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UnsCripted Medicine

Insights and perspectives from UC medical students on life at UCCOM.

  1. 24. Juni

    Pearls with an M4: Dr. Sarah Geraghty and Dr. Andrew Zahn

    On this episode of the UnsCripted Medicine Podcast, we sit down with fourth-year medical students Sarah Geraghty and Andrew Zahn to reflect on their journeys through medical school at UCCOM and discuss what lies ahead as they transition into residency. Join us as we discuss adjusting to medical school, navigating the preclinical curriculum, exploring specialty choices, succeeding on clerkships, receiving feedback, and preparing for the residency application process. Sarah and Andrew also share lessons they've learned along the way, advice for students at every stage of training, and insights into their future careers in medicine. Tune in to hear more about their experiences, where they matched for residency, and the wisdom they've gained throughout medical school! Send us Fan Mail

  2. 7. März

    Mental Health in M3

    In this episode, Meera is joined by some of her fellow M3s to discuss maintaining mental wellness in M3 and the challenges that come with adjusting to life on the wards. Listen in to hear about the struggles some face during the year and how they coped with transitioning to clinical rotations. Guest features: Claudia Kubarycz (kubaryca@mail.uc.edu) Andy Gendy (gendyaa@mail.uc.edu) Manav Mathur (mathurmv@mail.uc.edu) Devon Baird (bairddn@mail.uc.edu) Send us Fan Mail

  3. 18. Feb.

    Direct Primary Care with Dr. Eleanor Glass

    In this episode Ava sits down with Dr. Eleanor Glass. Dr. Glass is a family medicine physician who, in addition to working at the VA and on faculty at UC, runs her own Direct Primary Care practice. From balancing a busy schedule to finding excitement in the ability to create one's own medical practice, Dr. Glass shares all about her journey to becoming a physician.  Send us Fan Mail

  4. 8. Feb.

    Learning From Mistakes: Building a Culture of Psychological Safety

    What can medicine learn from wilderness accidents? Andrew sits down with Ashley Saupe, host of The Sharp End Podcast, to explore how storytelling, transparency, and shared mistakes can build cultures of psychological safety. They discuss near misses, debriefing after critical incidents, and why learning why things go right is just as important as analyzing failures. From heuristic traps to morbidity & mortality parallels, this conversation challenges clinicians and trainees to rethink how we process error, trauma, and growth—both in medicine and beyond.  Listen to Ashley's podcast, The Sharp End Podcast, here: https://open.spotify.com/show/7FkXUXRArsfnCUq29aMnep?si=c9aaa5b845414cbf Send us Fan Mail

    Learning From Mistakes: Building a Culture of Psychological Safety

  5. 21. Jan.

    Competency Based Medicine: Rethinking How We Train Doctors

    Clare sits down with Dr. Matthew Kelleher to talk about the Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) pathway at UCCOM for third year clerkship. We discuss why grades don’t always reflect growth, how feedback replaces fear, and what it looks like when medical students are trusted with real responsibility.  Send us Fan Mail

  6. 7. Jan.

    New Year, New Courses & Step 1 Prep Tips

    Happy 2026! In this complimentary episode to the recently-published episodes about Repro & BMB, Sarah sits down with David Neiling, UC's learning specialist, to dive into tips and tricks to succeed in these blocks. Featured also are major Step 1 study tips--take a listen!  Send us Fan Mail

  7. 3. Jan.

    Dissecting Brain, Mind & Behavior (and the Cranial Nerves)

    Join us as Clare speaks with Dr. Giffen, course director for the Brain, Mind and Behavior block, to get an overview of the course structure, curriculum changes from last year, and tips for studying! Send us Fan Mail

  8. 3. Jan.

    One Last Push: Repro Block Review

    Clare talks with Dr. Caroline Gundler about the Reproductive Systems block, curriculum highlights, and new integrative experiences in the final block before STEP 1 (everything is going to be fine :)))  Send us Fan Mail

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