In today's episode, Malek, Odessa and Janet interview Dr. Mulloy, a UOHI cardiologist, and medical educator, on the topic of medical education. We discuss his journey as a teacher/educator/physician, some of its challenges, as well as ways to get into the field of medical education. We are looking forward to sharing his wisdom and enthusiastic attitude with our listeners!
3 Feb 2022
Episode 13: Non-Traditional Paths to Medical School
In this episode, Janet and Malek interview Odessa, and our special guest, Maria on their "non-traditional" paths to medical school. We start off by talking about what exactly non-traditional means and why they consider their journey into medicine non-traditional. Then we delve into their thought processes and how they ended up in medicine from where they started. Lastly, Odessa and Maria give us advice on how to cope with the transition to medical school, especially if you're transitioning from a lab or a full-time job. As always, make sure to leave your thoughts and comments on any of our social media!
16 Nov 2021
Episode 12: Study Strategies for Medical School
In this episode, Malek and Odessa interview Janet and Alicia about study strategies in medical school! We discuss how to study efficiently, retain material long-term, as well as how to get back on track if you fall behind. We hope you find this episode helpful for the upcoming medical school finals! Just a reminder: please do not worry if you feel like you haven't figured out your study method yet, everyone is learning and adjusting along he way.
4 Nov 2021
Episode 11: Imposter Syndrome in Medical School
In this episode, we discuss imposter syndrome: what it is, its prevalence and risk factors, and imposter syndrome within the medical community. We will also be talking about our own experiences and our strategies to deal with imposter syndrome.
14 Sept 2021
Episode 10: Advice to the MD2025s
Welcome back to the On Call Thoughts podcast! Our new hosts, Janet and Alicia decide to kick off this year by giving advice to the MD2025 class. We share our own experiences as first years, from study habits to adjusting to the curriculum, answer questions submitted by the MD2025 class, and share advice from other MD2024's in our class. We want to sincerely congratulate you on your achievements and extend our welcome to the Ottawa and medical community.
12 Feb 2021
Exploring the History of Medicine with Dr. Susan Lamb: The Black Death
As we continue to navigate a modern-day pandemic together, On Call Thoughts brings you a new series on the history of medicine, led by an expert in the the field and beloved lecturer in the Ottawa medical community, Dr. Susan Lamb. In this series, we hope to bring to life an accurate representation of various monumental events in the history of medicine and reflect on their lasting impact on our profession and society. In this first episode, we recount the events of the most devastating pandemic in human history and learn from the medical practices and social constructs that grew out of this tragic period of time.
Resources:
Epidemics and Society: From the Black Death to the Present (Frank M. Snowden) (https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300192216/epidemics-and-society)
Science & Islam (Full) | by Jim Al-Khalili | BBC Documentary (EN) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9eLxDm7mrE)
BBC Documentary THE BLACK DEATH (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c4KZKarKL4&t=14s)
Howard Markel’s Quarantine!: East European Jewish Immigrants and the New York City Epidemics of 1892 (https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0801861802/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_6i6-FbQBC9NQN)
From Plague Doctor to PPE: A Brief History of Pandemic Protection Gear (https://youtu.be/ZniriC-jTHg)
10 Jan 2021
Episode 9: Resiliency and Wellness in Medical School Part 2
In Part 2 of our series on resiliency, we speak with our colleagues and student executives of the Resiliency Interest Group, Mario Corrado and Chanhee Seo, on their journey to medical school and the importance of resiliency in medical training. We cover topics from overcoming personal challenges to wellness and personal care routines. As well, be sure to listen for the host of events, workshops, and resources the group offers for students! This episode was produced in collaboration with the Resiliency Interest Group and Student Wellness Committee at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine.
Resources from ResIG:
Group and Accountability Partner Matching Form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddzr_vfz3aaYVPRC-cA_9_v0a0UhtajDndlQkl0E7M8SYshQ/viewform)
ResIG CV Hours for uOttawa Students (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqVqcEKlDwnwfVgS7PK3SXKH7Fpj-KaHTjAZFfr0p1qW5-jw/viewform)
8 Dec 2020
Episode 8: Resiliency and Wellness in Medical School Part 1
In this episode, we speak with our dear colleague and second-year medical student, Sarah Giacobbo, on her journey to medical school and the importance of resiliency in medical training. We cover topics from overcoming personal challenges to wellness and personal care routines. This episode was produced in collaboration with the Resiliency Interest Group and Student Wellness Committee at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine.
Resources from ResIG:
Group and Accountability Partner Matching Form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddzr_vfz3aaYVPRC-cA_9_v0a0UhtajDndlQkl0E7M8SYshQ/viewform)
ResIG CV Hours for uOttawa Students (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqVqcEKlDwnwfVgS7PK3SXKH7Fpj-KaHTjAZFfr0p1qW5-jw/viewform)
11 Nov 2020
Remembrance Day Edition: A Conversation with Captain Victor Pak, Medical Student
In this episode, we speak with our esteemed colleague and member of the Canadian Armed Forces, Captain Victor Pak, on his journey through medicine and experiences in the military. We cover topics from balancing his responsibilities as a father and husband with medical school, to the importance of resiliency in a medical career. Finally, we learn what Remembrance Day means to Victor and his family, and how we can honour this day during a pandemic. From all of us at On Call Thoughts, we would like to express our highest respect to those that have served and sacrificed their lives for our country, Lest We Forget.
30 Oct 2020
Docs Talk with Dr. Christopher Tran: Endocrinology, Clerkship, Medical Education, and More!
In this episode, we speak with a specialist in endocrinology and an inspiring leader in medical education, Dr. Christopher Tran, on his journey through medicine and work-life balance as a physician. From his clinical interests in diabetes to helping medical students navigate complex topics in endocrinology, On Call Thoughts has you covered as we explore another exciting medical specialty!
10 Oct 2020
Episode 5: A Conversation with Dr. Karima Khamisa, Hematologist
In this episode, we speak with a specialist in hematology and an inspiring leader in medical education, Dr. Karima Khamisa, on her journey through medicine and day-to-day activities as a physician. From her work-life balance as a parent to how she became involved in medical teaching, On Call Thoughts has you covered as we explore another exciting medical specialty!
20 Sept 2020
Episode 4: A Conversation with Dr. Kevin Smit, Orthopedic Surgeon
In this episode, we speak with a specialist in pediatric orthopedic surgery and an inspiring medical educator within the Ottawa medical community, Dr. Kevin Smit, on his journey through medicine and day-to-day activities as a physician. From his work-life balance to how operating room times are assigned to surgeons, On Call Thoughts has you covered as we explore another exciting medical specialty!
7 Sept 2020
Episode 3: Our Stories, Insights, and Tips for MD2024 Students
In this special episode, join our hosts and now second-year medical students Aaron, Sherif, Yuchen, and Zina as we share our stories on the excitement and challenges that goes with the start of medical school. We will explore everything from getting settled in a new city to student wellness and study habits, as well as answering questions submitted by our MD2024 colleagues. From all of us at On Call Thoughts, we want to congratulate you on your exceptional achievements and extend our warmest welcome to the medical community!
5 Aug 2020
Episode 2: Black Lives Matter and Systemic Racism within Medicine
In this episode, we speak with two of our colleagues, Saada Hussen and Selam Ogbalidet, on their lived experiences and stories dealing with systemic racism and institutional discrimination. We cover topics from the lack of Black representation in medicine and medical education to the resulting health inequities faced by Black individuals and other people of colour within our communities.
22 Jul 2020
Episode 1: A Conversation with Dr. Gregory Taylor, Family Medicine and Public Health
Amid an exciting time for public health, we speak with retired family physician and Canada's former Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Gregory Taylor, on his journey through medicine, various professional roles, and his outlook on the COVID-19 pandemic.
22 Jul 2020
Introduction: Meet the Team
In this episode, meet the team of medical students from the University of Ottawa behind On Call Thoughts and learn about the goals and exciting projects ahead for the podcast!
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