Podcasts

"Educational podcasts about academics, life, and clinical emergency medicine" (Academic Life in Emergency Medicine Podcast).

"Board Rounds for the USMLE Step 1 and COMLEX Level 1 is here to make sure you are as prepared as possible when you walk into to take your board exam. This test can make or break your residency dreams and we want to make sure you do as well as you can" (Board Rounds Podcast).

"Curbsiders Teach is THE internal medicine podcast for all things medical education. We use expert interviews to inspire the next generation of medical educators by providing listeners with teaching pearls, practice-changing knowledge and a learning objective-based dosing of Edutainment" (Curbsiders Teach Podcast).

"The purpose of this podcast is to help medical students crush their emergency medicine clerkship and get top 1/3 on their SLOE. The content is organized in an approach to format and covers different chief complaints, critical diagnoses, and skills important for your clerkship" (feedspot.com).

"Come for the stems, stay for the content. We tell you what you need to know. Our podcasts are 10-15 minutes long, entertaining, and high-yield" (EM Board Bombs Podcast).

"We guide you through the pre-health journey by connecting with the admissions experts, application support, and advisors who share first-hand insights. Each episode focuses on what you can do to prepare and build an application that gets noticed by schools" (Inside Health Education Podcast).

“The Intern at Work” is a Canadian internal medicine podcast written by residents for residents! The first of its kind in Canada, our podcast series seeks to connect residents all across Canada and the world by providing entertaining, practical and succinct approaches to common internal medicine illnesses. Our podcast series also aims to start conversations about everything internal medicine, from what it’s like to be an internal medicine resident, to medical education, to medical ethics and the art of medicine itself" (The Intern At Work Podcast).

"The medical school interview is stressful. Then when you add in moral and ethical questions, your forehead begins to sweat and your hands start to shake. Dr. Ryan Gray of the Premed Years podcast and Dr. Elaine Reno, an Emergency Medicine physician and faculty at the University of Colorado Wilderness Medicine premed program have teamed up to bring you this podcast to help you with your med school interview prep!" (Interview Prep Podcast).

"Follow these four friends as we navigate the crazy journey that is medical school! We have spent time listening to podcasts, reading articles, and receiving advice on how to get accepted, but not much on the actual life of a medical student. We want this to be an outlet to document our life in medical school, but also to help aspiring or current student doctors by providing our personal backgrounds, weekly stories, and interviews with classmates and professors" (The Learn'ed Doctor Podcast).

"Making the Rounds, a podcast from the American Medical Association, features advice, interviews and discussions on the most important topics impacting the lives and careers of medical students. Find all AMA podcasts at ama-assn.org/podcasts" (American Medical Association).

"Score higher in the CARS section of the MCAT. Gain confidence and get the MCAT score of your dreams" (The MCAT CARS Podcast).

"The best MCAT prep advice to help you maximize your score to get you into the school of your dreams" (The MCAT Podcast).

"Med Student Diaries is a podcast for medical students who are feeling burned out, lost, or alone, or who are needing a safe and anonymous space to talk about difficult experiences on the wards or in medical training in general" (meddiaries.com).

Nailed it, the Orthopaedic Surgery podcast, is hosted by Dr. Wendell Cole and Dr. Jay Fitts. Both Dr. Fitts and Dr. Cole graduated from Morehouse School of Medicine in 2018 and are current Orthopaedic Surgery residents. Both Dr. Fitts and Dr. Cole entered medical school with an interest in Orthopaedic Surgery and both of them were 2015 Nth Dimensions OSi Scholars. They are good friends, have also traveled together, and bring a playful banter to the Nailed It podcast (Nailed It Podcast).

"A Daily High-Yield review podcast by Orthobullets⏤the Free Learning & Collaboration Community for Orthopaedic Surgery Education" (The Orthobullets Podcast).

"PedsCases is an innovative source of pediatric knowledge dissemination which began in 2008 as a grassroots project by several medical students with faculty support at the University of Alberta to supplement the undergraduate curriculum [1]. Pediatric curriculum is often not presented in an integrated or cohesive manner and students have found it challenging to obtain a comprehensive foundation in pediatric medicine prior to entering clerkship. PedsCases was developed to fill this gap and consists of interactive cases, podcasts, videos and links to supplement undergraduate learning" (pedscases.com).

"Premed Diaries is a podcast for premed students who are dreaming of becoming physicians and feeling frustrated or stuck. If you're feeling discouraged by a bad grade, a low MCAT score, a rejection letter, or feeling alone on the journey to becoming a physician, call 1-833-MYDIARY, leave an anonymous voicemail and speak your mind. Remember that these will be on the internet, so leave out any identifying information" (meddiaries.com).

"The Premed Years has been nominated as an Academy of Podcasters Awards finalist as a top podcast in the Science & Medicine category for three straight years: 2015, 2016 and 2017! This free resource has helped thousands of students learn more about how to get into medical school. Are you next?" (The Premed Years Podcast).

"Resident Diaries is a podcast for residents in training in any medical or surgical field who are feeling exhausted, burned out, depressed, or alone, residents who are needing a safe and anonymous space to talk about difficult experiences. We are taught to privately deal with our feelings about the many difficult things we see – the deaths, the bad outcomes, the terrifying diseases, the devastating traumas–this is not healthy and fuels burnout" (meddiaries.com).

"Run the List is a medical education podcast designed for medical students, new residents, and all learners hoping for a review in internal medicine. Short episodes take you through the diagnosis, management, and clinical pearls for common internal medicine problems" (Run the List Podcast).

"Is medical school your dream? Good! But remember: the journey is uncertain, expensive, and bumpy. Luckily, The Short Coat Podcast comes to you each and every week, is totally free, and most important: our student co-hosts tell you what it’s really like, from the first year to the last, and beyond" (The Short Coat Podcast).

"In Specialty Stories, we talk to specialists in different clinical settings, urban and rural, community and academic, to give you the best idea possible of what your future career might look like" (Specialty Stories Podcast).

"Although there haven’t been any new episodes since 2019, this is still an excellent podcast that helps med students choose a specialty and plan their careers. Learn about specialties like ophthalmology, sleep medicine, and interventional radiology" (osmosis.org).