Hosted by Marina Capella; Zulma Curet · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 109 episodes
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Dr. Zulma and Dr. Marina want to inspire and empower a rising generation of under-represented high school and college students to become doctors. Learn what it's like to be a doctor, how to overcome challenges, how to apply to medical school, and be inspired by other minority doctors!
Marina Capella; Zulma Curet hosts The Future Minority Doctor Podcast, a education show with 109 episodes published.
In this episode, Dr. Marina and Dr. Zulma tackle a pattern they've lived and witnessed repeatedly: over-efforting to the point of burnout. As students of color, both doctors felt the pressure to do everything just to fee
Dr. Marina and Dr. Zulma reflect on their own journeys to becoming physicians while sharing practical advice for students planning to apply to medical school. They discuss how to strategically use the undergraduate years
On the Future Minority Doctor, Dr. Pilar Dechet, orthopedic surgeon at Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City, reflects on building a sustainable career after the intensity of residency. She shares how she navigated
A growing number of MD and DO schools require Situational Judgement Tests, and PREview and CASPer are by far the most popular options. In this episode, Dr. Capella interviews Nathalie Garcia about her recent success on t
Even the most generous letter-writers are busy people, and they often only see one facet of who you are. In this episode, Drs. Marina and Zulma show you how to draft an outline—or even a full template—that helps your rec
The AMCAS Fee Waiver system can feel like a bureaucratic hydra with many heads, none of them friendly. But Drs. Marina and Zulma are here with the map and lantern. In this episode, they walk you through who actually qual
Structured video interviews are becoming a more common for medical-school applicants, and those prompts for a 90-second mini-essay can feel like being asked for a webcam Hamlet on-the-fly. Never fear! In this episode, Dr
Dr Texeira has a wide array of skills. Though he is best known for his outstanding work with reconstructing injured hands, he also performs plastic surgery and neurologic surgeries in the shoulder, neck and back. In this
The advent of tools like ChatGPT, Claude Opus, Gemini, and other LLMs make organizing your thoughts and phrasing your sentences far easier than just a year or two ago. However, there are some pitfalls to avoid. In this e
There are numerous cracks in the pipeline from aspiring high school graduate to medical student. Learn from Drs Marina and Zulma where they nearly lost their way, and how a growth mindset will help to keep your eyes on t
A thriving pediatrician, Dr. Shapiro trained in Mexico and then worked for the World Health Organization for several years before settling in the states where he has practiced on both coasts. Listen to how his philosophy
From a medical family in Puerto Rico, Dr. Padilla rocketed her way into medical school at the age of 20. There, her age combined with her sex and race to get a little extra dose of condescension from some of her colleagu
Come listen as Jocelyne vulnerably shares her personal journey to upper-division medical school. From the culture shock of an almost-all-white college to being caught out in a deliberately difficult chemistry course to u
Code-switching is a way of life for minority doctors. Let Drs Zulma and Marina give you some tips on how to make sure your accountability, discretion, reliability, self-discpline and more come across clearly to the (most
Did you know that the Future Minority Doctor hosts also lead a successful (and free!) application coaching program? For more details on how to get personal attention on the last hurdle in your journey to medical school,
What beliefs about money and debt did you learn from your parents? Since these days you can't walk to the student union without being offered a credit card, and student loans that can't fit on a standard calculator, even
So, you didn’t score as well as you hoped on the MCAT? Drs. Zulma and Marina provide perspective on what that means for your chances of reaching your medical dreams, and remind you that while the MCAT is important it is
The child of immigrants to the Bay Area, hear how Wumi took “not a linear path” through college, a degree in psychology, and several gap years, before being drawn to osteopathic medicine. Having just survived the intimid
Dr. Jacqueline Winkelmann has a wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Marina about growing up in Puerto Rico, code-switching as a fair-skinned Latina in the rigorous environment of Washington University of St. Louis, and fi
Hear the details of Ruben's inspiring journey from a childhood on a rural Mexican farm to UC Berkeley, and MBA, and how FMD's free coaching program helped him over the finish line to being accepted at his top choice of m
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