Season 2 Episode 2 - Private Practice in Orthopedics w/ Dr. Bertrand Kaper

Season 2 Episode 5 - Business and Medicine w/ Dr. Bassel Diebo

Welcome back to the Fractured Thoughts Podcast! Join us as we talk with Dr. Bassel Diebo, a trained orthopedic surgeon who is accredited as one of the most published spine surgeons of his generation. He sits down with Max Sahhar and Marco Kaper, two second year students at the Warren Alpert Medical School, to share how he founded a own medical device company and joins the worlds of medicine and business in his daily practice. We hope you all enjoy!   All views and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the speaker alone and do not represent the interests or views of Brown University, the Warren Alpert Medical School, or any other affiliated organizations.

Season 2 Episode 4 - Sideline Medicine w/ Dr. Jeffrey Feden

Welcome back for another episode of the Fractured Thoughts Podcast! Join us as we talk with Dr. Jeffrey Feden, an emergency medicine physician at Brown University who also serves as a team physician for Bryant University's Division I athletics program. He sits down with Nishant Jayachandran, an M2 at the Warren Alpert Medical School, to offer some advice to others who may want to pursue a similar path through medicine, to describe the role of a doctor in the care of athletes, and to share his personal journey through medicine. We hope you all enjoy!   All views and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the speaker alone and do not represent the interests or views of Brown University, the Warren Alpert Medical School, or any other affiliated organizations.

The Med Student Experience: Medical School Fails

Welcome back to another episode of our "Med Student Experience" series. On today's episode, listen in as Marco Kaper, Anika Breker, and Alexa Bosco discuss med school fails, share funny stories and close calls, and offer tips and tricks on navigating the med school experience and laughing at ourselves.   Millie Rouffiac, Alexa Bosco, and Anika Breker are all first-year medical students at the Warren Alpert Medical School and members of the Fractured Thoughts Podcast.   All views and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the speaker alone and do not represent the interests or views of Brown University, the Warren Alpert Medical School, or any other affiliated organizations.

Season 2 Episode 3 - Technology in Medicine w/ Dr. Grant Hogue

Welcome back for Part 2 of our second season! On the first episode of this sub-season, join us as we talk with Dr. Grant Hogue, an orthopedic surgeon based in Boston shares his perspective on the role of technology in medicine, offering advice to fellow doctors and students who wish to integrate emerging technologies into their care. He is joined on this episode by Alexa Bosco and Max Sahhar, both second-year medical students at the Warren Alpert Medical School. We hope you all enjoy!   All views and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the speaker alone and do not represent the interests or views of Brown University, the Warren Alpert Medical School, or any other affiliated organizations.

Season 2 Episode 2 - Private Practice in Orthopedics w/ Dr. Bertrand Kaper

On the third episode of the season, join us as we talk with Dr. Bertrand Kaper, an orthopedic surgeon based in Arizona who manages his own private practice. Dr. Kaper shares his perspective on the role of private practice in medicine, offers advice to fellow doctors and students who wish to pursue private practice following their training, and speaks to the unique struggles, success, and challenges of his career path. He does all this while providing anecdotes and guidance to any listeners who may wish to pursue a career outside the typical framework of medicine. He is joined on this episode by Marco Kaper and Max Sahhar, both first-year medical students at the Warren Alpert Medical School. We hope you all enjoy!   All views and opinions shared on this podcast are those of the speaker alone and do not represent the interests or views of Brown University, the Warren Alpert Medical School, or any other affiliated organizations.