What has The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Not Just Wear & Tear: Approach to Osteoarthritis", "Tracing the Leak: An Approach to Proteinuria", and "High Stakes, with Low Pressures: An Updated Guide to ARDS". The latest went out on 27 Sep 2026 and ran about 13 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

How often does The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine publish?

The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine publishes every couple of weeks, a median of 14 days between episodes. Episodes average about 16 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 314 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

How hard is it to get booked on The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine?

For The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine, Booking Probability sits at 37/100, Listen Score at 35/100, and the guest bar is around 86/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

Who should pitch The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine?

The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine covers diagnosis, management, cardiology, diagnostics, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 7/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

Hosted by Unknown Host · science · EN-US · 314 episodes

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About this Podcast:

A pan-Canadian learner-generated internal medicine podcast. The Intern at Work is written by residents for residents, and is meant to serve you better on the wards and on call. Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational use only and is not intended as the sole resource for clinical management. All scripts are original scripts. Podcasts produced out of Canada and may contain Canadian specific guidelines. Created by: Alison Lai Executive Producers: Laiya Carayannopoulos, Zahra Merali

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What is The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine?

The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine is a science podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 314 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 86.

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine
Not Just Wear & Tear: Approach to Osteoarthritis
Sep 27, 202613 min
Send us Fan Mail Osteoarthritis may not just be inevitable wear and tear of a joint. In this episode, we break down osteoarthritis, exploring joint mechanics, clinical presentation, and relevant investigations. Written by Dr. Aarabi Thayaparan (Internal Medicine resident at Queen's University). Reviewed by Dr. Tanveer Towheed (Rheumatologist at Queen's University) and Dr. Lindsay Anderson (General Internist at Queen's University). Support the show
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Tracing the Leak: An Approach to Proteinuria
Sep 13, 202615 min
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we break down an approach to proteinuria, focusing on the interpretation of the urine dipstick, the urine ACR, and the urine PCR. Written by Dr. Ishmam Bhuiyan (Internal Medicine Resident at UBC). Reviewed by Dr. Teresa Tai (General Internist at Royal Columbian Hospital and clinical instructor in the Department of Medicine at UBC) and Dr. Adeera Levin (Nephrologist at St. Paul's Hospital and clinical professor at the Department of Medicine at UBC). Support the show
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High Stakes, with Low Pressures: An Updated Guide to ARDS
Aug 9, 202615 min
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we discuss updates to diagnosing and managing Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). Written by Dr. Jason Vaillancourt (Internal Medicine Resident) and Dr. Muralie Vignarajah (Internal Medicine Resident). Reviewed by Dr. Christine D’Arsigny (Critical Care Physician) and Dr. David Maslove (General Internal Medicine and Critical Care Physician). Support the show
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Approach to Porphyria
Jul 26, 202617 min
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we discuss an approach to porphyria. Written by Dr. Hannah Ramsay (Internal Medicine Resident). Reviewed by Dr. Karla Machlab (Hematology Fellow) and Dr. Zachary Liederman (Hematology Staff). Support the show
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An Approach to Anaphylaxis
Jul 12, 202614 min
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we discuss an approach to the acute management of anaphylaxis. Written by Dr. Jen Zheng (Internal Medicine Resident). Reviewed by Dr. Raymond Mak, (Allergist and Clinical Immunologist) and Dr. Matthew Brooks, (General Internist). Support the show
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Dr. Andrew Cheung

Global General Counsel, General Internal Medicine

Gary May

Chancellor, UC Davis

David Fox

game designer and programmer, Lucasfilm Games / Lucas Arts

Dr. Adeera Levin

St. Paul's Hospital

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine?

About the host

Recent episodes

Not Just Wear & Tear: Approach to Osteoarthritis

Tracing the Leak: An Approach to Proteinuria

High Stakes, with Low Pressures: An Updated Guide to ARDS

Approach to Porphyria

An Approach to Anaphylaxis

Guest Appearances

Dr. Andrew Cheung

Gary May

David Fox

Dr. Adeera Levin

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Best industries to pitch The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine for

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine?

About the host

Recent episodes

Not Just Wear & Tear: Approach to Osteoarthritis

Tracing the Leak: An Approach to Proteinuria

High Stakes, with Low Pressures: An Updated Guide to ARDS

Approach to Porphyria

An Approach to Anaphylaxis

Guest Appearances

Dr. Andrew Cheung

Gary May

David Fox

Dr. Adeera Levin

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine for

Podcasts like The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

Every question we get asked beforesomeone starts their trial.

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Every question we get asked before
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