Post-Call Podcast

Matt and Ben dive into Academic Medicine by reviewing Simone’s Maxims, on the a career that is a “noble calling” but requires a “sharp eye for reality, a dash of iconoclasm and a ready sense of humor.” Sponsored by “Tenure” (spoiler: someone gets a promotion on this podcast)Simone SV. Understanding Academic Medical Centers: Simone’s Maxims. Clinical Cancer Research. 5:2281-2285, 1999.Please rate, review and subscribe on iTunes. Now on Spotify too!Contact us at postcallpodcast@gmail.comPost-Call Podcast: A podcast by residents "in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Our resident psychologist...I mean psychiatrist, Ben Frock, MD is back again on the Post-Call Podcast with Matt Krantz, MD. This time to discuss a hot topic in psychiatry, the Goldwater Rule...very different than the Golden Rule. Sponsored by "Antiquing": It's like a rescue, but instead of a dog, it's furniture.Contact us at postcallpodcast@gmail.comPost-Call Podcast: A podcast by residents "in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

For the first time, the Post-Call Podcast has Ben Frock, MD as a guest to talk about his psychiatry residency experience. Lessons learned include patience, sitting in silence with discomfort, the power of being heard, regulating your own emotions, and acknowledging unconscious bias. Sponsored by "Therapy": It's not a biologic, but it works.Contact us at postcallpodcast@gmail.comPost-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Back again with Barron to run a pediatrics (actually not “little adults” as discussed in episode 17) case from @humandx Sponsored by #smartphones, perhaps our closest friends and greatest enemies. Link below to the Human Dx case if you want to work it along with us!https://www.humandx.org/o/cnlt6719jsoeadzhwln2gk7d3?s=USRPost-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

A special guest, Barron, joins the Post-Call Podcast to talk about pediatrics residency. Sponsored by #stickers, one of the most important tricks in a pediatrician’s armamentarium. Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Grab some coffee and put on your thinking caps along with the Post-Call Podcast to talk about our basic approach to obtaining a history and physical, clinical reasoning and running a case "Morning Report" style from @humandx Sponsored by (but not really) @southwestair Link below to the Human Dx case if you want to work it along with us!https://www.humandx.org/o/06p43xyqku5i5p3oo602iy5w3?s=USRPost-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Join the Post-Call Podcast to hear about the experience of "Leveling Up" from intern to resident at the end of our second year of residency. Always remember to be kind to your interns, especially July 1st, and make sure they eat and drink, and refer them to Episode 13 "Intern Year" if they are in need of a laugh. Sponsored (but not really) by @costcoPost-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Vacation is a limited commodity as a resident, and you never want it to end. But it's so hard to come back from that it may be better to have never gone at all (just kidding). Join the Post-Call Podcast to hear about how to best to spend your ephemeral vacation days. Sponsored by #ourlisteners to celebrate over 10,000 downloads!Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

This episode goes out to every intern waking up at "intern o'clock" to care for patients and is our reflection on our intern year. Sponsored by something you can't buy (as far as we know), #perseverancePost-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Ways to stay well as a resident with key points including: exercising (e.g. no sitting down when you get home), meal prep, sleep hygiene, and more. Sponsor is #hummusPost-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

How to be good to your medical students as a resident. Key points include: never forget that you were once a medical student, use their names, don't present their patients, teach them something, make sure they eat, and tell them when to go home. Sponsors for this episode are @prettystrongmed (really) and @instagram (but not really)Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Becoming a travel agent for your interviews was not anticipated but happened and now you talk about how you can never go back to the time before you had TSA PreCheck. Learn from the Post-Call Podcast about how to ace your interviews, pack your suit (from our own haberdasher, Ted), become the best version of yourself (even if just for the interview day), and John's harrowing experience of an interview that culminated with the question, "what's your biggest weakness?" Sponsored by radiology electives, allowing medical students to have the flexibility to go on interviews since x-rays were a thing.Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Need to know the ins and outs of where and when to cry on match day? The Post-Call Podcast has the answers for you as well as the ways to get you there. From how to handle when ERAS crashes on the first day applications can be submitted (happens every year) to writing your personal statement (always open with a quote or onomatopoeia for the hook) to choosing a residency program, the Post-Call Podcast is here for you. Sponsored by ERAS (but not really).Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Transitioning to nights is a test of will and body. Don't make the mistake of not maintaining your usual caffeine intake lest you desire the rebound headache you've always heard of. Matt and John share stories of comradery with co-residents as they keep the hospital afloat at night and the joy of admitting new patients and getting a "brain on the case" after the ABC's are ruled intact. Sponsored by UpToDate (but not really), like Google for doctors.Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.

Post-Call Podcast is actually post-call for the first time! Matt is on nights and weighs in while post-call with John about engaging a specialist for a consult (the earlier in the day the better), formulating a clinical question, and apologizing for your lack of or poorly formed clinical question. Sponsored by Au Bon Pain (but not really).Post-Call Podcast: A podcast about residency by "three dudes in the trenches still living the dream" (as reviewed on iTunes). Views are our own, not our employer's. Medical humor, not medical advice.