Recent Episodes
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229: The Path to Pediatric Neuromuscular Neurology
Jun 29, 2022 – 39:06 -
228: The Heart of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology
Jun 22, 2022 – 33:11 -
227: It's In The Genes: Medical Genetics & Diagnostics
Jun 8, 2022 – 43:45 -
226: The Road to a Renal Hypertension Specialist
Apr 27, 2022 – 35:36 -
225: Route to Rheumatology
Apr 21, 2022 – 49:43 -
223: Thoughts on Transplant Surgery
Mar 30, 2022 – 38:01 -
222: The Path To GI and Liver Pathology
Mar 23, 2022 – 36:29 -
221: Teaching and Practicing Hepatology
Mar 16, 2022 – 41:23 -
220: A Sports Medicine Story
Mar 9, 2022 – 37:29 -
219: Adolescent Medicine: Connecting with Teens
Feb 23, 2022 – 32:32 -
218: The Practice of Precision: A Brain and Spine Tumor Surgeon
Feb 16, 2022 – 30:38 -
217: Appendicitis to Athletes: Sports and Emergency Medicine
Feb 9, 2022 – 35:57 -
216: Carving Out Cancer: Orthopedic Oncology
Feb 2, 2022 – 35:52 -
215: A Pediatric Medical Geneticist Shares His Specialty
Jan 19, 2022 – 39:21 -
214: Child Psychiatry: Looking At The Bigger Picture
Jan 12, 2022 – 32:22 -
213: Dr. Rose Provides Insight Into Gynecologic Oncology
Dec 15, 2021 – 34:44 -
212: Kids & Chemo: Story of a Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist
Dec 8, 2021 – 35:33 -
211: All the Info on Clinical Informatics
Nov 24, 2021 – 26:29 -
210: Forensic Pathology - It Takes Guts
Nov 17, 2021 – 40:57 -
209: Sparking Interest in Cardiac Electrophysiology
Nov 10, 2021 – 27:14 -
208: Cutting into the Plastic Surgeon Lifestyle
Nov 3, 2021 – 45:01 -
207: What Does an Adult Congenital Heart Disease Specialist Do?
Oct 27, 2021 – 41:56 -
206: A Heart for Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
Oct 13, 2021 – 49:14 -
205: An Obstetric Anesthesiologist Delivers On Her Subspecialty
Oct 6, 2021 – 34:52 -
204: From OB/GYN in India to Physiatry in the United States
Sep 29, 2021 – 44:37 -
203: Inside Transgender Psychiatry and Psychosomatic Medicine
Sep 15, 2021 – 31:18 -
202: A Deeper Look Into Pediatric Ophthalmology
Sep 8, 2021 – 39:54 -
201: Clinical Neurophysiology & Epilepsy with a Program Director
Sep 1, 2021 – 43:55 -
200: Inside Molecular Pathology With an MD/PHD
Aug 25, 2021 – 32:45 -
199: From Practicing Attorney to Forensic Psychiatry
Aug 18, 2021 – 41:19 -
198: A Geriatrician Talks About the Care of Our Elderly
Aug 12, 2021 – 35:00 -
197: A Peek Into Transplant Surgery and What has Changed
Aug 4, 2021 – 33:53 -
196: A Program Director Talks About Interventional Cardiology
Jul 21, 2021 – 26:13 -
195: Healing the Heart as an Adult Cardiologist
Jul 14, 2021 – 31:54 -
194: Jumping Into the World of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Jul 7, 2021 – 34:05 -
193: Treating Life-Changing Diseases as a Neurologist
Jun 30, 2021 – 34:10 -
192: Life as an Active Duty Critical Care Physician
Jun 23, 2021 – 56:34 -
191: A Look Into Neurodevelopmental Disabilitie
Jun 16, 2021 – 37:57 -
190: Picking the Brain in Neurology and Neurocritical Care
Jun 9, 2021 – 30:11 -
189: Serving the Next Generation as a Child Adolescent Psychiatrist
Jun 2, 2021 – 37:34 -
188: What Life is Like as a Pediatric Rheumatologist
May 26, 2021 – 29:44 -
187: Transforming Lives in Transgender Surgeries as n Urologist
May 19, 2021 – 32:09 -
186: Balancing the Imbalances as a Pediatric Endocrinologist"
May 12, 2021 – 34:44 -
185: Unlocking Our Genetics with an Academic Medical Geneticist
May 5, 2021 – 38:04 -
184: Hacking Your Way Into Medicine as a Clinical Informatics
Apr 28, 2021 – 35:26 -
183: A Pediatric Endocrinologist Shares Her Specialty
Apr 21, 2021 – 33:34 -
182: Treating Tiny Humans as a Neonatal and Perinatologist
Apr 14, 2021 – 26:34 -
181: What is the Life of a Transplant Psychiatrist Like?
Apr 7, 2021 – 41:44 -
180: Exploring Academic Soft Tissue and Sarcoma Pathology
Mar 31, 2021 – 35:19 -
179: What Does Practicing in Urology and Men's Health Look Like?
Mar 3, 2021 – 40:59
Recent Reviews
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Roro-1998SuggestionI love everything about this Podcast. And I’m looking forward to hearing from a Pediatric Otolaryngologist!
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Paul_HainesAmazing storiesI’m a non-trad admitted DO from NJ. I start med school in my home state in a couple of months. Listening to these podcasts has been informative and helpful in allowing me to see the different fields that medicine has to offer. I have enjoyed listening to different stories of the day to day life of physicians and it has made me to reflect deeper on what kind of physician I might want to be.
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MarshInMedicineVery InformativeAs a non-trad trying to make decisions that will not only affect my life but the lives of my husband and children forever, this podcast has been so valuable as I weigh the pros and cons of each specialty! I love getting the insight and perspective into different specialties from physicians who are actually living and working in that lifestyle. Thank you for hosting!!
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Rain percentageEnlighteningVery informative information from experts in the field. I loved session 6. She was so deep and philosophical! I love how all the DRs compliment your choice of questions, it paints a good picture of their lifestyle.
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JennyFromTheNYCBlock🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟I graduated from Dr Gray’s premed podcast to this fabulous sampler of different specialties we might not know much about or even heard of! Thank you for bringing in guests to show us med students what’s out there -JennyW NY
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Dtodd19Amazing PodcastThis podcast has influenced beyond simple understanding. Every morning at my Junior college I would go to study and on the way I would listen to specialty stories and the Pre med years. Nonetheless this has influenced me to apply to Harvard as a transfer and I got it!!! I will be attending and the class of 2020. Dr Ryan Gray also influenced me to attend the the UCD health conference and it was amazing. thank you for everything !!!
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USUHS MS3Great PodcastI just started listening to the first 8 or so episodes of this podcast. I love the brevity, the questions he asks, he asks everyone the same questions as he says so we can compare specialties apples to apples. This is definitely helping me decide what to do and even learn more about medicine and other specialties I may not join but will work alongside in the future. Highly recommend!
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Glyph41Fascinating StoriesThe interviews are incredibly helpful for anyone thinking through specialties, and even for those who are not involved in medicine. My favorite of the MedEd podcasts.
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Ptolemy9111/10!Ryan Gray does an amazing job interviewing a wide variety of medical specialties, including ones I've never heard of. Every medical student should give this a listen, especially if they're not sure what specialty to choose.
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Adi_2well doneYou will hear doctors, residents, fellows talk about their field, their day to day work, etc... It has been helpful for me, thanks. Shorter format than "undifferentiated".
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Nontrad Med School HopefulPhenomenal!Just when I thought I knew what specialty I wanted to pursue, Dr. Gray interviews another amazing physician that makes me want to consider all my options! I love this podcast!
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...,SCALPELAnother hit from Med Ed MediaDr. Gray does it again with another informative and helpful podcast for premeds/med students. This has quickly become my new favorite of the bunch.
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gar358An Awesome resourceClassic Dr. Gray! Keep up the good work! Another extremely encouraging and helpful resource for us students. You are a huge encouragement for the next generation of aspiring physicians, Ryan!
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BRaffbGreat follow up to The Pre Med YearsI listened to Dr. Gray's first podcast religiously throughout my premedical studies and application process. This new podcast is equally informative and helpful as I start medical school and plan for rotations. The variety of specialties has been wide, and each week he asks a similar series of questions so that a listener can come away with a well rounded understanding of key differences among specialties, from training involved to a "typical day," to opportunities within the specialty. Highly recommended!
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PhilippeDaniel21"Awesome" (Dr. Gray voice)The Premed HQ podcast kept me motivated and informed throughout the application process. As a soon to be M1, this is already a great resource to get to know specialties better. Amazing podcast!!!!
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Ian am IMed students need thisDr. Gray does it again with another great podcast for med and pre-med students alike. I love the quick and dirty interviews with all the specialties. Seeing is believing, but there are just too many speialties to easily see them all these days, and this podcast is helping med student fill in their experiential gaps. Also, you just don't know what you don't know about a specialty until you hear the expert say it out loud. Totally dig these converations :)
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Pugzilla21My favorite podcast alreadyAs a first year medical student, I find this podcast fantastic! Even if it's about a specialty I don't plan on trying out, it's still fascinating to listen to their life experiences. 10/10
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Tap what?Amazing!Holy crap! This podcast is AMAZING! What is the first thing you're asked when you say you want to be a doctor? Yep; "oh cool, what kind of doctor do you want to be?" Not even considering how loaded that question is! What an excellent resource this podcast is for people wanting to know more about the VAST number of specialties out there. Beyond that, what a great way for healthcare professionals to learn about what that doctor really does over in the other department. Seriously, can't say it enough, THANK YOU for this podcast!
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Science_lover 333LOVE IT!This is such a great podcast (just like the pre-med years!) I was anxiously awaiting its arrival and I was thinking "he will never mention pathology, my career goal" and there it was! The first episode! Even better, she was a type of pathologist that I've been trying to find who combines pathology and patient interaction. Thank you so much for introducing me to the specialty that is probably for me!
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Aspiring ER DocAwesomeThe best podcast for Medical Students, or Pre Meds searching for a specialty. Packed with great information. Great guests, and the Host Dr. Gray is one of the greatest medical podcasters around.
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