Research as an Undergraduate Student

DisparityTalks: Institutional Justice and Inclusion in Medical Education

On this episode Ntami kicks of the DisparityTalks subsegment by interviewing Ellen Murphy, the founder of the Institutional Justice and Inclusion committee at WayneMed. We discuss the history behind the organization, initiatives and why this work is so important as it pertains to healthcare disparities. Listeners will also gain insight on how to tackle social justice issues and ways to create/implement such programs at their own institutions.

Perspectives: This Scientist and Pharmacist Take on Medicine

There’s no single path to medicine. On this episode of theMEDlocket, Maria interviews two medical students, Patrick and Judy, who have unique journeys to medicine. After obtaining doctorate degrees in their relative fields, this pharmacist and scientist started on the path towards an MD. On this episode, they discuss their motivation, the obstacles they faced, and most importantly how their paths have molded them into the individuals they are today.

Research as an Undergraduate Student

Interested in getting involved in research as an undergraduate student? On this episode of theMEDlocket, Maria discusses the role research played in her undergraduate career and gives tips on how to get involved in undergraduate research and how to optimize your research experience.

FAQ: The Medical School Application 101

What does it take to get into Medical School? On this episode we dive deep into the medical school application process, what schools look for and ways to build a solid application that truly stands out. Join Ntami and special guest Peyton as they answer all your questions for the upcoming cycle.

Global Health in Medicine

Using your platform to address global health disparities can seem daunting. In this episode, Maria and Ntami discuss their experiences with global health, avenues for advocacy and plans to impact change as they move forward in their medical careers.