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What Is a Scribe and How Can It Benefit the Premed?
Bailey from Elite Medical Scribes joins the podcast to talk about what a medical scribe is and how you, the premed, can benefit immensely from the experience!
Overcoming 4 Application Cycles and 9 MCAT Tests!
Brian talks about his long journey to medical school that includes 4 applications cycles and 9 MCAT tests! Listen to what he has learned on his path.
The Mailbag – MCAT Prep, Premed Majors and Shadowing
Ryan answers questions that have come in through our Facebook group. Students ask questions about MCAT prep, shadowing and volunteering hours and much more!
Maximizing Your Shadowing Experience With Bedside Manner
Ryan and Allison talk about bedside manner, and what you, as a premed, can do now to help you with your bedside manner for the future. Take a listen!
There are Non-Traditional Medical Students and Residents Too
Ryan is joined by Dr. Topf, who blogs about his craft at pbfluids.com. They discuss a non-traditional path through the medical education system.
Don’t Give Up Just Because Someone Says It’s “Different Now”
Ryan and Allison talk about a piece on KevinMD about a medical school dropout, who talks about her dream being crushed by the process.
A Canadian Premed Talks About His Journey to Med School
Darby joins Ryan on the podcast to discuss what life was like as a non-traditional applicant to Canadian medical school, and life as a Canadian premed.
IQ, Canadian Premed, Retaking Courses and More Q&A
We dig deep into their email boxes and pull questions that you, the premed, have asked. We answer a handful of great questions coving a lot of different topics.
9 Med School Application Tips That Will Give You an Edge
Ryan and Allison are back together talking about the AMCAS and AACOMAS applications. These medical school applications are a difficult and you need to be prepared!
The Medical School Application Personal Statement
Ryan and Allison give a sneak peak inside the Academy, the premiere premed advising community, and share a webinar given on the medical school personal statement.