KENDALLs first single release, Slow My Mind Down, is one of many songs she wrote about a girl. In this episode, we discuss the uncomfortable yet important issue that plagues our society - child sex trafficking. That hurdle is the USMLE Step 1. Episode produced by: Katherine Mott, Brittany Zelch. He found ophthalmology early in his first year at Loyola and enjoys helping other students discern if ophthalmology is a good fit for them, as well as helping them through the application process. Before becoming a licensed social worker, Miriam graduated from Loyola University Chicago with her Bachelors in Communication Studies: Advocacy and Social Change, and a minor in Education Policy. 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Upon graduation, Amy moved to Austin, TX to complete a Residency in Pediatric Intensive Care. in Environmental Science from the University of Denver which fueled her interest in how environmental impacts and climate alterations affect health. Pathologist PX Score: Patient Experience: 5.0/5 (27) Chicago, IL Accepts Insurance Dr. Sattar is a pathologist in Chicago, IL. See Full PDF Download PDF. Before medical school, he was a microbiologist and certified molecular diagnostic technologist at CDC in the Enteric Diseases Laboratory Branch contracted through IHRC, inc. Improving your emotional intelligence starts with knowing your strengths and weaknesses. Our guests in this episode, Dipan Karmali and Dhruv Kumar, are completing their medical education at the Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. We also dive into how the instruction of anatomy has changed throughout the years, Dr. Ds peculiar interests, and much more. In 2023, Dr. Ma was recognized as Woman of the Year by the Rotary Club of Chicago. Rebecca's free "get started" e-course is at BodyKindnessBook.com/start rebecca@bodykindnessbook.com, Body Kindness: https://www.bodykindnessbook.com/, Free "get started" with Body Kindness: www.BodyKindnessBook.com/start, Free diabetes myths guide: www.SelfCare4Diabetes.com/myths, Association for Size Diversity and Health: https://asdah.org/, Why You Cant Lose Weight on a Diet: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/08/opinion/sunday/why-you-cant-lose-weight-on-a-diet.html. But that doesnt mean that going to the doctor is any cheaper. Enjoy! Today we invited Nelly Gonzalez who pioneered her own dual degree program here at Loyola to talk about her experience and the importance of having people with clinical experience in administrative roles. One of the most difficult questions that patients can ask a healthcare provider is why me?. Enjoy learning. So, take a break from studying Pathoma to understand the wisdom and intentions that drove the books inception in the first place. The entire exam is divided into three steps, but in this episode we will be primarily be focusing on Step 1, which is typically taken after the second year of medical school. Dr. Joshua Pretsky is a practicing psychiatrist at UCLA and Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA where he is the founding director of the Concentration in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. The (very) few people we asked to be moved down were students we had worked with and didn't do a good job on their Sub-I or away rotation. In this episode, we spoke with Dr. Elizabeth Henry, a clinical associate professor at Loyola University Chicago with a clinical focus on GU medical oncology. in Environmental Science from the University of Denver which fueled her interest in how environmental impacts and climate alterations affect health. If you are interested in getting in touch with Elizabeth, you may reach her at @ElizabethMD15 or elizabeth.drews97@gmail.com. Dr. Eric Burnett created his Tiktok account in June 2020 and has since garnered over 230k followers and 7 million likes, a viral following that he has used to spread factually medical information about the COVID-19 pandemic this past year. If so, then this episode is for you! She completed medical school and her emergency medicine residency at University of Chicago. Additional resources related to prion disease can be found at: https://memory.ucsf.edu/dementia/rapidly-progressive-dementias, https://case.edu/medicine/pathology/divisions/prion-center/. Dr. Cassandra Ma discusses what makes children vulnerable to trafficking, her work with the Chicago-based organization Reclaim13 in ending the cycle of sexual exploitation, and what healthcare providers can do to provide trauma-informed care. Jessica L. Simpson, M.P.H. Meet Rasa and Dave, fellow med students here to help us create new Medicus content to bring to you each week. He also discusses his role as the residency program director of Med-Peds at Loyola and offers his perspective on how students can do well in their clinical years of medical school, as well as match into Med-Peds for residency. Episode produced by: Brendan Connolly and Brittany Zelch. For students or medical professionals who are interested in this budding sector of healthcare, this series will explore the advantages, motivations, and downfalls of social media in presenting medical information to the general public. In this discussion, we talk about the Community Emergency Services and Support Act (CESSA), a potential state bill that would offer an alternative emergency response system for mental or behavioral emergencies to disabled Illinoisans. Music is medicine, and KENDALL integrates this artistic tool within her medical practice. You can connect with Nicolette on Twitter at @nmcodispoti. She became the Director of the Center for Community and Global Health (CCGH) in 2008. Join Katherine for the next episode in our Literature in Medicine series, where we interview Dr. Cory Franklin, current Editorial Board contributor to the Chicago Tribune. Part I is a discussion about the field. Episode produced by: Brittany Zelch, Katherine Mott. She delivers her message with a mixture of poetry and storytelling about her experience growing up as a Muslim-American, her extended family living through Syrian Civil War, and the importance of empathy. In this role, she created a panel with local physicians and health educators open to the public titled, "I LIKE IT: A Conversation on Female Pleasure and Sexual Communication" on raising the consciousness of how women can more readily identify and communicate what is pleasurable for them in their own lives. Pathoma: Fundamentals of Pathology by Dr. Husain A. Sattar She is a preliminary intern at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco and will be training at Stanford University for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). Phone+1 773-702-7278. Dr. Wible runs a free doctor suicide hotline and has helped countless medical students and physicians heal from anxiety, depression, PTSD, and suicidal thoughts so they can enjoy practicing medicine again. Husain Sattar | UChicago Medicine Medical Laboratories | The University 5841 S. MARYLAND AVE. M/C 6101. In this 4th year medical student (MS4) series, we investigate the field of Orthopedic Surgery. Daniele Ryan. Along the way, he developed his inspiring teaching talents and accrued important life lessons and perspectives, which he imparts in this episode. Part III is the general advice section. 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What myths about womens health are you holding onto? A perinatal consultant and womens health expert, Gaithers expertise is grounded in both research and her professional experience in caring for women with multiple medical/surgical/fetal conditions in pregnancy. For more info on Dr. Hardt and this episode topic, visit medicuspodcast.com. This series is especially for pre-meds pursuing or thinking about pursuing a non-traditional path to medicine. Tara has always had interests in medicine, and originally had thoughts of becoming a veterinarian before realizing that medical school was her true calling. Dr. Kittle can be reached at: nathankittle@gmail.com. She is also an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Associate Program Director for the Pediatric Residency Training Program, and Co-Clerkship Director for the University of Chicagos Pritzker School Medicine. In this episode, Rasa chats with Dr. LaMenta Conway, founder of the I Am Abel Foundation, about creating communities that allow the dream of becoming a physician a possibility for underserved youth. In this episode we sat down with Dr. Greg Ozark, the Vice President/Assistant Dean of Graduate Medical Education at Loyola Stritch School of Medicine. Tune in for discussions on what it takes to achieve such success in the world of academic medicine. Dr. Eric Burnett's Social Media is linked below: Living without a diagnosis is hard. Episode produced by: Emily Hagen, Nikki Ganeshan, www.medicuspodcast.com | medicuspodcast@gmail.com | Donate: http://bit.ly/MedicusDonate. Husain's primary sources of income are his full-time lecturing post at the University of Chicago and his lucrative pathology profession. Nicolette is originally from Long Island, New York and graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Madison with a major in Biology and certificates in Gender and Womens Studies, Global Health and Leadership. She is returning home to California to pursue her Family Medicine Residency journey in July 2022 at Long Beach Memorial. To complicate things further, this question is often posed with spiritual or religions undertones, i.e. In this episode, Rasa chats with registered dietician, exercise physiologist, author, and fellow podcaster Rebecca Scritchfield about body kindness, intuitive eating, and health at every size and how to incorporate these practices into the art of medicine. Also an active educator and lecturer, Dr. Sattar is the associate director of the clinical pathophysiology and therapeutics course at the Pritzker School of Medicine. Dr. Hardt said it best when he described Father Doctor David DeMarco as the ideal fit for Loyola because he is kind, a good listener, highly intelligent, a skilled physician and a person of deep faith and humble disposition. Dr. Cichon is the Medical Director for Loyola University Medical Center Emergency Medical Services System where he oversees the licensing, education, policy and procedures for the 3000 "Pre-Hospital" personnel in the Loyola System. Did we also mention that Dr. Aulivola practices transcendental meditation? Originally, she started her career as a critical care nurse in the ICU. They also have personal experience exploring their gender identity, and going through the process of transitioning over the past several years. | Department of Pathology | The University of Chicago As a former performer, she holds a certificate in Performing Arts Medicine. He holds a doctorate in anatomy and has been recognized by the Stritch students with numerous teaching awards. For advice, tips, and a glimpse into the lives of medical students pursuing a career in General Surgery, follow along! You can find out more information about the clinic at communityhealth.org. In her free time, Sam enjoys cooking, traveling, hiking, running, and watching the Packers beat the Bears. Aaron and Rasa speak with Dr. Amy Blair, a well-traveled faculty member at the Loyola Stritch School of Medicine about her global experiences who provides stories of her service experience abroad and tips for students to find their own path to international service. With the expansion of Medicaid and other reforms that were a part of the Affordable Care Act, many people gained access to government-subsidized health insurance,. She has over 8 years of work experience in health policy, management, research and public health. Raising a child with special needs brings many joys and challenges. Dr. Ma received her doctorate in clinical psychology and went on to complete a postdoctoral fellowship in marriage and family therapy at the Family Institute at Northwestern University, where she joined the staff team teaching and coordinating the Bette D. Harris Family and Child Clinic. She is an international spoken word poet, having performed in 10 countries and over 45 cities. A Harlem native, Gaithers mission as a medical professional is to offer exemplary prenatal care to all women, regardless of circumstance. Fluid inclusion and stable isotope study of the Kasejovice gold This is the first episode in our series, "Social Media in Medicine," where the Medicus team will be speaking with medical social media influencers about their experiences utilizing these new social platforms to further their goals as professionals. Dr. Aulivola also dives into a variety of other topics such as her clinical area of interest, which is to save legs from requiring amputation with techniques to improve blood flow, as well as the progression of women representation in surgical specialties. Dave is a dual degree student at Stritch, working on his MD as well as a master's in public health with a focus on policy and management. In our discussion, he shares his strategies and insights on how to remain grounded through the highs and lows of this high-stress occupation. In this episode of our podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with the accomplished and passionate Dr. Andrea Deyrup. Fundamentals of Pathology is a unique 218-page text that combine Dr. Husain A. Sattar's extensive teaching experience with his clear, principle-based, and engaging teaching style. Chicago Sun Times article: https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/2021/11/16/22785114/covid-brings-out-resilience-valor. Husain Sattar, MD, is a surgical pathologist with particular skill and experience in breast and gynecologic pathology. Alex Le is originally from the northern VA area currently residing outside of Richmond, VA. Andy is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles, and majored in microbiology, immunology, and molecular genetics. Dr. Husain A Sattar, MD specializes in pathology, practices at 5841 South Maryland Avenue, phone number, opening hours, doctor nearby. Dr. Kagetsu completed his Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology fellowship at NYU and has since been a diagnostic neuroradiologist for the Mount Sinai West Department of Radiology. Dr. Elizabeth Mueller is the division director of Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (FPRMS) at Loyola University Medical Center and incoming president of the American Urogynecologic Society (AUGS). Dr. Sattar's lectures cover all of the high yield pathology points. In this episode, we are excited to be speaking with Dr. Kagetsu about his stories and experiences with Asian-American diversity within Medicine. Jesse anticipates completing a residency in Emergency Medicine and thereafter serving as a physician in the Air Force while hoping to participate in humanitarian missions abroad. Join us as we talk with current M3, Gideon Levinson, about what it was like to wrap up pre-clinicals, study for STEP1, and begin clinical training during the pandemic. So what are you waiting for? She loves all things Disney and experimenting in the kitchen. Prior to her role at UCR, Dr. Nakae served as Assistant Dean for Admissions, Recruitment and Student Life at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. He is also an avid automotive enthusiast, having participated in the Society of Automotive Engineers International Collegiate Design Series and restored multiple classic cars with his family. Our specialty series with 4th year medical students consists of three parts. Our discussions in this section include ways in which medical students can become a competitive applicant for this specialty, tips for rotations in this specialty, advice on structuring your curriculum, and ways to evaluate which residency programs to apply to. Teresa Veselack is a recent graduate of Loyola Stritch School of Medicine and will be starting a 7-year Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery training program at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL this summer. Dr Hussain Sattar is a - Medical Student Diaries | Facebook Additionally, Sharon works at Easterseals, an organization dedicated to providing resources to people with different abilities. He also holds a masters degree in English literature from Georgetown and contributes a monthly column in The Lancet medical journal, where he discusses literature and how it overlaps with medicine and public health. She reflects on her journey to Internal Medicine with us and shares valuable pieces of advice for medical students in various stages of training. Comment below or feel free to contact us here: Every medical student knows of that one hurdle that can make or break their aspirations of getting into the specialty or program of their choice. During this period, he would take the MCAT multiple times, went on a medical missions trip, and obtained EMT certification. Dr. Gaither has co-authored The Confident Woman, a must read book for women who desire increased confidence, self-esteem and empowerment. The COVID-19 pandemic has touched the lives of nearly everyone on the globe and has drastically changed how we live and interact on a daily basis. Dr. Kagetsu explores concepts such as cultural humility, the Asian monolith myth, and his own experiences growing up in a family with Japanese ancestors who lived through the years of internment. Episode recording date: 4/30/21 You can contact HJ via Instagram @doc.ladywonder or email (doc.ladywonder@gmail.com). Dr. John Boockvar is a neurosurgeon and Vice Chair of the Department of Neurosurgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in NY, which is featured in a Netflix-original docuseries called Lenox Hill (released June 2020). This episode is for those who love school. 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Before medical school, Jen was an Ambassador at Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, DC. Dr. Husain Sattar, Medical Educator and Pathologist, University of Chicago Here it is! Pathoma course creates a celebrity in medical education He is originally from Rockford, IL and entered medical school after a gap year working as a Certified Nursing Assistant following his graduation from Northwestern University. We were - and found an expert on the topic at the Georgetown School of Medicine. He oversees and manages the office of admissions and recruitment efforts. Dr. Pamela Wible is a family physician born into a family of physicians who warned her not to pursue medicine. As the Medical Director of Oncology with theMednet, she oversees the editorial teams in moderating the high quality physician discussions, as well as expanding engagement through special programming such as the Tumor Board Q&A, ASCO and NEJM Journal Club discussions, SWOG outreach programs, and more. We get into some pretty interesting discussions (I especially enjoyed his thoughts on the role that labels play in our identification process). With this new focus, Dr. Hart founded ESME, bringing the best of current social and emotional learning to tomorrow's doctors. In her current professional role, she is Deputy Chief of Medicine for the Illinois Department of Health where she and her team are responsible for the medical care of +40K offenders in custody in the Illinois State Prisons. Nelly Gonzalez-Lepage is currently a 4th year MD/MBA student at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. Robert Canning is a first year student at Stritch School of Medicine. Dr. Kagetsu has been influential in the formation of the ACGME Diversity Task Force where during his term on the task force, he helped influence the ACGME to create the positive of Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer. Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Jill M. Volk who currently serves in two capacities at Rush Medical College in Chicago, IL -- Director of Admissions and Recruitment and Director of Diversity and Inclusion. Some of the stories you will hear are graphic, yet educational. She provides ethics consultation services for people of all ages. In her off time she loves to read, cook, and explore Chicago! He plans to complete a cytopathology fellowship at LUMC in the upcoming academic year. Recently she transitioned from a private practice w2 job to working as a locum tenens physician and she joined us on the podcast to discuss the ins and outs of locums work. We took a few weeks off for studying and recovering but we are happy to be back, and this time with some new Medicus team members! You own and love his review book. Dr. Ansari teaches frequently on the role of primary palliative care in improving health care delivery, primary communication skills in serious illness, opioid management and the role of cultural humility in challenging one's implicit biases at the bedside. He received his JD/MBA degree from the University of Connecticut, Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and History from Wake Forest University while being part of pre-hospital emergency medicine since 2004. His colleague hinted that he makes less than 150k base salary (not including pathoma). Part II explores what it takes to match into the field. in mechanical engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla. Sunny Nakae is Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Associate Clinical Professor of Health Sciences at the University of CA Riverside School of Medicine. Tune into this episode about the effects of climate change on the specialty of Dermatology and more broadly, medicine. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Illinois Wesleyan University, Master of Science in Education degree from Eastern Illinois University and has focused her entire career on student development. For this episode, we sat down with Dr. Mark Kuczewski, a lead bioethicist at Stritch School of Medicine and an expert on the intersection between undocumented immigrants and the American healthcare system. Support for LGBTQ+ Health in Chicagoland: https://howardbrown.org/. He's your go-to person for your medical school pathology studies. Dr. Samantha Peterson is currently an internal medicine resident at Franciscan Health Olympia Fields, where she also completed her family medicine training. Along the way, we compare medical and military culture, and learn what we can do to help serve those who have served our country. He studied Biology while playing division I soccer at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. In this episode, Alex and Diana who tell their story about what it is like to date a medical student. Pathoma is a tremendous resource in studying for USMLE Step 1 and preparing for third year clerkships. Dr. Burgart is active on Twitter, where she comments on Anesthesiology and Bioethics issues. Reviews of Dr. Sattar Dr. Sattar Passionate about connecting with people and storytelling, she hopes to mentor forward, educate, and foster conversation across individuals in medicine, healthcare, science, public health, media, policy, business, and humanitarian spaces through the Wonder Woman Passion Project. is an Associate Professor of Pathology and Medical Educator most well known for the development of Pathoma, a highly popular online educational course and textbook designed to teach the fundamentals of pathology. Loyola University Chicago hosted Dr. Anthony Fauci for a conversation about humanism in medicine and we got permission to share the interview with you! 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