EP72. How COVID Changed My Medical Education

As medical schools and hospitals adjusted to the evolving COVID-19 pandemic, students felt the impact on their medical education and residency application process. In this episode we invited a group of medical students from across the country to share their thoughts and experiences over the past year. Originally recorded April 15, 2021.

For more information on the current recommendations for away rotations and SLOEs, read the COPA guidelines and the Consensus Statement on the 2021-2022 Emergency Medicine Residency Application Cycle Part I: Emergency Medicine Rotations and Letters.

 

EP64. Dr. Scott Wieters At TCEP 2020

Perfecting Presentations & Nailing Procedures: Secrets to Clerkship Nirvana. Our very own Dr. Scott Wieters shares pearls for clinical success with the Texas College of Emergency Physicians student chapter. Recorded live on June 30, 2020.

EP58. FOAM Favs

For those of you who just can’t get enough EM, here’s a list of a few of my personal FOAMed favorites.

EP57. Make It Stick!

Biochemistry, histology, physiology, microbiology…

You’ve read the books, listened to the lectures, and done a few practice questions.  But how do you really make it stick?

For help, we’ve turned to Chris Diem from Texas A&M COM.  In this episode, he shares his expertise on learning strategies, studying plans, exam preparation, and more.

EP54. Emotional Intelligence

A deeper dive into a large component of interpersonal communication skills and professionalism: emotional intelligence. With Dr. Bobbie Ann White from Texas A&M College of Medicine.

EP39. Presenting Patients Like A Pro

One of the tricks to doing well on an #EMClerkship is knowing how to present your patients succinctly yet in a way that still contains all of the important details. Coming up with a solid assessment and plan ahead of time is crucial, too.

For some pro tips on how to present patients, check out our latest episode as well as some additional resources below.

EMRA’s Patient Presentations video (also includes link to the 3-Minute EM Medical Student Presentation article)