Student Doc 101: Your Guide to Thriving in Med School
Hosted by Michael Stinnett, Student Doc 101 provides a high-level briefing on the academic architecture and strategic vision behind the NYITCOM Arkansas State partnership. Featuring deans and lead faculty, the series offers an "under-the-hood" look at how a world-class medical curriculum is designed to solve the physician shortage in the Mid-South. This is the definitive source for institutional credibility, proving how the convergence of academic rigor and regional impact creates an elite pipeline for the future of healthcare.
Student Doc 101: Your Guide to Thriving in Med School
Latest Episodes
Zero-Stress Prep: What to Actually Do Before Year One
Medical school will push you into panic mode if you let it. When adrenaline spikes and the heavy workload hits, the first things students usually throw overboard are sleep, nutrition, and exercise, the exact habits required to keep the brain fu...
Embrace the Struggle: Mental Toughness for Med Students
Medical school will systematically strip away your identity if you let it. With physician burnout climbing and rural clinics struggling to keep their doors open, understanding how to mentally survive the gauntlet of medical training is more cri...
Master Your Schedule: A Med Student’s 168-Hour Strategy
Medical school is an absolute pressure cooker, and trying to survive it on pure adrenaline is a quick path to burnout. With nationwide physician shortages looming over the next decade, learning how to handle a massive academic load while keepin...
Elite Study Tactics: Mastering Spaced Repetition
Medical school can swallow your calendar, your identity, and your relationships if you let it, and plenty of people will tell you that’s just the price of admission. We push back on that idea with Jacob McKuin, a soon-to-be physician, former nu...
The Comfort Trap: How to Embrace the Med School Grind
You can be driven, smart, and deeply called to medicine and still feel thrown off when med school gets uncomfortable. That’s why I sit down with three student doctors, Sam Turner, Tate Snider, and David Tiu, for an honest talk about what thrivi...