leadership in Medical Education with Dr. Bruce Herman Part 2
Join me, and co-host Dr. Kim Stowers, as we explore the joys and challenges of leadership in medical education. This is Part 2 of a two part episode with Dr. Bruce Herman, Residency Program Director and Vice Chair of the Education Enterprise in Pediatrics at the University of Utah. What has...
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Leadership in Medical Education with Dr. Bruce Herman Part 1
Dr. Bruce Herman is the Residency Program Director and Vice Chair for the Education Enterprise in Pediatrics at the University of Utah. Join me, and co-host Dr. Kim Stowers, as we explore the joys and challenges of leadership in medical education. What was his first leadership role in med ed?…
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Supporting Students through Key Transitions in Medical School with Dr. Kathy Moore
Dr. Kathy Moore is a Medical and Dental School Professor at the University of Utah with a PhD in molecular and cellular biology. Join us as we discuss key transition points in medical education and how educators can support learners at these junctures. How can we help ease the transition into...
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Education Research with Dr. Brigitte Smith
We are back with Dr. Brigitte Smith, vascular surgeon and grant-funded medical education researcher. How did she decide to complete a Master of Health Professions Education degree? What are some of the education research projects that she is currently working on? How did she obtain a grant for...
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Meet the Educator: Vascular Surgery Program Director and Vice Chair of Education Dr. Brigitte Smith
Meet Dr. Brigitte Smith, Program Director for the Vascular Surgery Fellowship and Vice Chair of Education for the Department of Surgery. How did she decide to pursue a career in education? What was it like to become a leader in education shortly after her own training? What was it like to develop…
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Meet the Educator: Students-as-Teachers Pathway Co-Director Dr. Pete Hannon
Let's discuss Dr. Hannon's path within medical education, including his roles in undergraduate and graduate medical education. How did he get started in medical education? What was it like to create the Students-as-Teachers pathway? How do you carve out a career you love? What was it like to go...
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Make It Stick: Tips for Learning with Dr. David Morton
Let's explore tips for learning with medical school professor, Dr. David Morton. What are evidence-based strategies for studying? How can we as medical educators promote effective learning practices? We discuss highlights from the book Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning by Peter...
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Microaggressions in the Learning Environment with Dr. Reena Tam
What are microaggressions and how do they manifest in the learning environment? How do microaggressions impact the victim? How can we become better "upstanders" in recognizing and confronting microaggressions? Join me as I explore this and more with Dr. Reena Tam, pediatric hospitalist at the...
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Procedural Teaching with Dr. Cheryl Yang
How do you assess a learner's baseline knowledge before teaching them a procedure? How do you set a learner up for success while performing a procedure? What are some modern frameworks to use beyond, "see one, do one, teach one"? How can low frequency procedural skills be maintained? Join me as I...
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Giving Effective Feedback with Dr. Kim Stowers
What are the biggest challenges to giving effective feedback? What are some frameworks for giving quick and meaningful feedback? How can you troubleshoot when faced with barriers while giving feedback? Join me as I discuss this and more with Dr. Kimberly Stowers, general pediatrician and...
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Rural Healthcare and Educational Opportunities with Dr. Natalie Como
Dr. Como is a Medicine and Pediatrics hospitalist physician who practices in rural Montana. She is also developing an innovative Rural Training Track for Med-Peds residents. How does she approach patient education and care in this setting? What are the benefits to trainees of training and…
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Clinical and Bedside Teaching Tips with Dr. Parimal Deodhar
How can you effectively teach at the patient's bedside? How do you create a safe learning environment in the clinical setting? What are some frameworks and approaches for teaching trainees in patient care settings? How can you prepare for clinical teaching? Join me as I discuss this and more with...
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Small Group Teaching Techniques with Dr. Jonathan Sawicki
How do you prepare to teach a small group? What do you do when you don't have time to prepare? How do you keep learners engaged? How do you troubleshoot challenging situations that may arise when teaching in this setting? Join me as I discuss this and more with friend of the podcast Dr. Jonathan...
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Health Literacy and Teaching Patients with Jean Shipman
What is health literacy and why is it important to consider when teaching patients? How can we effectively educate and communicate with patients? How is Covid-19 impacting health literacy? Check out my interview with Ms. Jean Shipman, a librarian emerita and former President of the Medical…
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Creating a Pandemic Medicine Elective with Drs. Farber and Donohue
Part 2 of my interview with University of Maryland hospitalists, Drs. Farber and Donohue. How did they create a virtual elective on quality improvement during the Covid-19 pandemic? What deliverables did their learners have each week? What are their tips for quickly launching a new curriculum...
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Teaching on a Covid-19 Unit with Drs. Farber and Donohue
Drs. Farber and Donohue are hospitalists at the University of Maryland, taking care of adult patients with Covid-19 in a biocontainment unit. How do they facilitate safe involvement of residents and fellows in clinical care? How has their approach to clinical teaching changed? What lessons have...
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Reflection before Retirement with Dr. Brad Poss, DIO and Chief Medical Education Officer Part 2
Dr. Brad Poss is a pediatric critical care physician who has held some of the highest leadership positions in medical education including Program Director, Chair of Department of Pediatrics, Designated Institutional Official(DIO)/Associate Dean of GME, and Chief Medical Education Officer. He also...
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Reflection before Retirement with Dr. Brad Poss, DIO and Chief Medical Education Officer Part 1
Dr. Brad Poss is a pediatric critical care physician who has held some of the highest leadership positions in medical education including Program Director, Chair of Department of Pediatrics, Designated Institutional Official(DIO)/Associate Dean of GME, and Chief Medical Education Officer. He also...
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Memorization and Study Techniques with Chase DiMarco Part 2
How should you study for high-stakes examinations, like the USMLE steps and boards? How does Chase personally approach studying? What is the right balance between reviewing content and doing practice questions? Check out Part 2 of my interview with education professional, podcaster, author, and...
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Memorization and Study Techniques with Chase DiMarco Part 1
Have you ever struggled to master new information? What are the most effective study methods and memorization techniques? What are visual mnemonics and memory palaces? How can you set yourself up for academic success by changing your approach to learning new information? Check out my interview…
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Clinical Teaching during Covid-19 with Dr. Ryan Murphy
Meet Dr. Ryan Murphy, an internal medicine hospitalist, as he reflects on clinical teaching practices during the pandemic. In what capacity should medical students and residents be involved in the care of patients with Covid-19? How will he change his approach to bedside teaching? What impact has...
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Meet the Educator: Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellow, Dr. Jonathan Sawicki
Meet Dr. Jonathan Sawicki, a medicine-pediatrics trained PHM fellow with a longstanding passion for teaching. What early experiences sparked Dr. Sawicki’s interest in education? What sets apart this award-winning educator? What was it like transitioning from the Northeast to Utah? How has be been...
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Creating an Inclusive Learning Environment with Dr. Amy Cowan Part 2
“Look critically at not 'are you or aren’t you a racist', but how you might benefit from this system and how might you contribute to it, because once you start doing that then I think you start choosing differently.” Dr. Cowan is an internist at the VA in Salt Lake City, UT. What opportunities…
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Creating an Inclusive Learning Environment with Dr. Amy Cowan Part 1
Dr. Cowan is an internist at the VA in Salt Lake City, UT. Listen to our discussion about diversity, discrimination, and inclusive teaching practices. What were some of Dr. Cowan's early career experiences around discrimination? How does she create an inclusive clinical learning environment? What...
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Journal Club: Role of Medical Students during Covid-19
Let's discuss a recent article from the Annals of Internal Medicine, "The Role of Medical Students during the Covid-19 Pandemic". Ryan Carlisle (2nd-year medical student) and I will review this article and other recent publications on this topic. Should medical students be allowed in the clinical...
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Meet the Educator: Clerkship Director, Dr. Brian Good Part 2
Let's continue our conversation with Dr. Brian Good, Clerkship Director in Pediatrics at the University of Utah. What are the greatest joys and challenges in his role as Clerkship Director? What is the EPAC (Education in Pediatrics Across the Continuum) study? How did Dr. Good teach local health...
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Meet the Educator: Clerkship Director, Dr. Brian Good Part 1
Meet Dr. Brian Good, Clerkship Director in Pediatrics at the University of Utah. What was it like to attend medical school in Ireland? Why did he come back to academia after working in the community? What unique opportunities exist for his clerkship students? This episode is part one of a…
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Meet the Educator: Chief Resident, Dr. Wade Harrison
Meet Dr. Wade Harrison, a chief resident in pediatrics at the University of Utah. How does he approach teaching as a chief? What has it been like to transition to the attending role? What is he looking for when interviewing residency program applicants? What was it like to teach a course in...
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Meet the Educator: Chief Resident, Dr. Lindsey Gakenheimer-Smith
Meet Dr. Lindsey Gakenheimer-Smith, a chief resident in pediatrics at the University of Utah. What was medical school like for her in Michigan? How did she learn to teach as a resident? What are her teaching responsibilities as chief? What was the medical education system like during her global...
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Meet the Educator: Associate Dean of Admissions, Dr. Benjamin Chan Part 2
Meet Dr. Benjamin Chan, a child psychiatrist and Associate Dean of Admissions at the University of Utah School of Medicine. What is it like to be the Dean of Admissions? How did he decide to pursue a Master of Education degree? Listen here to find out. This episode is part two of a two-part "Meet...
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Meet the Educator: Associate Dean of Admissions, Dr. Benjamin Chan Part 1
Meet Dr. Benjamin Chan, a child psychiatrist and Associate Dean of Admissions at the University of Utah School of Medicine. What early opportunities led him down the path to medical school administration? How does the medical school involve rural preceptors and communities in the education…
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Educating health care professionals of tomorrow is one of the greatest joys in medicine. Join Dr. Kathleen Timme, an academic pediatric endocrinologist and educator as she interviews current and aspiring clinician-educators. Together, we will explore triumphs, struggles, and effective approaches in medical education. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the participants.
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