Med Student Over Easy

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Your fourth year of medical school comes with a strange mix of excitement, anxiety, and major decision-making. If you’re EM-bound, it also includes the high-stakes world of audition rotations, ResidencyCAS deadlines, interview season, and the final stretch before residency officially

Looking for the perfect gift for the Med Student in your life? In this episode, Kaitlin, Molly, and Patricia share ideas on our annual Holiday Gift Guide!  Whether you’re shopping for a medical student, resident, or someone pursuing healthcare education, we’ve

In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, hosts Patricia and Kaitlin are joined by EM Over Easy host Tanner Gronowski and guest Tyler Smith to discuss their favorite and least favorite things in and around medicine. Their conversation offers

Are you an undergraduate student considering an international medical school, or an International Medical Graduate (IMG) considering applying to Emergency Medicine? Check out this episode, where Patricia is joined by EM Over Easy host Andy Little and guests Marcus Robinson

For medical students, feedback is more than just a comment at the end of a shift—it’s a vital tool for growth and development in a high-stakes, fast-paced environment like the emergency department. Whether you’re on your first audition rotation or

In this episode of Med Students Over Easy, cohosts Molly and Kaitlin, two of the EM Over Easy hosts, Andy and John, who also happen to be program directors, discuss the important topic of professional communication. From sending emails and

You might have heard about some changes that are being recommended for EM residency training. Ever wonder where those recommendations come from? In this episode, Kaitlin and Molly are joined by EM Over Easy host Andy to discuss the Residency

I think we can all agree that writing about ourselves is one of our least favorite things to do, all while trying to be genuine, authentic, and impressive. Unfortunately, love it or hate it, the personal statement is a part

To kick off Season 4 of Med Student Over Easy, we rewind a fan favorite from Season 3, EM Resources, where Kaitlin is joined by John Casey, Marco Propersi, and Mark Ramzy to discuss resources medical students can use to

In this episode of Med Students Over Easy, Patricia is joined by Tanner and guest Mary McLean to discuss the topic of medical holds and what medical students need to know about taking care of patients on medical holds in

In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, Patricia, is joined by EM Over Easy hosts Tanner and Drew, as well as long time  guest  of the show, Geoff Comp to tackle one of the most fundamental—and sometimes daunting—skills for

In the latest episode of Med Student Over Easy, hosts Patricia and Molly are joined by George Willis and Mike Kiemeney to delve into the world of away rotations for emergency medicine-bound medical students. This discussion offers invaluable insights into

For this episode of Med Student Over Easy, Molly and Kaitlin are joined by 3 guests from the Application Process Improvement Committee (APIC), Liz Werley, Lisa Smith, and Tim Fallon to discuss the new EM residency application system called Residency

In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, Patricia is joined by Andy, Drew and guest Matt Delaney to discuss the complex and sometimes sensitive topic of working with Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) in the emergency department. APPs, including physician

Emergency Medicine is an exciting and rewarding specialty that attracts individuals who thrive in fast-paced environments and enjoy the unpredictability of shift work. However, the very aspects that make EM appealing can also contribute to burnout. In this episode of

Discharge instructions are a critical part of patient care, particularly in the emergency department. For medical students, understanding how to navigate this process is an invaluable skill that directly impacts patient outcomes and satisfaction. In this episode of Med Students

As medical students, advocacy is an essential part of our role in shaping the future of healthcare. We are uniquely positioned at the intersection of education and clinical experience, making our voices invaluable in addressing critical issues. Advocacy allows us

As EM physicians, we have the privilege—and the challenge—of caring for patients and their families during some of the hardest moments of their lives. One of the most difficult aspects of this responsibility is navigating tough conversations, whether delivering bad