In The Vein

A podcast by students at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, where we hope to build community, share advice, enhance vulnerability, and engage in valuable discussions across our campus and beyond.In the Vein is a student-run production. The views, information, or opinions expressed in these episodes are solely those of the hosts and interviewees and do not necessarily represent those of the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Contact intheveinpodcast@gmail.com with episode suggestions, comments, or questions.

In The Vein is a health podcast hosted by Medical Students at CUSOM, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Medical Students at CUSOM hosts In The Vein, a health show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #31

  E31 Career Changers Part 2 - Transitioning from Non Healthcare Fields to Medical School

  Aug 7, 202614 min

  This episode is the second of a three part series, exploring the journey of non-traditional medical students and residents who transitioned from careers or residency programs in their journey to become a medical professional. In Part 2, host Izzy sits down with fellow classmates Paul Rastrelli and Joey Cleveland to discuss changing from a career in engineering and finance, respectively, to pursuing a medical degree. We discuss the decision to change career paths, the process of building a medical school application from scratch, and lessons they learned from their prior careers they hope to bring into their work as a physician. Credits: In The Vein Host: Isabel Friesner Guests: Paul Rastrelli, Joseph Cleveland Created by Isabel Friesner

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  Episode #28

  The Inside "Scope" - Transition to Residency with Molly Murphy, MD

  May 15, 20261h 8mS0

  In this episode, host Lauren Morris interviews CU alum and former host of In The Vein, Molly Murphy, who is completing her intern year in general surgery at the University of Wisconsin. Molly shares her experience with adjusting to residency, balancing personal well-being, maintaining social connection, and excelling professionally.

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  Episode #27

  Stepping into Leadership with CU Medical Student Council (The Power of Physician Voices part 4)

  Apr 14, 202628 minS0

  In this episode, host Lauren Morris interviews CU Medical Student Council members David Chen and River Evans. We discuss how MSC can provide an avenue for leadership opportunities, community involvement, and professional development as student physicians.

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  Episode #26

  Interview with VP of CU Admissions, Dr. Tyler Coyle

  Mar 18, 202639 minS0

  Juliette Lowe, MS1, interviews Tyler Coyle, Assistant Dean of Admissions at the CU Anschutz School of Medicine. Dr. Coyle describes CU’s admissions process and holistic review, emphasizing healthcare exposure, leadership, scholarship, and curiosity. He also debunks myths about needing a 510+ or being “cooked” if you don’t have your interview by Thanksgiving. Dr. Coyle dives into standards for students with and without gap years, and what makes a meaningful experience. The conversation highlights CU’s collaborative environment, normalization of first-year struggles, and appreciation for resilience and growth mindset in the application process.

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  Episode #25

  Resilience, Communication, and Balance with Dr. Kimberly Warner (The Power of Physician Voices part 3)

  Feb 13, 202623 minS0

  In this episode, host Lauren interviews Dr. Kimberly Warner, a Denver OB/GYN, Colorado Permanente Medical Group’s Government Relations Chair, and former Colorado Medical Society President. Dr. Warner shares how she came into these roles and the many forms advocacy can take for physicians and medical students. She discusses her advocacy efforts in these leadership roles and illustrates the power of good communication and resilience in medical policy making.

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