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Feedback is an essential part of medical training and professional growth. Jeremmy Fisher, DO, FACOFP, discusses practical strategies for giving and receiving feedback in clinical settings. Learn how to approach feedback conversations with confidence, apply constructive feedback to improve your performance, and strengthen relationships with preceptors and colleagues throughout your medical educati...

From his journey into family medicine to his role as ACOFP President, Greg Cohen, DO, FACOFP dist ., discusses leadership, rural medicine, and the future of osteopathic family medicine. Dr. Cohen shares the experiences, challenges, and values that have shaped both his career and his passion for serving patients and mentoring future physicians. Hosted by Student Doctor Mercede Hess.

What does it mean to carry OMT forward into the “real world” of family medicine? Samantha Lease, DO, is third-year family medicine resident; she discusses how her relationship with hands-on medicine has evolved and continues to shape the way she practices, connects, and heals. Hosted by Student Doctor Mercede Hess.

Leigh Forbush, DO, a family medicine physician in Maine, explores his journey into Direct Primary Care (DPC). Dr. Forbush breaks down what DPC is, why he chose this model over traditional insurance-based practice, and how it reshapes the physician–patient relationship while staying true to osteopathic principles.

It is important to build self-confidence as a new physician-in-practice. Family Medicine resident Briana Krewson, DO, offers advice for finding a rhythm in clinical settings and adjusting to the independence of residency life.

Looking for honest advice for your first time stepping into a clinical setting? Chen Zeigerson, DO, a PGY-2 resident and member of the ACOFP Resident Council, shares tips for thriving on clinical rotations, including how to build strong relationships with preceptors, balance learning with self-care, and manage expectations. Hosted by Student Doctor Kelsey McKenna.

From blending holistic approaches with evidence-based care to fostering patient-centered wellness, Carol Penn, DO, FACOFP, shares insights, experiences, and the transformative power of integrative medicine in primary care. Hosted by Student Doctor Olivia Pavlich.

Carol Penn, DO, continues her discussion on the healing power of whole-person healthcare through integrative family medicine. Hosted by Student Doctor Olivia Pavlich.

Rebecca D. Szewczak, DO, FACOFP, Chief Medical Officer of St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center, discusses full-spectrum family medicine (FM) with obstetrics. Dr. Szewczak discusses her journey, the impact of OB on FM, and her leadership role within ACOFP. Hosted by Student Doctor Katie Metzler.

The “mechanics of labor” is a concept rooted in the teachings of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, the founder of osteopathic medicine. Amanda Schoenfuss, DO, breaks down the “mechanics of labor,” highlighting how OMT can ease discomfort and support a smoother labor experience. Hosted by Saba Khan, DO, PGY-3.

Student Doctor Olivia Pavlich sits down with OMS-IVs Rebecca Shaneck and Katie Metzler for a deep dive into their experiences during their third and fourth years of medical school. They discuss navigating clinical rotations, shelf exams, finalizing a specialty, and applying to sub-internships. Plus, they discuss the factors that went into their decision to take (or skip) the USMLE. They additional...

OMS-IVs Rebecca Shaneck and Katie Metzler continue to discuss their experiences during their third and fourth years of medical school.

Ryan Garbalosa, DO, FACC, is a cardiologist practicing in the Carolina East Health System in New Bern, North Carolina. He discusses cardiovascular disease and Type 2 Diabetes prevention and management.

Looking to incorporate OMT more effectively into your practice? Audrey Byrd, DO, a family medicine resident in Tulsa, OK, shares insights on integrating OMT into acute care visits in a primary care setting. She covers efficient, five-minute OMT techniques for common conditions like headaches, chest pain, abdominal issues, respiratory issues, and pelvic pain, offering tips on patient benefits, bill...

The Dillon’s Law is a life-saving law in Wisconsin that allows medically trained individuals to obtain and use epinephrine to save a person having a severe allergic reaction. Lenard Markman, DO, discusses his involvement in championing the creation of Dillon's Law and how those efforts are being taken to the national stage. Resources Dillon’s Tragedy Becomes Dillon’s Law Dillon's Law at OMED '24:...

Medical students receive minimal training in diet and exercise, but, according to Julie Brown, MMS, PA-C, RD, diet and exercise are crucial to patient care. Dr. Brown explores the role of nutrition in patient care and shares practical tips and essential facts to help students confidently address these crucial topics with their patients. Hosted by Student Doctor.

Gearing up for the residency match process? Wyatt Eikermann, DO, discusses everything you need to know about preparing for and succeeding in residency interviews. Hosted by Student Doctor Ciara Robb.

What are resolutions, and why are they so important? Members of the ACOFP Resident Council Resolution Committee explore the history of resolutions and advocating for the future of Osteopathic Medicine.

Shirin Doshi, DO, talks about nutrition and how it relates to diabetes technology. Dr. Doshi provides advice on eating habits and eating patterns, team-based approaches to nutrition, and how CGMs can influence eating and behavior.

Embrace your leadership identity where it matters the most. Bruce Williams, DO, FACOFP dist. , discusses the essential qualities and strategies that shape effective student leaders in osteopathic medicine. Dr. Williams shares insights and practical advice for navigating leadership challenges. Hosted by Student Doctor Kelsey McKenna.

Understanding the uses and dangers of opioids is essential to patient pain management. Robert Agnello, DO, FACOFP, discusses the integration of opioid analgesics into treatment plans along with patient education, handling patient opioid use outside of prescribed use, and how to talk to patients about incorporating OMT into their treatment plan.

This month, Student Doctor Haley Schuster is joined by Dr. Misra, Dr. Smith, and Dr. Baylis for an insightful discussion on excelling in your third-year medical rotations. They share practical tips, expert advice, and real-life experiences to help you navigate this crucial phase of your medical education. Tune in for valuable strategies to build your knowledge, confidence, and skills to make the m...

In celebration of Pride Month, Traci-lyn Eisenberg (she/her), DO, FACOFP, and Student Doctor Jay Wang (he/him) discuss the intersections of LGBTQ+ patients, family medicine, and advocacy. Dr. Eisenberg shares her experiences as a provider for the queer community, and Wang shares his perspectives and resources on how you can support the queer community.

Jay Shubrook, DO, FAAFP, FACOFP, discusses Type 1 diabetes (T1D). He delves into the importance of screening, early intervention, and patient-centered care. He also addresses the increasing prevalence in adults and modern technologies that are aiding T1D treatment. Dr. Shubrook discloses relationships with Abbott, Bayer, and Novo Nordisk as a non-CE consultant and AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, and Novo...

Nicholas Pennings, DO, FACOFP, discusses the impacts of stigma and how to lessen them, new pharmacological therapies, behavioral approaches to treatment, and overcoming barriers to insurance coverage. Dr. Pennings discloses relationships with Medifast as an independent contractor and Abbott as a consultant. This podcast has been reviewed by non-conflicted physicians to ensure any potential conflic...