Grossly Speaking
Grossly Speaking
Podcast Description
Grossly Speaking is a pathology podcast founded by medical student Taranjit Kaur. She is supported by an amazing team of co-founders, medical students Harnoor Gil and Dr. Daryl Traylor! We explore the fascinating world of pathology. Stay tuned every month!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes related to pathology, residency experiences, and career advice, with episodes discussing topics such as life after residency, application insights, and day-to-day responsibilities of pathologists, illustrated in episodes like 'Lessons Beyond Pathology Residency' and 'Pathology Match & Residency Life'.
Grossly Speaking is a pathology podcast created by 4th-year medical student Taranjit Kaur. She is supported by a wonderful team! Dr. Harnoor Galani serves as co-founder and social media chair. Daryl Traylor, PhD and medical student, serves as operations chair. Nishan Dogra, a USC undergraduate, supports the Tissue Tuesday series. Through conversations with pathologists, trainees, and educators, Grossly Speaking explores topics in pathology education, AI, and emerging technologies. The podcast aims to make pathology more approachable to students from all backgrounds! Audio: CROSSTOWN band
We’re joined by a very special guest, Dr. Kurt Schaberg, an anatomic pathologist at UC Davis (Sacramento, CA) and the creator of Kurt’s Notes, a resource many medical students and pathology trainees use for clear, high-yield explanations that actually stick. Kurt’s Notes has organ/system guides, IHC/molecular sections, quizzes, and curated links.
https://schaberg.faculty.ucdavis.edu/
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