135: Solving Mysteries as an Academic Medical Toxicologist

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135: Solving Mysteries as an Academic Medical Toxicologist

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Mar 18, 2020

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What do Sherlock Holmes and medical toxicologists have in common? More than you might think! Join me to find out what makes this specialty so exhilarating for Dr. Kazzi.

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Mar 18, 2020

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Specialty Stories is a podcast to help premed and medical students choose a career. What would you do if you started your career and realized that it wasn't what you expected? Specialty Stories will talk to physicians and residency program directors from every specialty to help you make the most informed decision possible. Check out our others shows at MededMedia.com

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3: What is Neurology : A General Neurologist's Story: Session 03 In this episode, Ryan talks with a neurologist, Dr. Allison Gray, as they discuss all things about neurology. Notice that Ryan follows a standard regimen of questions in his episodes so you can compare each of the answers to hopefully help... by Specialty Stories
27 min listen
9: What is Pediatric Gastroenterology? We Learn From One Today: Dr. Leonard is an academic Pediatric Gastroenterologist at MGH. She discusses her life and the path it took to get there and what she does for her patients. by Specialty Stories
28 min listen
1: What is a Dermatopathologist? Dr. Hure Shares Her Story: Session 01 Welcome to the first episode of the Specialist Stories podcast, sharing with you stories of specialists from every field to give you the information you need to make sure you make the most informed decision possible when it comes to... by Specialty Stories
40 min listen
16: A Private-Practice Nephrologist Who Also is in Academics: Session 16 This week's guest is Dr. Joel Topf, a private practice and academic Nephrologist who loves teaching and the small details. Back in Episode 06 of the Specialty Stories Podcast, we first covered Nephrology where I talked with Dr. Jean... by Specialty Stories
42 min listen
13: What is Physiatry? (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation): Dr. Sahler is a community-based Physiatrist. He shares why he chose Physiatry, what he likes about it and gives you advice on how to be competitive. by Specialty Stories
33 min listen
2: What is Emergency Medicine? A Community EM Doc's Story: Session 02 In this episode, Ryan talks with Dr. Freess, a community-based Emergency Medicine physician who shares with us why he likes Emergency Medicine and how you can become a competitive applicant. He also talks about the benefits of being an... by Specialty Stories
40 min listen
4: What is Anesthesiologist? A Community Doc Shares His Story: Session 4 In this episode, Ryan talks with Dr. Patrick Pickett, an anesthesiologist who practices in the community hospital in Oklahoma as he shares about his path to anesthesiology, his typical day at work, work-life balance, as well as the... by Specialty Stories
48 min listen
11: Looking at Anesthesiology Match Data and Other Surveys: Today we break down the match data, compensation surveys and lifestyle reports for Anesthesiology. If you're interested, this is a must listen. by Specialty Stories
45 min listen
33: An Academic Pediatric Neurologist - Headache Doc: Session 33 A lot medical students go through the process end up at a time where they have to submit their rank list and they have no clue what they want to do. And this is a lot of unneeded stress. In this podcast, I talk to a specialist that you... by Specialty Stories
41 min listen
18: A Look at Private-Practice Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: Session 18 If you're a medical student, we are about to launch a new podcast called Board Rounds Podcast, where we focus on the USMLE and COMLEX Step 1 and Level 1. Check us out at MedEdMedia.com. It's going to be a co-branded podcast with MedQuest so... by Specialty Stories
35 min listen
5: What Does the Life of an Orthopedic Hand Surgeon Look Like?: Session 5 In this week's episode, Ryan talks with an orthopedic hand surgeon in a hybrid setup. He's in a community-based hospital and program but he has residents he interacts with who rotate through the hospital. He has been practicing for... by Specialty Stories
38 min listen
28: What is Trauma Surgery? Dr. Darko Shares His Story: Session 28 Dr. Nii Darko is a community-based Trauma Surgeon. He's also an Osteopathic physician. Listen to his journey and what you should be thinking about. Dr. Darko has also been on The Premed Years podcast back in Session 196 and he is the... by Specialty Stories
50 min listen
15: Interventional Radiology: A Community Doc Shares His Story: Session 15 This week, I speak with Dr. Fayyaz Barodawala, a community-based Interventional Radiologist from Atlanta, Georgia, about his career decisions, what an IR physician does on a daily basis, the struggles and triumphs that come along with... by Specialty Stories
56 min listen
10: A Private-Practice Family Medicine Doctor Discusses Her Job: Dr. Noe is in a solo private practice seeing patients as a Family Medicine physician. She talks about Family Medicine and what you should think about too. by Specialty Stories
49 min listen
7: What is a Hospitalist? An Academic Doc Talks with Us: Session 7 Whether you are a pre-med or medical student, you have answered the calling to becoming a physician. Soon you will have to start deciding what type of medicine you want to practice. This podcast will tell you the specialists from every... by Specialty Stories
36 min listen
32: A Community Plastic Surgeon Gives Us a Look at His Job: Session 32 Dr. Russell Babbitt is a Plastic Surgeon in private practice for the last seven years. He took the time to share with us his thoughts on what he likes and what he doesn't like about it and what you, as a premed or medical student, should... by Specialty Stories
56 min listen
6: A Private-Practice Nephrologist Talks About Her Job: Dr. Robey is a private-practice nephrologist in Arizona. She shares what it takes to be a nephrologist and why she likes it so much. by Specialty Stories
57 min listen
8: What is Hematology/Oncology? An Academic Doc Discusses: Dr. Jain is an academic Hematology/Oncology physician in the Chicago area. She discusses the heme/onc docs role and what she likes so much about it. by Specialty Stories
47 min listen
48: What Does the Pediatric Residency Match Data Look Like?: Session 48 Pediatrics is a primary care specialty. Usually, primary care spots are easy to match into. Does pediatrics keep up the trend? We’ll dig into their data. The reason for this episode is to give you an idea as to how hard or easy it is to... by Specialty Stories
31 min listen
12: A Private-Practice Facial Plastic Surgeon Shares His Story: Session 12 Dr. Chung is a solo private practice Facial Plastic Surgeon. He discusses his path through ENT residency and what he likes and dislikes about his job. Today's guest on Specialty Stories is a solo private practice facial plastic surgeon.... by Specialty Stories
61 min listen
19: Orthopedic Surgery Match Data Deep Dive: Session 19 Today, I'm going to do a deep dive into some match data for Orthopedic Surgery, which is one of the more competitive specialties out there. Let's look at the data to see if this holds true and find out who you can set yourself up for... by Specialty Stories
28 min listen
51: What is Neuro-Ophthalmology? How Do You Become One?: Session 51 Dr. Bryan Pham is a community based neuro-ophthalmologist who is fresh out of training. He discuses the field and what drew him to it and so much more. First off, please check out all our other podcasts on MedEd Media. [01:30] Interest in... by Specialty Stories
23 min listen
36: What Does Academic Colorectal Surgery Look Like?: Session 36 Dr. Scott Steele is an academic Colorectal Surgeon and Chairman of the Colorectal Surgery Department at Cleveland Clinic. We discuss his love of the specialty. He has now been practicing outside of his fellowship for twelve years now. Dr.... by Specialty Stories
62 min listen
21: Looking at the Match Data for General Surgery: Session 21 General Surgery is gaining in popularity, which shows in its competitiveness for residency. You need to be on the top of your game to match. And similar to Internal Medicine, it is the gateway to a lot of subspecialties. As we're presenting... by Specialty Stories
28 min listen
14: Looking at Emergency Medicine Match Data and Surveys: Session 14 Today, we break down the match data, compensation surveys, and lifestyle reports for Emergency Medicine. If you’re interested in EM, this is a must listen. I also talked about dove into match data back in session 11 specifically on... by Specialty Stories
40 min listen
17: What is Pain Medicine? A Community Doc Shares His Story: Session 17 Dr. Fred Weiss is a Radiologist by training who did a Fellowship in Pain Medicine. However, he's going to share with us today what he likes least about the specialty, part of the reason he's not currently practicing Pain Medicine.... by Specialty Stories
45 min listen
23: A Deep Dive Into PM&R Residency Match Data: Session 23 Our episode with Dr. Chris Sahler was one of our most popular episodes. I decided to bring you the PM&R residency match data since many of you seem interested! [02:33] NRMP Main Match Data for 2017 - PGY-1 & PGY-2 Positions ... by Specialty Stories
25 min listen
37: A Deep Dive into Dermatology Match Data and Surveys: Session 37 This week, we take a deep dive into the match data for dermatology. We cover the Match data from 2016 and 2017 to give you an idea of what you're up against. Dermatology is one of the hardest specialties to match into. Historically, it has... by Specialty Stories
24 min listen
24: What is Forensic Pathology? Dr. Melinek Shares Her Story: Session 24 Today's guest is Dr. Judy Melinek, a New York Times bestselling author and a Forensic Pathologist based in California. She documented her journey through her fellowship training in her book, Working Stiff: Two Years, 262 Bodies, and... by Specialty Stories
49 min listen
20: An Academic Neurosurgeon Discusses What His Job is Like: Session 20 Dr. Stephen Grupke is an attending Neurosurgeon at the University of Kentucky. In our episode today, he discusses the residency path to neurosurgery, what makes you a competitive applicant, his typical day, the types of patients and... by Specialty Stories
55 min listen

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135: Solving Mysteries as an Academic Medical Toxicologist

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