Season 3
Podcast Episodes
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In this episode, OCOM leadership discusses curricular enhancements designed to support student success, board preparation, and lifelong learning. Hear from the Dean & Chief Academic Officer, Associate Dean for Pre-Clinical Education, and Chair of the Curriculum Committee as they explore weekly cumulative assessments, an enhanced Learning Consolidation course, data-driven education, and the evolving role of AI in medical education. At the heart of the conversation is a commitment to preparing knowledgeable, critical-thinking, and compassionate physicians while supporting students throughout their medical education journey. 🎧 Listen now to learn how OCOM is evolving medical education for the future.
All Podcast Episodes by Season
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Episode 0 - Pilot - Communications in Medical School
Episode 1 - Admissions in Medical School
Episode 2 - Clinical Simulations in Medical School
Episode 3 - Mental Health in Medical School
Episode 4 - Technology in Medical School
Episode 5 - Advancing OMM Education in Medical School
Episode 6 - Navigating Research in Medical School
Episode 7 - Building the Future of Leadership at OCOM
Episode 8 - Leadership Training for Future Physicians
Episode 9 - Navigating Financial Aid in Medical School
Episode 10 - Taking the Boards - How OCOM Prepares Future Physicians
Episode 11 - Designing the Medical School of the Future
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S2: Episode 1 | Student Services at OCOM
S2: Episode 2 | Clinical Education at OCOM
S2: Episode 3 | AI in Medicine
S2: Episode 4 | Future of Radiology
S2: Episode 5 | Women in Military Medicine
S2: Episode 6 | Leveraging Apple Technology in Medical Education
S2: Episode 7 | AI in Medical School
S2: Episode 8 | The Future of GME
S2: Episode 9 | Giving Back & Servant Leadership
S2: Episode 10 | AI, Psychometrics, and the Future of Medical Education
S2: Episode 11 | The Future of Cardiology
S2: Episode 12 | Leadership & the LEAD+ Program
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