FAMEcast

Dr Mike Patrick
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a faculty development podcast from The Ohio State University College of Medicine

  1. 5d ago

    Ages and Stages: The Early to Middle Career in Academic Medicine - FAMEcast 029

    Dr Vignesh Doraiswamy joins Dr Mike for the next conversation in our Ages and Stages series: the transition from early to middle career in academic medicine. Drawing on his experiences in clinical care and medical education, we explore career setbacks, self-doubt, collaboration, promotion, and professional development. Also discussed: documenting meaningful contributions, choosing sustainable commitments, and growing into a leader who opens doors for others. We hope you can join us!

  2. Aug 25

    Ages and Stages: The Early Career in Academic Medicine - FAMEcast 028

    Careers in academic medicine rarely follow a straight line. Dr. Jennah Morgan shares practical strategies for exploring meaningful work, growing into leadership, turning ideas into educational programs, developing scholarship, and building a career that aligns clinical service, family, and personal values. We hope you can join us!

  3. Aug 4

    Bridging Your Career Across the Health Sciences - FAMEcast 027

    Dr Loren Wold visits the studio as we explore bridging your career across the health sciences. Careers in academic medicine rarely follow a straight line. Opportunities to collaborate, teach, conduct research, and lead can carry faculty across departments and colleges. We consider best practices for crossing boundaries, meeting expectations, and juggling competing interests. We hope you can join us!

  4. Jul 21

    Relational Leadership in Academic Medicine - FAMEcast 026

    Dr Karla Zadnik visits the studio as we consider relational leadership in academic medicine. Leadership is often associated with strategy, budgets, and charts… but the most effective leaders know that lasting influence begins with relationships. Discover how relational leaders transform teams, departments, and careers. We hope you can join us!

  5. Jul 14

    Sustainable Excellence in Academic Medicine: A Conversation with Dean Moore - FAMEcast 025

    Interim Dean of The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Dr Amy Moore, joins us as we consider sustainable excellence in academic medicine. She shares insight and tips for balancing leadership responsibilities while remaining deeply engaged in clinical care, research, and education. We hope you can join us!

  6. Jun 23

    How to Be a Great Mentee - FAMEcast 024

    Dr Eugene Oltz visits the studio as we consider the art and science of being a great mentee. Discussions of mentorship typically focus on the mentor’s role, but the mentee’s role is equally important. What does it take to build meaningful relationships, maximize opportunities for growth, and take ownership of your professional development? Tune in for answers to these questions and more!

  7. May 26

    Leading Through Change in Academic Medicine - FAMEcast 023

    Dr Leon McDougle visits the studio as we consider change in academic medicine. Change is constant in our profession, but leading others through change is a skill that must be learned, practiced, and refined. Effective leaders understand the importance of communication, psychological safety, collaboration, and hope. Tune in for more details!

  8. Apr 28

    Graded Responsibility: The Missing Link in Medical Education - FAMEcast 022

    Dr Namrita Odackal visits the studio as we consider graded responsibility in medical education. Moving trainees from supervision to independence is the goal. Reframing autonomy as graded responsibility can transform the way we teach, coach, and assess our learners. Tune in to learn how!

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a faculty development podcast from The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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  • Creator
    Dr Mike Patrick
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    30
  • Copyright
    © 2025-2027
  • Show Website
    FAMEcast

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