If you're struggling on your premed journey, trying to figure out the best way to study for the MCAT, or trying to understand how to best apply to medical school, the award-nominated podcast, The Premed Years, has you covered. From interviews with Admissions Committee members and directors to inspirational stories from those who have gone before you, The Premed Years is like having a premed adviso... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 600 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & FitnessScience |
(00:01) Impacting Healthcare Disparities Through Research
(08:23) Transforming Healthcare Through Research
(17:12) Expanding Healthcare Access and Training
(26:10) Inspiring Future Healthcare Providers
Growing up in a small Michigan town, Dr. Kar... more
(00:01) Journey to Medicine
(10:30) Navigating Medicine and Research Paths
(27:22) Navigating Doubt and Motivation in Medicine
(36:54) Embracing Doubt in Finding Direction
Navigating the uncertainty of a career in medicine is no small feat, as Ka... more
(00:01) Life as a Doctor and Educator
(10:23) Future of Healthcare and Physician Concerns
(25:19) Authenticity in Medical School Applications
(40:02) Passion for Cardiology
Join us for an engaging conversation with Dr. David Winchester, a disting... more
(00:01) Path to Medicine
(11:22) Leadership, Time Management, and Transition
(19:09) Medical School Challenges and Future Pathways
(28:51) Navigating Medical School and Leadership
Growing up surrounded by the hum of a bustling medical family, Sen... more
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I recommend Dr. Ryan Gray’s podcasts to my premed students. Students learn best by hearing directly from the med students and physicians as they share their stories and testimonies on this podcast. PRICELESS!
You can tell Ryan knows exactly what he is doing. All his podcasts are exceptional included The Premed Years. An invaluable resource for thousands of students aspiring to get into medical school. - The Capsho Team
As a non-traditional premed student, this podcast has been a game changer! So much great information. So thankful for both Dr. Grays!
Episode 468. Completely patronizing language toward the very first question about the affordability of medical school. Thank goodness Virginia was on the podcast because I was fuming listening to Dr. Gray and the previous TMDSAS director. A question was asked about why medical school did not offer funding and free tuition like PhD students— fair question if you’re not familiar with research funding. Dr. Gray and the director took this question as “asking for a pat on the back or an applaud”, whi... more
Listening to some of these podcasts, when people are asking questions, the host is NOT very respectful. I thought that he acted very down on some of the med students or acted as they were stupid. I did not enjoy.
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The content focuses on providing valuable insights and guidance for individuals on the premed path, discussing topics such as medical school admissions, MCAT preparation, and the emotional challenges faced by aspiring medical students. Through interviews with current medical students, admissions committee members, and experts in the field, the episodes share personal stories and practical advice, fostering a supportive community to help listeners navigate their own journeys to becoming physicians.
Unique elements include a focus on mental health and resilience in the face of challenges, emphasizing the importance of soft skills in medicine over traditional academic metrics. The podcast is likely to be particularly useful for non-traditiona... more
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1. MCAT Basics (from MedSchoolCoach)
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5. Jack Westin MCAT Podcast
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Recent guests on The Premed Years include:
1. Dr. Karriem Watson
2. Dr. David Winchester
3. Dr. Aniella Douglas
4. Shea Shipton
5. Dr. William Kilgo
6. Dr. Wendy Lau
7. JR Smith
8. Laurel Poole
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