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- What OMFS Programs Look For In A Resident- Trust But Verify: The #1 Rule That Could Save Your Dental Career- The Truth About Sedation Safety: Why Dental Assistants Should Be DANCE CertifiedYouTube Link:https://youtu.be/haD0ReGjZRw Podcast Link:https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/8PolF4NrxSb Quotes & Wisdom:“Taking a year off was the hardest decision I've ever made—but I don't regret it for a minute.” – Benji“Sometimes you've got to evaluate and say, ‘I need to give 120% to this priority right now.'” – Brendan“Confidence and self-awareness. That's what directors are really looking for.” – Brendan“Pick up the hose and hold it. That taught me to always be doing something, and that stuck with me through everything.” – Benji (on working with his dad)“Nothing is beneath any of us—turning over chairs, cleaning, setting trays—do it all. Especially when no one's watching.” – Brendan“Trust but verify—every single thing.” – Brendan“You don't know where sabotage can come from. It's not always personal, but you need to be ready.” – Brendan“People love to be taught. When you provide structure and knowledge, the whole profession gets safer.” – Benji“Life is life. If you have the time to speak with others, share ideas, and learn from great people—you grow more than you realize.” – BenjiQuestions:06:33 – "How's the CBSE studying going?"08:25 – "Are you going to be working during that time?"08:54 – "What did they say about that?"09:25 – "Did any of them say don't work and solely study for the CBSE?"10:37 – "What about your roommate? What does your roommate do?"11:46 – "Did you see the stats of LECOM? How many students matched into OMFS?"15:50 – "Any interest in head and neck, or fellowship?"18:33 – "How important do you think it is to have a competent anesthesia team?"29:43 – "What would you say program directors are looking for in residents to interview?"Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #139- 4.2025#podcast #dentalpodcast #doctorgallagherpodcast #doctorgallagherspodcast #doctor #dentist #dentistry #oralsurgery #dental #dentalschool #dentalstudent #doctorlife #dentistlife #oralsurgeon #doctorgallagher

Host: Kathleen SpinazzolaGuest: Dr. Teresa Hunter-Pettersen, MD, Institutional Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and an Associate Professor of Medical EducationDr. Hunter-Pettersen discusses her 20-year tenure at LECOM, starting in 2004. She highlights her journey, including her role as a patient representative at the VA and her transition to LECOM. She emphasizes the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion, noting LECOM's commitment to creating an environment of oneness. She shares her admiration for historical figures like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and stresses the sacredness of the medical profession, urging students to approach their roles with respect and humility. Listen In!Thanks for listening to this episode of LECOM Presents: Heroes In Training________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Send us a textToday, we're joined by Dr. Richard Terry, D.O., a family medicine physician and founding dean of Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) Elmira campus, who also holds the title of  Assistant Dean of Regional Clinical Education. Dr. Terry shares how LECOM started the branch campus system and highlights the New York- Elmira campus's problem-based learning curriculum, which fosters collaboration and prepares students for medical practice. Dr. Terry shares insights about the Elmira community and the early hands-on clinical rotations at local hospitals, starting as early as the first year of medical school. He highlights the robust research opportunities available to students, as well as LECOM's mission to recruit New York State residents with a passion for serving underserved communities. We also discuss the accelerated six-year D.O. program in collaboration with the Elmira College and explore LECOM Elmira's 100% match rate for 2024, with 52% of graduates matching into New York hospitals. Join us as we learn how LECOM Elmira is working to shape the future of osteopathic medicine and preparing students to make a meaningful impact.

Join Dr. Tamara Beckford and the incredible Dr. Christopher Behringer for a transformative session on achieving fulfillment as a medical professional! Medicine is an art, and as physicians, we have the creativity, intelligence, and drive to thrive not only in our profession but in ways that align with our deepest passions. Dr. Behringer will guide you on how to become an "Artist of Medicine," blending your professional expertise with personal fulfillment. Dr. Christopher Behringer is an American Board Certified Family Medicine, OMT, and Lifestyle Medicine physician and keynote speaker currently based in South Central Kentucky. A graduate from the Lake Erie of College of Osteopathic Medicine, he completed his Family Medicine residency at the Sampson Regional Medical Center in Clinton North Carolina. Dr. Behringer has a focus on non-pharmacologic modalities towards health achievement and functional freedom. He serves as a Course Director helping teach medical education and family medicine practices for LECOM, as well as serves as Chief Learning Officer for the medical education company ReelDx. He has presented for universities across the United States as well as spoken at national conferences. Dr. Behringer was born and lived 19 years in Saudi Arabia and has a strong passion for helping the country he was raised in; helping to author articles for their Family Medicine Essentials Guide.

Our Wednesday health focus guest was Dr. Danielle Hansen, the new Regional President of LECOM Health. We discussed Dr. Hansen's experience in the behavioral health field, and the wide scope of LECOM Health's footprint.

Guest: Dr. Rachel Ogden, Dean of the LECOM School of PharmacyDr. Rachel Ogden reflects on her inspiring journey from a faculty member in 2008 to her current role as dean. She shares her passion for healthcare, memorable career moments, and valuable advice for women entering the field. Discover how embracing opportunities and staying open to possibilities shaped her remarkable career.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Ryan gives us Masters reflections from his time on the Augusta ropes and we cover the Korn Ferry Tour and Americas Tour Monday qualifying results.

We are live inside LECOM Park for today's Spring Training game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Detroit Tigers. Quinn Priester will be making his Spring debut and facing off against Tarik Skubal. We will also see Aroldis Chapman making his Pirates spring debut on his 36th birthday, while Jared Jones, Colin Holderman, & Dauri Moreta also are scheduled to take the mound today. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE with NOTIFICATIONS ON if you enjoyed the show! NS9 MERCH: https://northshorenine.myspreadshop.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: https://jadedpiratesfanns9.substack.com ►Website: https://www.northshorenine.com ►Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/northshorenine ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@northshorenine ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northshorenine ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northshorenine ►Discord: https://discord.gg/3HVYPg544m

We are live inside LECOM Park for today's Spring Training game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Atlanta Braves. We discuss what we want to see with Marco Gonzales making his first spring start in a Pirates uniform, as well as Luis Ortiz and David Bednar following up. We also take a look at this lineup which again features many of who you would expect to see on Opening Day. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE with NOTIFICATIONS ON if you enjoyed the show! NS9 MERCH: https://northshorenine.myspreadshop.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: https://jadedpiratesfanns9.substack.com ►Website: https://www.northshorenine.com ►Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/northshorenine ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@northshorenine ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northshorenine ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northshorenine ►Discord: https://discord.gg/3HVYPg544m

We are live inside LECOM Park for today's Spring Home Opener vs. the Baltimore Orioles. This marks our first look at the $77 million man, Mitch Keller who takes the mount today. Also, Oneil Cruz makes his 2024 return to baseball that can bring so much excitement to this team. We also talk about what we want to see from Ke'Bryan Hayes, Jack Suwinski, Liover Peguero, Nick Gonzales, & Yasmani Grandal. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE with NOTIFICATIONS ON if you enjoyed the show! NS9 MERCH: https://northshorenine.myspreadshop.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: https://jadedpiratesfanns9.substack.com ►Website: https://www.northshorenine.com ►Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/northshorenine ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@northshorenine ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northshorenine ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northshorenine ►Discord: https://discord.gg/3HVYPg544m

This podcast includes interviews with the following people:   Dr. Erin Mason PharmD  Associate Director, Medical Value with Astellas Pharma US   Caroline Sommesburger P2 Pharmacy Student at LECOM    Shawn Nairn, RPh  Owner of ACORx    Brandon Antinopoulos, PharmD  President & COO of Pennsylvania Pharmacists Care Network    Lucas Shumaker, PharmD, BCACP, TTS  Chief Operations Officer at Rxchitect Health   Michael Korczynski PharmD  Manager of Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacy Services, Allegheny Health Network   Melissa Sherer Krause PharmD  Vice President at Pharmacy Healthcare Solutions, LLC (PHSL)   Robert Maher Jr. PharmD  Director Of Pharmacy Services at Klingensmiths Drug Stores   Vadim Gazarov, PharmD, HECON-C  Director, Field Medical Account Lead GSK  Founder of the Pittsburgh Pharmacy Network    Victoria Elliott, RPh, MBA, CAE CEO of the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association 

Guest: Taylor Altidor, LECOM School Of PharmacyTaylor Altidor is a pharmacy student and a member of the distant education pathway class of 2026! Taylor tells us today why she wanted to be a pharmacist and her journey to pharmacy school.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Guest: Sally Ghannam, LECOM School Of DentistrySally Ghannam​ is a first-year dental student at the LECOM Bradenton Campus and discusses the LECOM Dental program, why she wanted to become a dentist, and any tips she has for future dentists. ​________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

It's another special episode of Raise the Line, where we have the honor of speaking with Susan Spielberg, overall winner of the Student Advisor category in the 2022 Osmosis Raise the Line Faculty Awards. Chosen from a pool of over 1,000 nominees representing 377 institutions worldwide, Susan truly embodies the six core values of Osmosis, as evidenced by the glowing testimonials and videos submitted by her students and colleagues. Join host Michael Carrese as he dives into Susan's educational career and her current role at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, where she serves as a student advisor across the pharmacy and dental schools. In this engaging conversation, Susan shares her approach which involves proactively seeking out those who may be hesitant to ask for help. "I find that many people have difficulty asking for help. That's why I feel the need to go out and find them." Tune in to learn more about the types of support students increasingly need, why she thinks teaching the affective is just as important as academics, and why she's known as the “grandma” of LECOM.Mentioned in this episode: www.osmosis.org/faculty-awards

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Tim Zurn, Pharmacy Manager of LECOM PharmacyDr. Tim Zurn discusses the differences between LECOM pharmacies and chain pharmacies, taking time to explain different medications to patients, and working with physicians and insurance companies.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Jaime Babiak, Director Of Operations at the LECOM Senior Living CenterDr. Jaime Babiak discusses her work at the Institute For Successful Aging, some of the challenges facing the aging population, determining what level of care might be appropriate in your senior years, employing an attorney to determine the financial ramifications of senior care, and the psychosocial benefits of senior services.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Rachel Ogden, Dean of the LECOM School of PharmacyDr. Rachel Ogden discusses the evolving role of the pharmacist, the greater accessability of pharmacists, the LECOM distance education program, and specifics about the pathways to becoming a pharmacist.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Susan Calderbank, Director of Patient Care at the LECOM Dental ClinicDr. Susan Calderbank discusses the correlation between oral health and overall physical health and the preventative and advanced care services provided by the LECOM dental clinic.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Jaime Babiak, Director Of Operations at the LECOM Senior Living CenterDr. Jaime Babiak discusses the various personal care services that seniors need as they age and different home care services that are available along the health care continuum through the LECOM Senior Living Center.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Maria KrakoraMaria Krakora is a current first year medical student in the Problem Based Learning Pathway at LECOM. Maria showcases the LECOM Mission with her dedication to community service. In her free time, shares her medical knowledge to help better her community. She continues to uphold the LECOM Mission pillar of community service by taking her medical knowledge and experience globally to underdeveloped communities in need. ________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Mark Keven Kauffman, D.O., M.S. Med. Ed., P.A. Associate Dean of Academic Affairs - LECOM BradentonDr. Mark Kauffman is a LECOM graduate, currently serves as the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for LECOM Bradenton and shares his story with LECOM and why you should choose to become a physician through LECOM.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Ryan LynchDr. Ryan Lynch discusses the different types of headaches and migranes, concerns about headache frequency, and preventative measures as well as medications that can reduce headache, or migrane, frequency and severity.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Thomas Yoon, Dean of The LECOM School of Dental MedicineDr. Thomas Yoon discusses the LECOM School of Dental Medicine, dental clinics, the importance of educating patients, and their approach to comprehensive dentistry.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Jason Lee, Dean of Podiatric School of Medicine of LECOM HealthDr. Jason Lee discusses the new Podiatric School of Medicine of LECOM Health to meet the needs of increasing podiatric services and some of the academic core requirements for prospective incoming students.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Cassie Dundon, Executive Director of The Achievement Center of LECOM HealthCassie Dundon discusses the history of the Achievement Center in Erie County and the behavioral and developmental services they have been providing for families of Erie County for 100 years!________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

On Tuesday, we broadcasted live from the 2022 Keystone Nonprofit Conference at the Ambassador Banquet and Conference Center in Erie. We highlighted the work of several nonprofits, and got an understanding of how they are doing during these times of inflation and workforce shortages. Our guests include: Adam Bratton, Executive Director, The Nonprofit Partnership; Jonathan Rilling, Board President of The Nonprofit Partnership, and VP of Marketing, Advancement, and Communications, Erie Homes for Children and Adults; Kurt Crays, Executive Director with Erie United Methodist Alliance; Cassie Dundon, Board Member, The Nonprofit Partnership, and Executive Director, Achievement Center of LECOM; Tim Shannon, Executive Director with Erie Eastside Renaissance; and Karen Bilowith, President and CEO, The Erie Community Foundation.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Ashley Sonney, Director of Clinical Services, LECOM VNAAshley Sonney is the Director of Clinical Services for the LECOM VNA of Erie County and discusses a little about the history of the VNA and the mission and some of the services of the VNA.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. James Lin, President of the Institute For Successful AgingDr. James Lin is the President of the Institute For Successful Aging and discusses healthy aging and living a high quality of life while preventing chronic diseases.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Sasha Noe, D.O., Ph.D., Advisory Committee Chair and Faculty Member of the LECOM Master of Science in Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics programDr. Sasha Noe is a physician, researcher, best selling author and international public speaker and discusses the Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics program as well as her research with cannabis.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Sasha Noe, D.O., Ph.D., Advisory Committee Chair and Faculty Member of the LECOM Master of Science in Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics programDr. Sasha Noe is a physician, researcher, best selling author and international public speaker and discusses the Medical Cannabinoid Therapeutics program as well as her research with cannabis.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Monsignor David Rubino, Ph.D.Guest: Dr. Timothy Novak, Dean LECOM School of Health Services AdministrationDr. Tim Novak is the Dean of the LECOM School of Health Services Administration and discusses some of the different programs available in the school as well as the modes of learning that are also offered.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Nick Debiec and Alex NguyenGuest: Dr. Christi WoodsDr. Christi Woods is former LECOM graduate and a board certified Emergency Medicine Physician who made a brave career change into cosmetic dermatology. We discover the importance of mental health and find that it is never too late to make a change.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Assessment Dr. Thomas Yoon- Assistant Dean of Clinical EducationGuest: Nathan, a 17-year-old high school junior from Lakewood Ranch High SchoolIn this podcast episode, Dr. Yoon has a conversation with Nathan is a high school junior and an athlete. Nathan has questions about athletic sports guard and why he and his teammates are always reminded to wear their sports guard while on the basketball court for games. Dr. Yoon educates Nathan on how the mouthguard helps prevent dental injuries, the different types of mouthguards available, how to select the proper one, and how to care for mouthguards. ________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Kathy Gennuso, Director of the LECOM Master of Science in Biomedical Ethics ProgramGuest: Melissa MurrayMelissa Murray is a class of 2022 LECOM Master of Science in Biomedical Ethics (MSBE) student. She is married with two daughters and is planning on attending medical school. Melissa shares her love for holistic medicine and insights from her perspective as a LECOM MSBE student as she continues to work towards becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Kathy Gennuso, Director of the LECOM Master of Science in Biomedical Ethics ProgramGuest: Angela SantilliAngela Santilli is a class of 2022 LECOM Master of Science in Biomedical Ethics (MSBE) student and also currently works as a regulatory coordinator for a clinical research company in Tampa, Florida. She is also engaged to be married and loves spending time with her dog and four cats. Angela shares insights from her perspective as a LECOM MSBE student as she continues to work towards becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Automatizar processos em Tax não necessariamente pressupõe a estruturação de fluxos complexos e rígidos. Afinal, a volatilidade do ambiente fiscal pode exigir grandes mudanças do dia para a noite. Neste episódio, Paola Dôliveira, sócia-diretora de Tax Transformation e Innovation da KPMG no Brasil, recebe Tiago Amor, sócio e vice-presidente de Vendas da Lecom Tecnologia, para falar sobre os benefícios da plataforma low-code para o Tax e suas diferenças em relação a workflows programados. A Lecom Tecnologia tem se destacado como um player relevante no ecossistema de Tax Technology. Juntos, KPMG e Lecom têm fomentado a digitalização em Tax, simplificando e otimizando a automação de processos e buscando impulsionar a jornada de inovação das organizações.   Ouça agora!   Confira a série completa: https://spoti.fi/2PYsCgN   Conhece a página de Tax Transformation da KPMG? Acesse e fique por dentro das iniciativas que estão transformando o Tax: https://bit.ly/3oJCLgr. Se você é uma Tax Tech, se cadastre, e faça parte do nosso ecossistema! A KPMG no Brasil é líder em fomento do ecossistema Tax Tech e participa ativamente da Inovação Aberta. Acredita que a colaboração entre os #TaxPlayers é fundamental para acelerar a transformação.   Nos acompanhe também nas redes sociais:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kpmg-brasil Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kpmgbrasil Twitter: https://twitter.com/KPMGBRASIL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KPMGBrasil YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/KPMGBR  

Hosts: Nick Debiec and Alex NguyenGuest: Dr. Carmine D'Amico, D.O.Dr. Carmine D'Amico, D.O. is a Clinical Associate Professor of Cardiology and Assistant Director of Clinical Education at LECOM. He is a cardiologist with the LECOM Institute for Successful Aging specializing in non-invasive/nuclear cardiology and invasive/interventional cardiology. Dr. D'Amico graduated with his osteopathic medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. D'Amico completed his fellowship at Deborah Heart & Lung Center. He is trained in non-invasive, nuclear cardiology and invasive interventional cardiology. He speaks about what it takes to be a great cardiologist and physician in any field. He dives into his passion of teaching and shares the rewards that he keeps with him while teaching at LECOM.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Get ready to bet on the Korn Ferry Tour this week with former KFT caddie, Garrett Simmons. We are back in the states after the international hiatus to start the season. Garrett gives you 8 outright picks as well as 2 first round leaders down in Florida this week for the LECOM Suncoast Classic. Also joining the show is Colton Heisey, caddie on the bag for Brandon Matthews' big win last week in Bogotá. We talk about last week, Brandon, professional corn hole, and what to look out for this week in Florida. Please support the podcast further by doing a few things to spread the TJ Gospel: Join Goalby's Nut Hut, our private DISCORD chat w/ > 400 golf loving, DFS & Betting fans. Sign up for the “Heavy Petting” & “Chalk Bomb” emails for free that hit your inboxes every Tuesday & Wednesday. Get exclusive membership discounts at Fantasy National Golf Club by using this link. Leave an honest iTunes Review. Garrett's a tremendous asset and the show gains traction when listeners rate and review.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Ron Shively, Student Affairs Director, Bradenton CampusDirector of Student Affairs at the LECOM Bradenton campus, Ron Shively joins the LECOM podcast to discuss his experiences over the past 18 years. Mr. Shively is retiring from his full time status from LECOM this year. He speaks about his experiences from being there from day one of the opening the Bradenton campus to those who have made big difference in his life along the way.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. James Lin and Dr. Danielle HansenDr. James Lin and Dr. Danielle Hansen chat with LECOM Director of Student Affairs Jamie Murphy regarding the exciting news on two grants awarded to LECOM Health. Dr. Lin discusses the issues with Long Term Care Facilities and ways to combat worker burnout and improving wellness. Dr. Hansen's focus is on proper evaluation and treatment of health care worker burnout and mental fatigue. Doctors Lin and Hansen, who both specialize in Geriatrics and Internal Medicine, also work together to improve the mental wellness and mind, body and spirit of the community.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Nick Debiec and Alex NguyenGuest: Dr. Brandon DunmyreDr. Brandon Dunmyre is a Nephrologist practicing within Allegheny Health Network. Listen in on his journey into Nephrology from beginning to end, as he describes his education at LECOM, residency at the Cleveland Clinic, and Fellowship at OSU Wexner Medical Center. He describes the ins and outs of becoming a distinguished physician and that proves that passion and humanism in your work goes can take you a long way.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

On Wednesdays, we like to focus on health and wellness, so on this episode we turned our attention to our seniors. How are residents of senior living centers navigating the super-contagious Omicron variant? To find out, we'll talk to Dr. Jaime Babiak, Director of Operations & Director of Pharmacy for the LECOM Institute for Successful Aging. Dr. Babiak brought us the update on LECOM's seniors from her expert perspective.

Host: Dr. Lisa Tavallali, Masters in Public Health Program Director.Guest: Jessica Nguyen, MPHJessica Nguyen is a 2021 LECOM MPH graduate and an Outstanding Student Award recipient. Jessica shares her path into the medical field, the real-world application of her MPH from LECOM, and her transition into medical school at the University of New England as she continues to be one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

We're less than a week into 2022…how are you doing with your new year's resolutions? If you're hoping for a new you in the new year, you're tuned to the right place. We talked to Tammy Roche from the YMCA about getting fit and staying healthy, and we turned to LECOM physician, Dr. Fernando Melaragno about good nutrition leading to good health.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dave Hopkins, Director of the LECOM Medical Fitness and Wellness Center Dave Hopkins is the Director of the LECOM Medical Fitness and Wellness Center and shares helpful tips for assessing and addressing your individual health and fitness goals for the new year as he works to keep healthy the next generation of LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Anthony Agostini, D.O.Dr. Anthony Agostini is a cardiologist in Texas who was a part of the first graduating class at LECOM in 1997. He was actually the first person to receive a diploma from the school as the first person who was called during the commencement ceremony. He discusses what he learned, and is still learning, as a cardiologist and his involvement in the first days of the school. He also explains his journey to medical school and time spent as an active air force reservist as he continues to be one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Nick Debiec and Alex NguyenGuest: Dr. Logan BartschDr. Logan Bartsch is a 2018 LECOM graduate and is currently in his PGY-3 for Emergency Medicine at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center. Dr. Bartsch shares his journey of how he wanted to do Orthopedic Medicine up until his fourth year of medical school, then took a transition year to follow his true passion. This episode is great for those who still are wavering in what they want to do and how to approach it. Dr. Bartsch's story is one of adversity and proves to always do what your heart tells you, no matter how far in the game you are.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Our first episode with LECOM with students Stephanie Blount, Elizabeth Williams, Bill Remley, Kevin Mahdavi Izadi, Sarah Markland, and Kelly Tran discussing a case of a 7 month old that has acute worsening of breath. Case presnted by Dr. Srinivasachar. Dr. Travis Smith (LECOM) discuss along with his students.

Host: Dr. Richard Terry, Associate Dean of Academic AffairsDr. Richard Terry is the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at LECOM at Elmira and briefly discusses how grit is the differentiating factor for those that succeed during the first year at medical school as he helps to prepare the next generation of LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

In this episode we talk to Dr Lederer. She is a 3rd year general surgery resident at Kiesler Air Force Base and a graduate of LECOM. Our conversation centers on ways a medical student can make themselves the best applicant they can for general surgery, what life as a resident in her program is like, and being in the military. DISCLAIMER: All the opinions presented in this podcast are our own and do not reflect the opinions of any branch of the U.S. military, or the Department of Defense.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Joseph DeltondoDr. Joseph Deltondo is a 2007 LECOM graduate and is board certified in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology. He currently serves as a forensic pathology specialist at Allegheny General Hospital. Dr. Deltondo shares his journey into medicine, what a pathologist does, the "CSI" effect, and dispels the myths about the perception of the type of person who pursues this specialty as he continues to be one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dave Hopkins, Director of the LECOM Medical Fitness and Wellness Center Dave Hopkins is the Director of the LECOM Medical Fitness and Wellness Center and shares his insight on setting goals and determining fitness goals. He discusses the most efficient way to exercise, the different types of calories, eating regimens, body fat percentages, optimal BMIs, and the social-cultural aspect of physical fitness as he works to keep healthy the next generation of LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Mark Kauffman, Associate Dean of Academic AffairsGuest: Dr. Jason Lewis, D.O.Dr. Jason Lewis is a LECOM graduate and is currently a pediatric hematologist and oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He was a resident at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and underwent a pediatric and hematology fellowship at Penn State Health. Jason chronicles his journey into medicine from early childhood where he was diagnosed with t-cell lymphoma at age 5. He pursued a Physician Assistant Degree and realized his passion was to become a doctor where he enjoys the team atmosphere of caring for patients and continues to be one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Seth Carter - Geriatric and Family Medicine Physician. Dr. Seth Carter is a class of 2016 LECOM graduate and is currently a geriatric and family medicine physician as well as the LECOM Geriatric Medicine Clerkship assistant director. He shares how he came to love caring for people and his path to deciding to pursue a career in the medical field. Dr. Carter also talks about the geriatric program at LECOM and practicing as a physician in geriatrics as he prepares the next generation of LECOM healthcare heroes while being one himself.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Regan Shabloski, Assistant Dean of Clinical Education at LECOM. Dr. Regan Shabloski is a doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and the the Assistant Dean of Clinical Education at LECOM. He is also a Colonel in the U.S. Army who has served multiple tours of duty across the globe. Dr. Shabloski shares his path into both medicine and the military as well as the influence of both of those worlds on his personal and professional life while working to prepare the next generation of LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Father RubinoGuest: Dr. Tim NovakDr. Tim Novak is the Dean of the LECOM School of Health Services Administration and explains the outcome oriented focus of teaching the business and ethics of healthcare to future leaders. Tim discusses the transition to online virtual education, teaching patient-centered care while taking care of the greater good, and the fiscal responsibility of doctors to operate a solvent practice as the School of Health Services Administration continues to prepare future LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Nick Debiec and Alex NguyenGuest: Dr. Tony El-HayekDr. Tony El-Hayek is a LECOM graduate and talks with student doctors Nick Debiec and Alex Nguyen about his life as a fourth year resident of anesthesiology at the Cleveland Clinic. Tony shares how an anesthesiologist prepares and works with patients throughout the surgical process. He explains how doctors work together during emergency situations and clarifies various specifics and stereotypes of the profession while working at what he loves as one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Rachel Ogden, School of Pharmacy DeanGuest: Dr. Elizabeth ArdilloDr. Elizabeth Ardillo is a class of 2017 LECOM graduate of the School of Pharmacy. She was drawn to natural alternative therapies as a teenager and continued to work in a pharmacy during her academic and pre-professional career. After graduation, she even relocated to work full-time with the same company. Elizabeth is currently the Director of Medical Education and Lead Pharmacist at Green Thumb Industries. She is also the Clinical Director of Rise Maryland. These positions allow her to work directly with physicians and patients to improve health and wellness through the use of cannabis. Elizabeth shares her experience as a student, her transition to being a pharmacist with a cannabis company, and keys to her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Rachel Ogden, School of Pharmacy DeanGuest: Dr. Brandon SingDr. Brandon Sing is a LECOM graduate of the School of Pharmacy, where he was awarded the LECOM School of Pharmacy Academic Excellence Award. After graduation, he went on to complete a PGY-1 pharmacy practice residency at Saint Vincent Hospital, a tertiary care facility within the Alleghany Health Network, in Erie, PA. During this time, Brandon developed an interest and passion for teaching and, therefore, decided to pursue a Master of Science in Medical Education from LECOM. Brandon now works at LECOM as an associate professor of pharmacy practice and is the School of Pharmacy director of pharmacy residency education. Brandon shares his experience as a student and his path toward becoming an educator as one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Rachel Ogden, School of Pharmacy DeanGuest: Taylor PlattTaylor is a LECOM student in the class of 2022 and is enrolled in the accelerated pathway at the Erie campus. She completed her prerequisites at Slippery Rock University and is very active as a student at LECOM. Taylor is one of the ambassadors that interacts with admissions candidates during the admissions process and participates in recruiting events hosted by the School of Pharmacy. She is also a member of Phi Lambda Sigma, which is the national pharmacy leadership society. Taylor shares her experience as a student, her aspirations as a future pharmacist, and keys to her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Assessment; Dr. Thomas Yoon- Assistant Dean of Clinical EducationGuest: Dr. Matthew Draudt- Practicing Dentist and LECOM dental school alumnus, Class of 2018In this podcast episode, Dr. Dinh is joined by her cohost, Dr. Yoon- Assistant Dean of Clinical Education. Together they welcome back Dr. Matt Draudt, an alumnus of the LECOM School of Dental Medicine, for a conversation about the rewarding career of a dentist. Dr. Matt Draudt is originally from Utah and loves the outdoors. Before attending college at Utah Valley University, he spent two years on a service trip in Brazil and is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish. After completing his undergraduate studies from Utah Valley University, Dr. Draudt continued his studies at LECOM School of Dental Medicine in Bradenton, Florida. While at LECOM, he dedicated his time learning the foundational principles of dental medicine and graduated in 2018. Dr. Draudt has a special interest in dental implants and oral surgery and has completed additional education in these fields. Dr. Draudt is currently practicing at his own dental office called Greenway Dental in Morganton, North Carolina. He spends a lot of time keeping up to speed on the newest and greatest techniques developed in order to provide the highest quality of care for his patients. He enjoys serving others and has participated in many dental service trips. He genuinely appreciates treating patients and building lifelong relationships with them.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Timothy Novak, Dean, LECOM School of Health Services AdministrationGuest: Dr. Lisa Tavallali, Director of the Masters in Public Health (MPH) ProgramDr. Lisa Tavallali talks with Dr. Novak about the Master's in Public Health (MPH) Program and its relevance in the medical field today. They discuss the domestic focus of the program, relationship with community resources, and connection with local health departments. They also share how LECOM is preparing their students to become the next generation of healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Timothy Novak, Dean, LECOM School of Health Services AdministrationGuest: Dr. Kathy Gennuso, Director of the Master's of Science in Biomedical Ethics (MSBE) Program Testimonial #1Dr. Jeffrey Scott LittMSBE Class of 2021Testimonial #2Dr. Elizabeth Grace YordyMSBE Class of 2021Dr. Kathy Gennuso talks with Dr. Novak about the Master's of Science in Biomedical Ethics (MSBE) program and its broad application in the medical field. They discuss the many factors that are involved in teaching and practicing ethical decision making. They also share how LECOM is preparing their students to become the next generation of healthcare heroes.Dr. Jeffrey Scott Litt and Dr. Elizabeth Grace Yordy then provide testimonials of the MSBE program and share their experiences as they have become LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and AssessmentGuest: Dr. Jawanna Wilkins, LECOM dental school clinical faculty preceptorDr. Wilkins is a clinical faculty dental preceptor at the LECOM School of Dental Medicine. After 20 years of private practice, including being an owner of 2 successful clinics in the state of Georgia, Dr. Wilkins moved to Florida and joined the LECOM faculty as a dental educator a few years ago. In this podcast episode, Dr. Wilkins shares with the listeners her unique pathway to dentistry as a second career, her experience conquering challenges as an African American female in the traditionally male dominated profession, and offers her wisdom balancing a career and a family as she prepares students to become LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Nick Debiec and Alex NguyenGuest: Dr. Ryan HuttingerDr. Ryan Huttinger is a LECOM graduate and talks with student doctors Nick Debiec and Alex Nguyen about his routine as a PGY-III resident in general surgery at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in North Carolina. Ryan shares his pathway into medicine following in the footsteps of his brother, becoming a general surgeon, and his love of the operating room as one of the LECOM healthcare heroes. ________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

In the fifty-first episode of Reborn Report we answer some very common questions regarding Noah's ark and the global flood that is recorded in Genesis. We start this week by sharing that DJ got into LECOM for medical school, so we thank you for all your prayers! In this episode, we answer these 7 questions: -How large was Noah's Ark? -How could Noah build the Ark, especially one of that size? -How could Noah round up so many animals? -What about dinosaurs, were they on Noah's Ark? -How could Noah fit all the animals on the Ark? -How did Noah care for that many animals? -How could a flood destroy every living thing on the earth? This is part 1 of a 2 part topic, so we ask that you come back next week when we continue to discuss some other critically important questions about Noah's ark that we believe help give believers a stronger foundation for their faith in the Bible. Thank you for liking, commenting, and subscribing! “Apologetics!” Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzirAiZZub7Lj5r8JBjK0V-VABEbU4iGJ All our links are on our website: https://anchor.fm/RebornReport Our merch store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RebornReport --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rebornreport/support

Host: Dr. Katie Dinh - Assistant Dean of Curriculum and AssessmentGuest: Leah Kimerer, second-year dental student, Class of 2023Leah Kimerer is currently a second-year dental student of the Class of 2023. Although extremely busy with final exams, she spends sometimes to speak to our listeners in today's podcast episode. Leah is a non-traditional dental student, and she will share her decision in joining dentistry as well as her pathway toward attaining her career goal. She will also share with the listeners her knowledge preparing for application to dental school, how to do well in dental school, and her experience with vertical integration in the LECOM dental school's clinical curriculum as she becomes a LECOM healthcare hero.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Timothy Novak, Dean, LECOM School of Health Services AdministrationGuest: Dr. James Strikeleather, Director of the LECOM Doctor of Healthcare Administration programDr. James Strikeleather talks with Dr. Novak about the new Doctor of Healthcare Administration program and how the program is progressing after its first year. They discuss the types of students enrolling in the program and why this degree is so important related to the creation of scholar practitioners. They also share next generation subject matter related to healthcare and the 4th Industrial Revolution as they prepare students to become LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and AssessmentGuest: Dr. Caleb Robison, graduating class of 2021Dr. Caleb Robison is a Class of 2021 graduating student dentist of LECOM School of Dental Medicine. In 3 weeks, he will walk across the stage to receive his well-earned diploma. In today's podcast episode, we will meet Caleb and learn about how he is getting ready to excel as a new dentist after spending 4 years as a student and a student leader at LECOM School of Dental Medicine. He will also share with the listeners his experience preparing for dental school, surviving dental school, and his immediate future plan after graduating dental school as he works toward becoming a LECOM healthcare hero.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuests: Club Officers of the Medical Muslim Students Association The club officers of the Muslim Students Association discuss Muslim life as LECOM students and community members. They share their experiences inside and outside of the classroom as well as their paths into the medical field as they continue to work toward becoming LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Alexander Nguyen and Nick DebiecGuest: Dr. Travis SmithDr. Travis Smith is a 2009 LECOM graduate and is currently the Associate Dean of Clinical Integration and Assessment at LECOM. He is also an emergency medicine specialist at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Jacksonville, Florida. Travis shares his pathway into medicine, keys to progressing from being a medical student to becoming a doctor, and his life in the emergency room as one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Randy Kulesza, Dean of the School of Graduate StudiesGuest: Dr. Leah LabrancheDr. Leah Labranche is a 2020 LECOM graduate in Anatomy Education. She received her Bachelor's of Science degree in biomedical sciences from the University of Guelf and her Master's of Science in clinical anatomy from Western University. Leah currently teaches anatomy full-time at LECOM and shares her journey toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Christopher HartThe challenge of medical school will test anyone's resolve. Students are often met with obstacles and setbacks. This week we speak with Christopher Hart who has met each challenge with a positive attitude that has not only allowed him to overcome challenges but also match into his top choice of residency and work toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuests: Helen Brown, Eric Lemister (segment 1) and Dominique Baker (segment 2)Helen, Eric and Dominique are recent LECOM graduates who will serve in the armed forces as part of the military match program. They share their learning journey, decision making process, and their advices to those who are considering service both in the medical field and the military as they continue to work toward becoming LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Assessment; Dr. Thomas Yoon- Assistant Dean of Clinical EducationGuests: Katie Rose (segment 1) and Alex Cruz (segment 2)Katie and Alex are first-year dental students of the LECOM School of Dental Medicine, Class of 2024. They began dental school in July 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Katie and Alex are from very different backgrounds. In this podcast, we will hear from Katie and Alex about their experience starting dental school while the world is experiencing a raging pandemic. They will share their learning journey, decision making process, and their advices to those who are considering dentistry for a future career. We will meet Katie and Alex through their personal hobbies, stories, and warm personalities as they work toward becoming LECOM healthcare heroes.________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Assessment; Dr. Thomas Yoon- Assistant Dean of Clinical EducationGuests: Peter Ibrahim, Stanley John, Isabel Biernacki, and Shelby AndersonPeter, Stanley, Isabel, and Shelby are student dentists at LECOM School of Dental Medicine, Class of 2022. In this podcast, we will hear from these heroes in training about their new experience participating in a pilot program partnered between the dental school and MCR Health. In addition, the students shared the joy of providing dental care services to children and their experience working as dentists in the midst of the COVID pandemic. They also share their thoughts to listeners who consider pursuing dentistry as a career as they work toward becoming LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Rachel Ogden, School of Pharmacy DeanGuest: Dr. Joseph YakumDr. Joseph Yakum is a LECOM graduate of the 2015 class of The School of Pharmacy. He has a degree in chemical engineering from Rutgers University and worked in that field until returning to school to be a pharmacist. He currently works as a pharmacovigilance specialist for Novartis and is a passionate advocate for both LECOM and the field of pharmacology. Joseph shares the many ways pharmacists can contribute to their industry and shares his path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Jim catches up Hayden Buckley winner of the 2021 LECOM Suncoast Classic on the Korn Ferry Tour. They discuss his journey from picking up golf later than most, playing college golf at Missouri, grinding out on Monday qualifiers, and being first alternate and how that changed his career. @KornFerryTour @MizzouGolf

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Jennifer Anthone-KlossDr. Anthone-Kloss is a 2020 LECOM Graduate who is completing her intern year prior to starting her Anesthesiology Residency program. Jennifer's path to medical school was not only considered “non-traditional”, but truly career changing. After graduating with a degree in education, she taught science classes for a few years before deciding to pursue her dream of practicing medicine.Jennifer used her skills and experience in the educational field to help with her with the immense task of processing the volumes of information that are included in the first two years of medical education.After making this major life decision, she has not looked back. She discusses her challenges along the way and how her strong support system helped her to accomplish her goals along the path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Nailah OchaiNailah Ochai is a PhD student at LECOM. Nailah is a biology and chemistry graduate from Case Western Reserve University and is currently a graduate student at LECOM. Nailah shares her extensive insight into being a medical student and persevering through a doctorate program. She passionate about the sciences and shares her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Randy Kulesza, Dean of the School of Graduate StudiesGuest: Yusra MansourYusra Mansour is a PhD student at the LECOM School of Anatomy Education. Yusra is a biology graduate from the University of Toledo and is in her second year as a graduate student at LECOM. Yusra is passionate about anatomy and wants to be a lifelong student and educator. She is in the process of collecting data for her dissertation and shares her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

We have a packed week full of golf. Let's check out the finish to the ATT Pro-Am, Picks for the Genesis, Gainbridge and LECOM classic. Also a new segment WWJD. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/1iron/support

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Dr. Erin LoweDr. Erin Lowe is a 2016 LECOM graduate and currently works as a dermatologist in Connecticut. Erin was an actor from the age of 10 until the age of 24 before turning to the world of medicine. Erin attended Columbia University prior to LECOM and completed her residency in Florida. Erin is married with a daughter and shares her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Jamie Murphy, Student Affairs DirectorGuest: Ryan ZimmermanDr. Ryan Zimmerman is a fourth year medical student in the Biomedical Science Program. He has played a large part in student leadership during his time at LECOm and is currently going through the interview process for residency. He shares his journey toward medical school and his path to becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

We’re talking Covid, the vaccine, and addressing some skepticism today!! Joined by two special guests Kenneth Puwo Kuemeta, Born in Cameroon and moved to America in 2009. Works as a pharmacist, attended UMES for undergrad and LECOM for pharmacy school, and Sergeant James B. Akinola a Nigerian-American and hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, grew up in Nigeria and the United Kingdom before returning back to the United States to complete high school where he graduated from Bowie High School in 2009.  A couple years later, he attended the University Maryland of Eastern Shore and earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Biology.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Host: Dr. Teri Runo, Program Director of Masters of Health Services AdministrationGuest: Dr. Kassey JamesDr. Kassey James is a 2020 graduate of The School of Pharmacy and a 2020 MHSA graduate with the School of Health Services Administration. She credits her time management skills for accomplishing the two degrees simultaneously. Kassey is finishing up the first year of her fellowship, is working as a Medical Science Liaison, and shares her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Host: Dr. Rachel Ogden, School of Pharmacy DeanGuest: Dr. Jaime BabiakDr. Jaime Babiak is a graduate of the 2010 class of The School of Pharmacy as well as the 2015 class of the School of Graduate Studies. She has a Master's Degree in Health Services Administration. While Jaime was at LECOM she was awarded the Dean's Award for demonstrating the character, moral, academic and ethical behavior expected as a professional pharmacist. Upon graduation she pursued community and in-patient hospital pharmacy work prior to entering the Long-term Care arena. Jaime has completed licensure requirements for nursing home administrator and currently holds the position of Director of Operations for the LECOM Institute for Successful Aging. She was the 2018 recipient of the LECOM Health Institute for Successful Aging leadership award. Jaime is married with two daughters and shares her path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

Hosts: Dr. Mathew Bateman- Dean; Dr. Katie Dinh- Assistant Dean of Curriculum and AssessmentGuests: Dr. Ana Monzin and Dr. Denis MonzinDr. Ana Monzin and Dr. Denis Monzin are alumni of the inaugural class of the LECOM School of Dental Medicine, graduating in 2016. Since graduation, they practice general dentistry and provide care to patients in the Sarasota Bradenton area. These two doctors met in dental school and shared their education journey to become dentists. In this podcast, we will hear from Dr. Ana and Dr. Denis of how their different backgrounds merged into one path toward becoming one of the LECOM healthcare heroes._________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

The importance of well-trained, empathetic healthcare professionals is at on all time high. The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic medicine (also known as LECOM) has been providing training for these very professionals since 1993 and desire for you as a potential student to know and understand the opportunities for that await you here at our institution. As a student here, you are a Hero in training, and poised to make a massive impact to the world around you. As we begin this journey of telling the success stories of other LECOM students, we decided that it would be appropriate to introduce you to a few of the key administrators here at the college that would be working right along side you in your education for your chosen field. _________Please visit LECOM.edu for to learn more about the educational opportunities available at our institution.

BE SURE TO SEE THE SHOWNOTES AND LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE HERE. Eve Picker: [00:00:13] Hi there, thanks so much for joining me today for the latest episode of Impact Real Estate Investing.   Eve: [00:00:20] My guest today is Christina Marsh, chief community and economic development officer at Erie Insurance. Erie insurance has played an unusually large role in their community. In her role, Christina has helped to create a community development corporation, an equity fund that is now at 27 million dollars and has also been involved in the purchase and development planning for four blocks of Erie's lovely downtown. Christina, first and foremost, sees her role at Erie Insurance as one of service to the community they are located in.   Eve: [00:01:02] Be sure to go to evepicker.com to find out more about Christina on the show notes page for this episode and be sure to sign up for my newsletter so you can access information about impact real estate investing and get the latest news about the exciting projects on my crowdfunding platform, Small change.   Eve: [00:01:26] Hello, Christina. Thank you so much for joining me today.   Christina Marsh: [00:01:29] Hi Eve, thank you. Thanks for having me.   Eve: [00:01:32] I've heard and wondered about Erie Insurance and the company's role in economic development in a boom that's really underway in Erie and I wondered who's behind it? Is that you?   Christina: [00:01:46] There's many of us actually behind it. And what I can say about Erie Insurance, I've actually worked with Erie Insurance for over 25 years now, and just a couple of weeks ago we celebrated our 905th year anniversary as an organization. Our founder, H.O. Hirt, always instilled in our core values and belief system in being, above all, in service and not just service to our agents and our customers and employee to employee, but certainly to the communities that were a part of. Erie is our namesake and our hometown and has been for 95 years so we have a very strong historian, civic leader, community advocate in our chairman of the board, Mr Tom Hagen, who's certainly behind a lot of the visionary efforts that are happening here in Erie and certainly on behalf of Erie Insurance. And our CEO, Tim NeCastro, this is his hometown. He became our CEO a few years back as all of this new energy, this renaissance, was beginning. So really, the timing was right for Erie Insurance to come in and take a bit of a leadership role. We are now the largest employer in Erie County and the only Fortune 500 company that's headquartered here so we take that responsibility very seriously.   Eve: [00:03:10] And so what's, what's your role at Erie Insurance?   Christina: [00:03:14] So, I am the community and economic development officer and when Tim came into the role as CEO, he and I had worked together over the years in all different capacities, even at Ernst & Young before we both joined the Erie Insurance many years ago. And he invited me in to help with all that was happening in the community. We do a lot of convening and coordinating, not just of our time, but of our resources with others so this way, as community leaders, are collaborating like never before, on public and private sector sides, that we're also able to multiply the impact of all the investments that we're making as well.   Eve: [00:03:54] Wow. So, just tell me a little bit about Erie. Actually, I've been there. I know a little bit about it, but not a lot. Anyone is listening may not have been there.   Christina: [00:04:02] Sure. You know, Erie, Pennsylvania, is the fourth largest city up in this north-western corner of Pennsylvania. We are the only port here in Pennsylvania with a beautiful lake and bay-front, which is one of our greatest assets that we're leveraging. We've had quite a bit of investment, private investment, over the past several years, Erie Insurance being one. We are located right in the core, downtown. We have over 40 acres there. There's a beautiful public square right in the core that we consider the beating heart of the region. It's called Perry Square. It's been beautified, lots of investment has been made there as well. So, it's really centered on a strong core. We have two health systems that are strong, Allegheny Health and UPMC. UPMC is anchored right downtown as well with Erie Insurance, as well as Gannon University on the west side of the square. So, we have three strong anchors in our downtown. So, we have four universities and one of the largest medical schools, LECOM, here in Erie as well.   Christina: [00:05:08] So we have many rich assets, a mayor who took office in early 2018 that has a strong vision for Erie being a community of choice. So, he's leading that effort with a strong balance of embracing the diverse cultures that are here. We have, in the city, we have about 20 percent that are new Americans, those that have resettled here. So, we're embracing those communities that are, you know, starting their own rich cultural aspects, as well as ensuring that we create and continue to build upon a strong and healthy and vibrant downtown and bay-front. We do have a lot of rich assets and things to do here in the community that's very generous and a lot of grit to it. We've certainly seen some of the decline, though, as many Rust Belt communities have over the years. We've lost, you know, 40,000 people in the city of Erie over the past six decades for various reasons and so some of the infrastructure over the past few decades has certainly declined. And we are working now to really reinvest in that infrastructure, whether it be our public schools or our streets or buildings that have really cool and unique architecture.   Eve: [00:06:30] So it's a pretty typical Rust Belt story. Loss of jobs, loss of people, loss of tax base and declining infrastructure as a result.   Christina: [00:06:40] Absolutely.   Eve: [00:06:41] You didn't mention one of my very favorite assets in Erie, and that is Presque Isle, which has to be one of the most beautiful state parks I've ever been to, one of my favorite places.   Christina: [00:06:51] You're right, it is. I think sometimes, you know, I'm not from Erie originally, I grew up in Long Island and when I had family and friends come and visit, then we go to Presque Isle or look out over the lake there. They don't imagine it to be as beautiful as it is. Of course, you know, it's a free public park, which is also amazing.   Eve: [00:07:11] Yeah, it is amazing.   Christina: [00:07:12] And the traffic isn't nearly what it is on the Long Island beaches so it's a great surprise and certainly, yes, a beautiful asset.   Eve: [00:07:21] It is. I've enjoyed it for many, many years. I think the state parks in Pennsylvania are altogether gorgeous, but that has to be the most beautiful. What's a typical project that you might become involved in, in Erie?   Christina: [00:07:34] The first one that we took a leadership role on was the creation of the Erie Downtown Development Corp. We had eight community leaders in late 2017. They really took the Erie Refocused plan to heart. We had a comprehensive plan at that time that the community had built together with a consultant, Charles Buki. There was something called a Metro 100 at our Jefferson Educational Society, it's a think tank here in Erie. And our CEO was there, Tim NeCastro. Afterwards, he spoke to Buki and said, you know, here's six hundred million dollars of, you know, work ahead of Erie and this comprehensive plan for the city, where do you even begin? And Buki recommended, of course, starting in an area of strength, which is our core downtown, and build out from there and stay focused. He also suggested that that group take a look at 3CDC in Cincinnati. And so, there was a small contingent called the Cincinnati 8 of our business and community leaders, our Erie Community Foundation leader's been a strong partner in this, and off they went to Cincinnati to talk with Steve Leeper, who I believe you would know from Pittsburgh days.   Eve: [00:08:53] Yeah, I do and there is the Tom Murphy connection, right?   Christina: [00:08:58] Exactly. Steve Leeper's been very generous with his time and resources so that we could accelerate creating a similar model here in Erie. Definitely a different scale and a different starting place from where Steve was at that time. That's where, for the first year and a half, Eve, that's where myself and my team spent most of our time in helping to bring leaders around the table, create the model for the Erie Downtown Development Corp., a non-profit, and then really began raising funds to help fill gaps, particularly in these early days as we patiently await the building and the return of the market. You know, we raised over 27 million dollars. We knew that we needed collaboration, Erie Insurance could not do this alone. We needed the support and buy-in from the community. We really needed to create new hope for Erie. Our mindsets, we're still very down on ourselves. We had a lot of national press that was really taking advantage of the Rust Belt story in the negative sense and we really wanted to turn that around to create hope and optimism for our community and change the mindset around to: it's not only okay to love Erie, we do love Erie and we're ready to do something about it, and do something about it for everyone for generations to come. And that's really a lot of what we did in those early years.   Eve: [00:10:20] So the Downtown Development Corp., if I'm correct, actually has purchased a block, maybe a block of property, to do a rather large development in the core of downtown, is that correct?   Christina: [00:10:32] That's right, Eve. Actually, there is a block, it's right on North Park Row. So, Perry Square that I referred to earlier, that is right on Perry Square. But they've also purchased properties in, actually, a four-block square in that downtown corridor right on our main thoroughfare of State Street, which is really key. So, yes, and that first project that you're referring to is on North Park Row. It's a beautiful, older, historic building, comes with some challenges because it does need a lot of work. At the same time, we are in one of the poorest zip codes in the state and in the country. It is in a designated census tract for Opportunity Zone. And so, we know that it's also in a designated food desert. It's intended to be first floor food hall, urban market to create food supply and resources for those that live and work right in the downtown area and become a destination, we hope, for those that want to come downtown and visit it and be a part of the revitalization effort.   Eve: [00:11:39] You have the buildings. You have the funding. What's the timeline? What's the plan for starting construction?   Christina: [00:11:46] Yep. So, construction has begun. The EDDC actually began really pulling out a lot of what was in those older buildings and starting to repair and ready them for the food hall on the first floor. Not much has been done on the upper floors yet, the apartments and so forth. But they invited an application process of having vendors apply to be a part of one of the vendors in the food hall.   Eve: [00:12:14] Oh wow.   Christina: [00:12:15] And they received over 20 applications and they're interviewing now to narrow down to nine. They really wanted to be diverse. We've done many surveys and community meetings and trying to study what the residents that live there today and employees that work, you know, that come downtown and work every day, are most interested in and are really trying to meet the diverse needs of our community. So, yeah, by first or second quarter of next year, we should have an opening of our first food hall right downtown. So, we're very excited about that.   Eve: [00:12:52] That is very exciting to see a dream, sort of, become reality, right?   Christina: [00:12:56] Absolutely.   Eve: [00:12:57] I think, what I've seen of the Erie plan, it's a big plan and what are the hoped-for outcomes?   Christina: [00:13:04] One of the beautiful things about this role, community and economic development for Erie Insurance, is that we participate in many different aspects of creating a vibrant community. And, you know, some of the overall goals are ensuring that we have jobs and access to jobs ready in the next three to five years through the work that our Chamber of Commerce is doing under new leadership. That we are creating a ready pipeline for workforce so this way, those in the communities that might not be ready or have access to education or a hands-on training, can have that access and are ready when the jobs are ready. So, we're matching the needs of the employers with those that are in our community today. You know, success for us looks like just an overall improvement in the quality of life. And that's measured in so many different ways, not just the vibrancy of the downtown, the buildings are the tools to support that. What's the human experience? What are our community members really experiencing? While we're growing for the new and bringing in new businesses and the targeted industries to really leverage the assets that we were just talking about that are right here in Erie today.   Eve: [00:14:21] Well, this is not a small task that you've taken on. And I'm, I'm wondering what background led you here?   Christina: [00:14:30] Well, it's been very interesting because it's not one, you know, that my, you know, 20-year-old self would have imagined in any capacity, I'm certain. But, you know, all of the experiences that I've had in the past, whether it was through my finance role at Erie Insurance, Ernst Young or otherwise, through my people role, you know, leading H.R. for a Fortune 500 company, certainly teaches you a lot about appreciating that people aspect of what we do every day and, you know, our culture is built around being, above all, in service, and we only do that through the human touch. So that's an important element of who we are as an organization. So, you take all of those experiences and learnings and, and I love learning and building new, that's what I've done in my career. So, to give back to a community that I've been a part of and have raised three children in, my husband and I, I mean, it's been such an exciting time for Erie and certainly personally in my career.   Eve: [00:15:32] I'm smiling over here because it sounds great. So, you know, what I'm most interested in is impact and socially responsible real estate. And I'm wondering what socially responsible means to you, and especially in this context.   Christina: [00:15:50] We actually, we talk quite a bit about that, Eve, because we've used the phrase that you hear a lot "the rising tide lifts all boats". And we say that, and I think in the beginning it sounded like, you know, if we could redevelop the downtown core and have that ripple effect through other neighborhoods and certainly out throughout the region, that that would be great for all parts of our community. And that's true. At the same time, when our mayor came on, Mayor Schember, he shone a light on where there were disparities and where there were deep-rooted strongholds within different minority communities. And he actually launched an initiative called the People's Supper Initiative. And these types of suppers occur through, all throughout the country. We participated in that with himself and his administration. He was serious about understanding some of the root causes of some of the hurts and perceptions and realities of different communities, the African-American, Latino and new Americans, and really rallied behind let's have suppers and understand, you know, where we are as a community and let's build trust, so that as we move forward as a community and building the new, that no one gets left behind. And that's been a serious attention spot for him and if you were to ask the mayor what his number one priority is, and we are hoping he has his 12 years in office as he would like, that he wants to eliminate prejudice and disparity in areas. And that's a that's a tall order, we understand.   Eve: [00:17:43] A very big goal, yeah.   Christina: [00:17:44] Very tall. But because we come at all of this development, whether it's the chamber on the economic development side, whether it's for the EDDC on the real estate development side or other organizations, including our own, we come at it with a balanced perspective of, yes, we know we want a world class downtown and bay-front. Yes, we want to create a community of choice for everyone. But we do it knowing that we also need to embrace our diverse cultures. And I think that balance point always has given us pause to think, do we have the right voices around the table? Do we have our traditional leaders? Where do we need more input from the neighborhood centers, from those civic leaders? How are we ensuring that we are bringing the entire community forward through all the efforts and all the investments that are being made? So, it's something that's important to us. I wouldn't say we have it all figured out yet.   Eve: [00:18:47] Well, does anyone?   Christina: [00:18:48] But we are paying attention to it.   Eve: [00:18:52] Well, that's great. That's a difficult problem to solve anywhere in the world. Are there any current trends in economic or community development that you're following or that you think are very important?   Christina: [00:19:04] One of the trends that we think for us is important is ensuring that we stay true to Erie Pennsylvania. Honoring our past and all the assets that we have to leverage, while building for the future. We hear a lot about, yes, you know, we have access to federal and state resources and, you know, look to those at the right time, but really taking a local approach. We follow Bruce Katz quite a bit. You know, he, of course, talks a lot about the New Localism. He also has been a strong partner the past few years. But really taking that local approach to: what assets do we have, where are our challenges, where are our opportunities and how can we move Erie forward with those assets in mind? And not trying to be something that we're not. We expect that that will help us be more successful. We've learned a lot over the last several decades, certainly over the last several years. We continue to study other communities like Pittsburgh, like Cincinnati, Buffalo, others in our region. But we do think that that local approach and collaboration is going to be key for us.   Eve: [00:20:18] Do you think it's a moral imperative that large companies like Erie Insurance get involved in building better communities where they are located?   Christina: [00:20:28] Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, it's always been part of our DNA from our humble beginnings 95 years ago that we would be, above all, in service throughout the communities that we're a part of. At the same time, the market is demanding it. So, we see that, even for employees now that are coming in, that they themselves want to be active citizens of the communities that they're a part of and they expect that the organizations that they work for. So that purpose-driven, balanced with the profit-driven, is becoming more and more important but thankfully for us, that's just the way we've always operated. So, it's, it's an easy way for us to think about it, quite honestly.   Eve: [00:21:14] And so, how do you think we need to think about our cities and neighborhoods overall, so that we build better places for everyone?   Christina: [00:21:23] For how we think about it, we think, you know, involving those that are in the community today is really important. You know, when I first came into this role, I thought, well, let's study these other communities and that worked really well there, let's bring that here, you know. But people live in neighborhoods today, and each neighborhood is very unique. And to talk with neighbors and understand their needs and build for, you know, a future for them and how that then ripples out to other parts of the community, I think that's one of the better ways that we can do that and be sure that the resources are available to those that don't typically have access to resources that they need to move their communities forward. At Erie Insurance we have what's called the service corps. And we have volunteers at the ready. And non-profits and other organizations make requests for events or even just help in painting a library at a school. And we'll send employees out. You know, employees are willing and ready, you know, to be sent out to help wherever the need is. So, we've really leveraged that as a strong platform.   Eve: [00:22:34] Yeah, that's really lovely. I also think, sometimes when you look at best-case studies, it can derail you a little bit. I think looking at where your community is and how it should grow can be much more powerful.   Christina: [00:22:50] Yeah, yeah. That's what we're finding.   Eve: [00:22:52] Yes. So, I have to ask what's happening in Erie during this horrible pandemic?   Christina: [00:23:01] For Erie, like many if not all other communities, our first priority was response. Response to those that have some basic needs, because of the loss of jobs or, you know, businesses stopping. And so, we actually participated with our Erie Community Foundation in seeding a Covid19 emergency response fund. To meet child-care needs, basic food needs, shelter for organizations that are on the front lines providing that to our community members. We ended up, in a very short time, being able to support 40 different non-profits with over $670,000 as a collective fund. So, that was our first priority, was certainly the response to those basic needs. Now we're pivoting to, so what do we look like coming out of the recovery? You know, for all that's been invested, we had this great and still have a great spirit of collaboration. And thankfully, the health systems, Erie Insurance, we're weathering this. We're being very thoughtful about the safety and stability and health of our community members and our employees. At the same time, we don't want to lose sight that there's much more ahead for us on the positive. And so, our Chamber is leading a Restart Task Force. We had our first meeting last week and we have, again, through a sense of collaboration, we have non-profit organizations, universities, manufacturers, other business groups at the table with working groups gathering data, baseline data, to figure out where our priorities need to be as we start emerging and recovering from the impacts of this pandemic. So, we're not standing by. We're not standing still and we're working together through it.   Eve: [00:24:51] That's pretty fabulous. So that, you know, none of us really know what the path forward will look like. I'm sure things will be different, but we're not exactly sure how. So, I think that's the best you can do. So, the big final question is, what's next for you in Erie and Erie insurance?   Christina: [00:25:10] That's a great question. We are paying attention to what our community is asking for through the work of our community foundation, our Chamber, all of the transformational efforts that are taking place. And we're sort of taking the lead of the community and we're the next big need may actually be. We created our 50-million-dollar Opportunity Zone Fund last year. So, we've been, actually, taking a look at deals related to start-ups that are another part of the engine of a vibrant community. We ourselves, at Erie Insurance, we were a start-up, you know. 95 years ago. H.O. started this insurance company and look at where we are today. So, we know that there are many examples like that across the country and we hope to be a part of restarting the economy for generations to come. So that's, that's where we will be.   Eve: [00:26:09] That's pretty fabulous. Well, thank you very much for talking with me. It actually sounds like you're having a lot of fun in amongst the challenges, because challenges are fun, right?   Christina: [00:26:18] Yeah.   Eve: [00:26:21] I really hope that continues and I, every time I go to Erie, I do see change and I'm looking forward to seeing more. Thank you very much.   Christina: [00:26:28] That's great. Thank you, Eve. Appreciate the opportunity. Alright, take care.   Eve: [00:26:41] That was Christina Marsh. In a recent interview Christina said "I love building new. In my career it's all about building new. It's about helping others build their own competence, their own capabilities, helping other women succeed in business and growing their own leadership. There is always that teacher in me." Christina's skills, which are formidable, are cloaked in her humility. First and foremost, she sees her role as one of service to the community.   Eve: [00:27:14] You can find out more about impact real estate investing and access the show notes for today's episode at my website, evepicker.com. While you're there, sign up for my newsletter to find out more about how to make money in real estate while building better cities.   Eve: [00:27:34] Thank you so much for spending your time with me today. And thank you, Christina, for sharing your thoughts. We'll talk again soon but for now, this is Eve Picker signing off to go make some change.

Introducing you to the one and only..... FAHAD ASLAM!! Join us as we listen in on his journey from undergrad at University of Illinois- Chicago to Masters at LECOM in Bradenton, FL, to Podiatry school at Kent State University. Make sure to listen in to the end as Fahad's throws out some advice when it comes to making major career/life decisions.

This week on Rural Health Leadership Radio, we’re talking about rural medical education. We’re having that conversation with Dr. Richard Terry, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM). “The problem in rural areas is simply access to care. There are not enough doctors choosing to practice in rural areas.” ~Dr. Richard Terry Dr. Terry graduated from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1988. He completed his residency at the University of Rochester in Family Medicine in 1991, the first osteopathic physician ever admitted to the program. Dr. Terry also has a Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Dr. Terry currently serves as the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the LECOM and as Chief Academic Officer at Lake Erie Consortium for Osteopathic Medicine Training (LECOMT). “What excites me the most is the ability to train medical students with an orientation towards rural family medicine, rural primary care, and rural specialty care from the get-go.” ~Dr. Richard Terry Dr. Terry has over two decades of experience in both graduate and undergraduate medical education. He has been instrumental in developing a regional campus model for LECOM as well as developing numerous graduate medical education programs in multiple specialties and undergraduate opportunities for osteopathic students. Previously, he served as the Assistant Dean of Regional Clinical Education at LECOM where he built numerous rural clinical rotation sites and graduate medical opportunities in primary care.

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We kick off 2019 with winter fun from Camp Harmony, Somerset Inc.'s Fire & Ice Festival and Laurel Highlands Model Railroad Club! Thanks to our sponsors LECOM - Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and Visit Ligonier's Ice Fest on January 26 & 27.

Jake always knew he was premed in undergrad, but poor MCAT prep made him take a couple gap years to reset his plan of attack. He did that and is now at LECOM. Links and Other Resources: Full Episode Blog Post The Premed Years Episode 100: Your Amazing Premed Stories!

Dr. Rivera, Director of Admissions at NYU, talks about their innovative 3 year MD program and what it means for the future of medicine. Hint - It sounds great! Links and Other Resources Full Episode Blog Post Check out my Premed Playbook series of books (available on Amazon), with installments on the personal statement, the medical school interview, and the MCAT. Related episode: 3-year PA-to-DO Accelerated Medical School at LECOM. Related episode: 10 Traits You Need to Succeed in Medical School. Need MCAT Prep? Save on tutoring, classes, and full-length practice tests by using promo code “MSHQ” at Next Step Test Prep!

Dr. Rivera, Director of Admissions at NYU, talks about their innovative 3 year MD program and what it means for the future of medicine. Hint - It sounds great! Links and Other Resourceshttps://medicalschoolhq.net/mshq-096-nyus-3-year-md-program-a-discussion-with-their-dean/ (Full Episode Blog Post) Check out my https://medicalschoolhq.net/books (Premed Playbook) series of books (available on https://medicalschoolhq.net/books (Amazon)), with installments on http://amzn.to/2EhxhRf (the personal statement), http://amzn.to/2lHXoux (the medical school interview), and https://amzn.to/2vVQpU5 (the MCAT). Related episode: https://medicalschoolhq.net/mshq-063-pa-to-do-what-route-should-you-take-and-questions-to-ask/ (3-year PA-to-DO Accelerated Medical School at LECOM). Related episode: https://medicalschoolhq.net/mshq-007-10-traits-you-need-to-succeed-in-medical-school/ (10 Traits You Need to Succeed in Medical School). Need MCAT Prep? Save on tutoring, classes, and full-length practice tests by using promo code "MSHQ" at https://medicalschoolhq.net/nextstep (Blueprint MCAT (formerly Next Step Test Prep))!