NO SCRUBZ: A Student-led Medical Podcast

On episode 7, we welcome Dr. Julie Booth. Dr. Booth is a Clinical Associate Professor and the Associate Director of Clinical Education in PT at Quinnipiac University. Her areas of focus are Pediatrics and Clinical Education. Committed to her profession, she developed the first PT curriculum for one of the two PT schools in Haiti.

On episode 6, we welcome Dr. Bart Geerts. Dr. Geerts is an active physician, entrepreneur and clinical researcher that co-develops tools for more proactive health care delivery; empowering the patient & supporting the professional.

On episode 5, we welcome Tilan Karunanayake. Tilan is a first year medical student at Frank H. Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University. We talk about his non-traditional path to medical school and what the process was like as an immigrant.

En el episodio 4, hablamos con Dr. Julian Suárez Avila. Él es un especialista en traumatología y ortopedia. Actualmente se desempeña como médico en Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

On episode 3, we welcome Dr. Amrie Grammer and Christine Von Raesdeld. Dr. Amrie Grammer is an internationally recognized scientist and successful entrepreneur. She has over 20 years of experience in genomics and managed a highly productive NIH laboratory before co-founding AMPEL BioSolutions. Christine is the founder and CEO of People with Empathy. She is a leader in bringing a critically needed patient perspective to cutting edge medical innovations. Christine is committed to providing patients with chronic and rare diseases the medical and personal support they need.

On episode 2, we welcome Sarah Berger who is a Senior Pre-Health Advisor at Dartmouth College.

Sarah is passionate about supporting students in their aspirations as well as advocating for student success and equity.

On episode 1, we welcome Dr. Maryam Jabbari who is a post-doctoral resident of clinical psychology in California. She has 13 years of experience in patient care where she provides services like: individual therapy assessments to work with personality disorders, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, schizoid, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, and dual diagnosis.

Conversations led by a group of students from across the U.S., Canada, Brazil and the UK. Episodes will include the input of medical professionals from various backgrounds with the goal of combatting the spread of misinformation.