1 tim. 1 min.
FTG 0064 – Adaptive Sports Medicine Care and Engineering with Physician Dr. Victoria Heasley ’14, ’18g Following the Gong, a Podcast of the Schreyer Honors College at Penn State
-
- Konst
Overview:
Dr. Victoria Heasley ’14 Engineering, ‘18g Medicine joins Following the Gong to discuss her story and career. Victoria is a physician, professor, and engineer at the University of Cincinnati, where she supports community members and UC athletes in need of adaptive sports medicine to leave fuller, happier, and healthier lives. She explains what this field is, how she got into it, and how her experiences at Penn State – both in the College of Engineering and at the College of Medicine through the Early Assurance Program – laid the foundation for her career so far. This includes out of the classroom involvement that influences community non-profit work that leverages her talents and her experience as a Disney World Cast Member. This episode is great for any Scholar, and especially those interested in athletics, engineering, and/or medicine. Victoria’s bio is available below along with chapter markers detailing the topics discussed.
Guest Bio:
Dr. Victoria Heasley ’14 Eng, ‘18g Medicine is a physician at The University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati OH where she is an assistant professor in the departments of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, and Biomedical Engineering. She earned a BS in Biomedical Engineering with Honors from Penn State in 2014. She also earned her medical degree at Penn State Hershey Medical School. She is happy to speak further about her experiences in the fields of PM&R, Sports Medicine, Biomedical engineering, and her subspecialty of Adaptive Sports Medicine & Equipment. Please feel free to connect with her at her professional Instagram: @adaptivesportsdoc or via LinkedIn.
Episode Topic & Chapters:
0:00 Introductions
0:21 Choosing Penn State and the SHC
1:33 Choosing the biomedical engineering major
3:05 Out of the classroom involvement
5:10 Medical volunteerism before med school
7:44 The Honors Thesis
9:52 Working at Disney World before med school
14:35 Applying to the early assurance program at the College of Medicine
18:09 Advice for aspiring physicians for succeeding in med school
20:13 Making lifelong friendships at SHC
21:43 Third year rotations and finding a specialty for residency
23:52 Defining adaptive medicine and other terms
26:44 An "average" day as an adaptive medicine physician
29:27 Working with patients
31:17 Adding teaching into your skillset as a physician
33:54 Working with athletes and community members
37:25 Adaptive medical devices and sports equipment
40:10 Skills needed for working in adaptive medicine and devices
42:37 Volunteering in the community as an alumna and starting a non-profit
46:29 The future of adaptive sports medicine
48:28 Questions the host should have asked but did not
50:25 Reflecting on successes and mistakes
54:17 &nb
Overview:
Dr. Victoria Heasley ’14 Engineering, ‘18g Medicine joins Following the Gong to discuss her story and career. Victoria is a physician, professor, and engineer at the University of Cincinnati, where she supports community members and UC athletes in need of adaptive sports medicine to leave fuller, happier, and healthier lives. She explains what this field is, how she got into it, and how her experiences at Penn State – both in the College of Engineering and at the College of Medicine through the Early Assurance Program – laid the foundation for her career so far. This includes out of the classroom involvement that influences community non-profit work that leverages her talents and her experience as a Disney World Cast Member. This episode is great for any Scholar, and especially those interested in athletics, engineering, and/or medicine. Victoria’s bio is available below along with chapter markers detailing the topics discussed.
Guest Bio:
Dr. Victoria Heasley ’14 Eng, ‘18g Medicine is a physician at The University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati OH where she is an assistant professor in the departments of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, and Biomedical Engineering. She earned a BS in Biomedical Engineering with Honors from Penn State in 2014. She also earned her medical degree at Penn State Hershey Medical School. She is happy to speak further about her experiences in the fields of PM&R, Sports Medicine, Biomedical engineering, and her subspecialty of Adaptive Sports Medicine & Equipment. Please feel free to connect with her at her professional Instagram: @adaptivesportsdoc or via LinkedIn.
Episode Topic & Chapters:
0:00 Introductions
0:21 Choosing Penn State and the SHC
1:33 Choosing the biomedical engineering major
3:05 Out of the classroom involvement
5:10 Medical volunteerism before med school
7:44 The Honors Thesis
9:52 Working at Disney World before med school
14:35 Applying to the early assurance program at the College of Medicine
18:09 Advice for aspiring physicians for succeeding in med school
20:13 Making lifelong friendships at SHC
21:43 Third year rotations and finding a specialty for residency
23:52 Defining adaptive medicine and other terms
26:44 An "average" day as an adaptive medicine physician
29:27 Working with patients
31:17 Adding teaching into your skillset as a physician
33:54 Working with athletes and community members
37:25 Adaptive medical devices and sports equipment
40:10 Skills needed for working in adaptive medicine and devices
42:37 Volunteering in the community as an alumna and starting a non-profit
46:29 The future of adaptive sports medicine
48:28 Questions the host should have asked but did not
50:25 Reflecting on successes and mistakes
54:17 &nb
1 tim. 1 min.