Rounds to Residency (from MedSchoolCoach)

Inspiring medical education success in the clinical setting and residency through interviews with doctors and other subject matter experts designed to educate med students. Host, Chase DiMarco, is your clinical rotations resource for medicine, healthcare, clerkships, and other hot topics.

Chiropractics, Allopathic, Osteopathic Differences in Approach to Pain Medicine - Part 2 (Ep. 4.15 Rebroadcast) 03/31/2022

The Alphabet Soup of Pain Treatment & Management with Mitchell Cohn, DO - Part 1 (Ep. 4.14 Rebroadcast) 03/24/2022

What Harvard Students Get Wrong Burnout and Legal with Amy Fogelman MD (Ep. 4.13 Rebroadcast) 03/17/2022

The New Resident Experience with Residency Director Abdullah Chahin MD (Ep. 4.12 Rebroadcast) 03/10/2022

Graduate Medical Education Models and Changes with GME Pundit Brenda Thompson (Ep. 4.11 Rebroadcast) 03/10/2022

Snooooozing on Science with Researcher & Sleep Specialist Alen Juginovic, MD (Ep. 4.9 Rebroadcast) 03/03/2022

“ACHOO!”- Behind the Sneeze of an Allergist-Immunologist with Basil Kahwash, MD (Ep. 4.10 Rebroadcast) 03/03/2022

IM Residency vs COVID with Clinical Problem Solvers Lindsey Shipley, MD & Jack Penner, MD (Ep. 4.8 Rebroadcast) 02/24/2022

What is Occupational & Environmental Medicine? with PD Alya Khan, MD (Ep. 4.7 Rebroadcast) 02/24/2022

Outpatient Internal Medicine & Telehealth Rotations with Frank Okosun MD (Ep. 4.6 Rebroacast) 02/21/2022

Radiology Residency Tips with Dr. Resident, PD Barry Julius MD (Ep. 4.5 Rebroadcast) 02/21/2022

Methods and Mindsets of Happy Residents w/ Tonya Caylor, MD, FAAFP (Ep. 4.4 Rebroadcast) 02/21/2022

End of Life Care with Forrest Jones MD, FAAFP (Ep. 4.3 Rebroadcast) 02/21/2022

Urology Residency Tips and Sex Ed with Kelly Casperson MD (Ep. 4.2 Rebroadcast) 02/21/2022

Supporting Health & Education Through Osteopathic Principles with Amelia Bueche, D.O. (Ep. 4.1 Rebroadcast) 02/21/2022

3.15 Residency Q&A w/ Greg Rodden DO - Life of a Resident 03/18/2021

3.14 Residency Q&A w/ Greg Rodden DO - Medical Intern Year & USMLE Step 3. 03/11/2021

3.13 Residency Q&A w/ Greg Rodden DO- USMLE to Residency Match 03/04/2021

3.12 Residency Success and Clinician Excellence w/ Stephen Beeson MD 02/25/2021

Announcement! We Are Now 'Rounds to Residency' 02/19/2021

3.11 Health Disparities & LGBTQ Patients Medicine with Samee Hameed 02/11/2021

3.10 COVID Clerkships and CV Building with Curbsider’s Beth Garbitelli 02/04/2021

3.9 Mastering your Shelves, Boards, and Dermatology Clerkships w Cory Pettit MD 01/28/2021

3.8 Step 2 Study Guru Secrets with Faustine Ramirez, MD 01/21/2021

3.7 Boys’ Club vs Women in Radiology with Barbara Hamilton MD 01/14/2021

3.6 Radiology Clerkships, Women in Medicine with Nisha Mehta MD 01/07/2021

3.5 High Yield Graduate Medical Education Highlights with Kathleen Timme MD 12/31/2020

3.4 Get Productive with Residency Director Sarah Hart-Unger MD 12/24/2020

3.3 Sleeping on the Job - Sleep Medicine and Telehealth with Joseph Krainin, M.D., FAASM 12/17/2020

3.2 Imperfect Parenting and Pediatric Clerkships with Jeremy Toffle MD of ImperfectDadMD 12/10/2020

3.2 Imperfect Parenting and Pediatric Clerkships with Jeremy Toffle MD of ImperfectDadMD Dr. Jeremy Toffle discusses choosing pediatrics as a specialty, supporting parents through his blog, and the changes in clinical medicine during the pandemic. [01:06] How Dr. Toffle Is Changing Medicine for the Better [05:22] The Difference between University Hospital and Clinical Rotations [06:28] The Personality Traits of Pediatricians [08:08] The Hardest Parts of Pediatrics [09:06] Changes in Clinical Medicine During the Pandemic [11:06] Advice for Med Students Considering Pediatrics [12:48] Why Dr. Toffle Started Imperfect Dad, MD Today, Chase DiMarco talks to Dr. Jeremy Toffle, MD. Dr. Toffle is a pediatrician in Nebraska that runs the Imperfect Dad, MD blog. Through this medium, he brings his parenting and medical experience together to let parents know that they are not alone in the struggle. In this episode, Chase talks to Dr. Toffle about choosing pediatrics as a specialty, supporting parents through his blog and the changes in clinical medicine during the pandemic. Why Dr. Toffle Chose Pediatrics Dr. Toffle has always enjoyed being around children. Following his experience in summer camps and being a camp counsellor, Dr. Toffle became more comfortable with being around kids. Pediatric procedure also drew him to the specialty. Pediatrics and Personalities Doctors in pediatrics are often stereotyped as bubbly and super-approachable, which is not always the case. Dr. Toffle was partly drawn to the specialty because of the difficulty he experienced getting adult patients to comply with his advice and recommendations. He describes the role of a pediatrician as effectively a middle-man between kids and their parents. Changes in Medicine During the Pandemic The field of pediatrics has changed in big and small ways in response to the pandemic. Telemedicine and Zoom are being used for wellness checks and the physical examinations are postponed as necessary. Children who are on long-term medications like ADHD meds are most suited for these remote check-ups and there is often no reason for them to physically be in the doctor’s office. Dr. Toffle predicts that healthcare will continue to use telemedicine and Zoom for checkups that permit them to long after the pandemic has passed. Advice for Students Preparing for Pediatric Rotations and Considering Pediatrics as a Specialty Dr. Toffle thinks it is important for students to understand that children are not “little adults” and that their biology is different. He urges students preparing for pediatric rotations to read up on the developmental milestones and check what their classmates have already learned from their rotations. Pediatric rotations will not be like any of the other rotations. Coming into the rotations with confidence and an open mind will go a long way. Students should look at pediatrics as a completely different world and a completely different type of medicine compared to everything they have learned. When dealing with adult patients and their health, there are many lifestyle choices like smoking, diet and physical fitness that need to be considered. Kids are a blank slate and physicians have the rare opportunity of helping their patients earlier on in their lives to get them to be healthier adults. Imperfect Dad, MD Dr. Toffle started his blog Imperfect Dad, MD early on in the pandemic in an attempt to contribute more at a time he felt parents needed the support. Parents often think pediatricians do everything perfectly when it comes to their children, which is not true. In his blog, Dr. Toffle takes what he knows from his job and being a parent to let other parents know where he has not done a good job. Admitting to his own blunders and flaws takes a lot of weight off parents who feel pressure to be perfect in everything. Check out Dr. Toffle’s blog . Check out his , and profiles. Sign up for a with Chase DiMarco, sponsored by Prospective Doctor! You can also join the Med Mnemonist Mastermind today and learn more about study methods, memory techniques, and MORE! Do check out . Like our Facebook page and find our , , and at ! Feel free to any Questions or Comments. /episode/index/show/1minute-preceptor/id/17139737

Rounds to Residency (from MedSchoolCoach)

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