Hosted by Medical Students at CUSOM · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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A podcast by students at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, where we hope to build community, share advice, enhance vulnerability, and engage in valuable discussions across our campus and beyond.In the Vein is a student-run production. The views, information, or opinions expressed in these episodes are solely those of the hosts and interviewees and do not necessarily represent those of the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Contact intheveinpodcast@gmail.com with episode suggestions, comments, or questions.
Medical Students at CUSOM hosts In The Vein, a health show with 28 episodes published.
In this episode, host Lauren Morris interviews CU alum and former host of In The Vein, Molly Murphy, who is completing her intern year in general surgery at the University of Wisconsin. Molly shares her experience with a
In this episode, host Lauren Morris interviews CU Medical Student Council members David Chen and River Evans. We discuss how MSC can provide an avenue for leadership opportunities, community involvement, and professional
Juliette Lowe, MS1, interviews Tyler Coyle, Assistant Dean of Admissions at the CU Anschutz School of Medicine. Dr. Coyle describes CU’s admissions process and holistic review, emphasizing healthcare exposure, leadership
In this episode, host Lauren interviews Dr. Kimberly Warner, a Denver OB/GYN, Colorado Permanente Medical Group’s Government Relations Chair, and former Colorado Medical Society President. Dr. Warner shares how she came
In this episode, Ekshika interviews her longitudinal psychiatry preceptor, Dr. Ashley Curry. They chat about how Dr. Curry chose between surgery and psychiatry, what she does at Access Transform Outreach Program (ATOP),
The first episode of “The Inside ‘Scope’” segment since the graduation of its dear founder, Molly! In this episode, host Lauren interviews MS4s Ariyani (5:21) and Kevin (18:32) about their Step 2 experiences and advice.
**In this episode, host Lauren interviews Dr. Yadira Caraveo, a Colorado pediatrician and former US Congresswoman, about how the intersection of medicine and politics can drive advocacy and impact communities. Dr. Carave
Join the students of the University of Colorado School of Medicine on "In the Vein" as they share candid conversations about their journeys into medicine. In this episode, host Juliette Lowe and MS1 classmates discuss th
**Host Lauren interviews Dr. Mark Earnest, professor of medicine, policy researcher, and co-founder of the LEADS (leadership, education, advocacy, development, and scholarship) program at CU Anschutz. Dr. Earnest discuss
This episode is the first of a three part series exploring the journey of non-traditional medical students and residents who transitioned from careers or residency programs in their journey to become a medical profession
Ekshika, Izzy, and Lauren start off the episode with a comparison about their respective experiences working in resident and non-resident hospitals. Host Izzy then sits down with Dr. Nicholas Kaufman to discuss his role
Lauren, Izzy, and Ekshika kick us off with a reflection on our clinical year and LIC “survival skills,” then host Lauren Morris discusses the noteworthy books she read this year. This episode kicks off with an extended d
In this episode, host Molly Murphy discusses the ins and outs of couples matching for residency with her partner Bryan Swanson and fellow classmates Taylor and Austin Gronewold, Alli Broad and Sam Mathai. Listeners will
Host Molly Murphy interviews fellow CUSOM students Kylie Conway (0:44), Emmanuel Cruz (35:59), and Rebekah Davis (1:03:11) as they dive into their experiences with imposter syndrome during medical school. Listeners will
A new class of second-year medical students takes on clerkship year at CU's Colorado Springs Branch! This episode is all about off-campus life in the Springs. Host Lauren Morris sits down with fellow CSB members to discu
In this episode Ekshika Patel hosts med students Bridget, Ben, and Austin and they talk about their relationships with food, meal prepping in med school, food systems, and how to integrate an understanding of food into o
In this episode, host Isabel Friesner interviews Dr. Rachel Davis, MD and Dr. Moksha Patel, MD about their experiences living with obsessive compulsive disorder, becoming physicians, and the use of deep brain stimulation
In this episode, host Ekshika Patel interviews Dr. Robyn Gisbert, a physical therapist who hosts dance classes for people with Parkinson’s Disease. They chat about the logistics of hosting dance classes, the importance o
In this episode, MS1s discuss work-life balance in medical school. Hear about housing and commuting to school, maintaining relationships outside of school, and strategies for day-to-day mindfulness.
In the Vein would like to welcome our newest podcast team members: Ekshika Patel, Lauren Morris, and Isabel Friesner. Get to know the team a bit better, from their go-to local coffee shops to their favorite things about
Molly Murphy
author of The Daily Glow Up · University of Wisconsin
1 appearance on this show
David Chen
Assistant Dean of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Partnerships · Cold Electric
1 appearance on this show
Kimberly Warner
OB/GYN, Government Relations Chair, former Colorado Medical Society President · Colorado Permanente Medical Group
1 appearance on this show
Kevin
rebound coach · Just Thought Lounge
1 appearance on this show
Taylor
high school student · Vibe Thrive Travel
1 appearance on this show
Bridget
True Crime Analyst · St. Jude
1 appearance on this show
Ben
CTO and Lead Product · Acter
1 appearance on this show
Austin
intern · Arkansas
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Davis
Army veteran, real estate investor · University of Colorado Anschutz
1 appearance on this show
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