Episodes: 150
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 4.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: <1k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Laura Roberts - The Journal’s Editorial Mission, Peer Review, Publication Ethics, Mentorship, And The Future Of Academic Medicine.
David Sklar - The Journal’s History, Editorial Leadership, Peer Review, Publication Ethics, Mentorship, And The Future Of Academic Medicine.
Steven Kanter - The Journal’s History, Editorial Leadership, Peer Review, Publication Ethics, Mentorship, And The Future Of Academic Medicine.
Addeane Caelleigh - The Journal’s History, Editorial Leadership, Peer Review, Publication Ethics, Mentorship, And The Future Of Academic Medicine.
Fitting Into the White Coat: One Stitch at a Time
September 21, 2026
Maybe I am still stitching my white coat—thread by thread, moment by moment, one experience at a time—shaping it into something that fits the kind of doctor I want to be. Maybe I do not have it all figured out yet. But I am here. I am staying. And for now, that is enough. Keemaya Gurudutt Joglekar reflects on how every task matters during clerkship and how the smallest act can have the biggest impact on patients. The essay read in this episode was published in the Teaching and Learning Mome...
Teaching Across Generations "Hits Different"
September 07, 2026
Both faculty members and medical students can benefit by appreciating that their advising relationship "hits different" due to their respective generations. There may not be an easy translation of that expression to members of the Boomer generation. Perhaps it has to be left at this: IYKYK. Richard Andrew Schaefer reflects on advising Gen Z medical students as a Baby Boomer and how different generations can learn from one another. The essay read in this episode was published in the Teaching...
Because of Her
August 24, 2026
When I care for my patients, I think of her. I am grateful for her; she gave me this opportunity to trust myself. I am grateful for her; she showed me my calling to be a physician. Megan K. Scharner reflects on a patient who helped her realize that she wanted to switch careers and go to medical school. The essay read in this episode was published in the Teaching and Learning Moments column in the July 2026 issue of Academic Medicine. Read the essay at https://academic.oup.com/academicmedic...
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